Polysius is always ready to cement a deal. A subsidiary of German industrial conglomerate ThyssenKrupp since 1999, Polysius AG designs industrial plants and makes machinery and equipment for the cement and raw materials industries (including crushed stone and coal). Plant construction services include consulting, process-engineering, and research and development. Raw materials-processing activities such as grinding, pyroprocessing, and materials handling utilize Polysius' engineered products. Polysius also provides process automation systems, spare parts, and after-sales service for existing plants.

Marangoni company makes and distributes retreading materials and machinery, as well as new and retread tires. Marangoni company also sells its Ringtread system to other tire retreaders. Marangoni sells its retread tires (for cars, off-road vehicles, and more) and new tire products primarily in Italy and other European countries. Other products include tires for industrial machinery such as for fork lifts, excavators, and loading machines. Products are sold both wholesale and through about 40 sales outlets. Marangoni company was taken private by management in 2002.

FANUC Robotics America makes intelligent robots that automate industrial manufacturing. Its robotic devices automate such processes as assembly, cleaning, dispensing, grinding, packaging, painting, polishing, and welding. Customers include Corning, Rubbermaid, Ford, and General Motors. FANUC Robotics America supplies equipment to the aerospace, agriculture, automotive, consumer goods, electronics, food and beverage, glass, machine tools, medical devices, paper and printing, pharmaceuticals, plastics, and textile industries, among others. It also provides engineering, service support, analysis, and system maintenance.

Eurowindows manufactures and installs aluminum windows, doors, and curtain walling for both new building and remodelling construction projects. The company is also an authorized fabricator of products branded by other vendors including Sapa (Glostal Monarch) and Kawneer. Eurowindows also offers consulting, design, and project management services.

Lincoln Industrial Corporation manufacturer builds lubrication equipment and fluid pumping products to help modify friction, improve fuel economy, reduce noise, and lengthen component life. Among its products are general lubrication pumps and grease guns, heavy-duty pumps for handling viscous materials, and automatic lubrication systems to direct the right amount of grease or oil to bearings or other close-fitting points. In 2005 Lincoln Industrial was acquired by Harbour Group Industries, a privately owned conglomerate with companies active in manufacturing and distributing a diversity of consumer and industrial products.

Aerofil Technology's can-do attitude makes sure that the spray cans get filled. Aerofil Technology company specializes in aerosol filling, dry filling, and liquid filling and packaging services, using its 13 packaging lines. It also provides warehousing, distribution, and testing. In addition, Aerofil Technology's specialty packaging services include label changes, special promotions, and display assembly. It serves customers in a range of markets, including air dusters and cleaners, automotive products, fungicides and herbicides, household products, insecticides and pesticides, swimming pool chemicals, and pet products.

Cristalerias de Chile, known as Cristalchile, just can't contain itself in the bottle-making business. Cristalerias company dominates Chile's glass container industry. Its 200-plus domestic and foreign customers include laboratories and makers of wine, beer, nonalcoholic drinks, pharmaceuticals, and food products. Customers include Compañía Cervecerías Unidas, Viña Concha y Toro, and Viña San Pedro, of which Cristalerias controls. Cristalerias company boasts a technical agreement with Owens-Illinois, as well as stakes in broadcasting businesses. Cristalchile's primary stakeholder is Electro Metalurgica (Elecmetal) and affiliates. Maria Luisa Vial, widow of Cristalerías magnate Ricardo Claro, holds more than 45% of Elecmetal.

KF Industries, located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, was founded in 1962 as a contract machine shop providing services for local manufacturers. The original owners were Gene Key and Odell Friar, thus KF. In 1972, KF began manufacturing its own limited line of needle valves, this being the first marketed “KF” product.KF Series C floating ball valves were introduced in 1978. This threaded end, carbon and stainless steel valve design was well received in the oil and gas production market and continues to be in demand to this day. Several other floating ball valve variations followed. By 1982, KF was producing a comprehensive offering of threaded and flanged end valves. Sizes ranged from ¼” bore through 4” bore with pressure ratings to 3000 psi. During the early to mid-1980’s, KF Industries, like many other companies serving the oil and gas industry, felt the squeeze of a harsh economy. KF was able to “weather the storm”, with the timely introduction of another innovative product, the Series T trunnion ball valve. The patented Series T’s top-entry trunnion mounted design offered inline reparability, double block and bleed

Hamrick Mills makes lightweight, greige-woven fabrics through two plants, Hamrick and Musgrove, in Gaffney, South Carolina. The lineup includes poly/cotton and 100% cotton blends. Hamrick Mills' fabrics are used in a diversity of applications, from home furnishings to apparel and support apparel (pockets to linings), and industrial goods (window shades to laminates for circuitry). The company makes yarn using the Murata Jet Spinning and Murata Vortex spinning machines. Common print cloth styles, along with special fabric construction weaves, are also produced. The founding Hamrick family owns and runs the company.

CTA manufactures and supplies an acoustic and thermal insulation lineup used to make vehicles, ventilation systems, appliances, and other equipment quieter, cooler, and more energy-efficient. Its glass fiber-based, sound-absorbing blend for automotive under-hood and exterior use is sold under the QuietBlend brand. Made from textile fiberglass and anti-flame fibers, CTA's ThermaBlend line offers an insulating blanket for an array of building products. CTA's customers include carmakers Ford, GM, and Nissan, and material makers John Manville and Owens Corning. Started in 1971, CTA is an affiliated company of Cerberus Capital.

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