Weiqiao Textile is the largest cotton textile producer in China.Weiqiao Textile Company manufactures cotton yarn, grey fabric, and denim from four production bases located in the Shandong Province. The company manufactures about 800 cotton yarn models, and uses its own yarn to make about 1,000 types of grey fabric including twill, silk, jacquard, and khaki and 400 varieties of denim. Weiqiao Textile sells to about 8,500 domestic customers and more than 800 international clients located in 20 countries. Major customers include Itochu, Fountain Set, Texwinca Holdings, and Marubeni.

The MJ Allen Group company's iron foundry, non-ferrous foundry, and machining subsidiaries make precision gauges, tools, dies, punches, architectural steel, and ornamental ironwork under brands including Rydal, Mather & Smith, Foremost, Hunton, and Verdict distributed in Europe and the US. Its automotive group makes National brand brake and clutch parts sold in Eastern Europe as well as Countytrac transmissions sold in the UK. Managing Director Tim Allen controls a majority share of The MJ Allen Group.

Cummins Power Generation company's commercial power systems with diesel engines ranging from 10kW to 2.5MW are used in standby and emergency systems and multi-megawatt peaking facilities. In developing countries, where reliable utility power can sometimes be sketchy, Cummins Power Generation's products are used as a prime source of power. In addition to the Cummins name, the products are sold under the brand names Onan, Stamford, Markon, and AVK. Cummins Power Generation is among the business units of diesel-engine manufacturing giant Cummins, Inc., and represents about 20% of the parent's sales.

Resco is a privately owned company with headquarters in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Resco has been known as a leader in the specialty or monolithic refractories industry. Since 2000, Resco has become a new company through strategic acquisitions of assets from three refractory competitors. On March 3, 2000, Resco's purchase of assets divested by RHI Refractories America was completed. Resco acquired certain designated assets and, along with them, the opportunity to grow its operations and market share. These assets were associated with specific brands produced at specific locations.Under the purchase agreement, Resco acquired the Hammond and Marelan facilities that were previously Harbison-Walker, including the plant, assets, employees, technology and know-how necessary for production, excluding certain brands that were retained by RHI. North American Refractories' Farber plant was not acquired, only the rights to produce certain Farber-made brands and the equipment needed to produce them. Production of these brands was moved to Resco's East Canton, Ohio plant.

Strongwell has been pultruding fiber reinforced polymer composite structural products since 1956. Today, with more than 66 pultrusion machines and 647,000 square feet of manufacturing space in three plant locations, Strongwell has unequaled capacity, versatility and flexibility to meet the needs of its customers and allied partners. All Strongwell pultruded products are made in the USA. Strongwell company is financially strong, total quality oriented, technically advanced, and customer focused. Strongwell's customers include Fortune 500 industrial and commercial firms, major architectural and engineering firms, leading contractors and distributors, and many other companies - both large and small - in a variety of markets.

Founded in 1987 as Tycom Corporation, Kyocera Tycom Corporation became a subsidiary of San Diego-based Kyocera International in 2001. Kyocera Tycom manufactures carbide cutting tools, such as countersinks, drills, drill bits, end mills, scoring tools, routers, router bits, and end mills, while also providing resharpening services. Kyocera Tycom Corporation company caters to the industrial, electronics, medical, and aerospace sectors. Its primary market focus is the printed circuit board industry. In addition to its home in Southern California, Kyocera Tycom maintains operations in Canada, China, Hong Kong, Japan, and other parts of the US. It is also the US distributor for sister subsidiary Kyocera Advanced Ceramics cutlery and kitchen tools.

Arlington manufactures and distributes a slew of metallic and non-metallic fittings and connectors. Its lineup includes bushings, cable connectors, concrete pipe sleeves, conduit bodies, gaskets, and screw couplings used in electrical and construction applications. The company operates a sole plant in Scranton, Pennsylvania. It sells its products through stocking sales reps, who supply distributors' inventories. Arlington began in 1949 as a regional supplier of zinc fittings to the electrical industry. Evolving, it has introduced more than 400 new products since 2003.

Calgon Carbon makes activated carbons and purification systems and offers purification, separation, and concentration services to the industrial process and environmental markets. The company provides activated, impregnated, and acid-washed carbons (about 130 million pounds annually) for use in applications such as food processing, wastewater treatment, and emissions control. Calgon Carbon also sells equipment that uses activated carbon and ion exchange resins for the purification of products in the chemical, food, and pharmaceutical industries. The company's consumer products include charcoal and carbon cloth.

A.Raymond Tinnerman Manufacturing. Formerly known as Tinnerman Palnut Engineered Products.The company makes some 2,000 types of standard and specialty metal and plastic fasteners, including speed nuts (one-piece nut and washer units). The company's fastener lineup also includes spring steel, multi- and single-thread, and clamps and cable clips. It also offers custom-molded items, such as those used for automotive headlight adjustors. Customers include GE, Lear, Mattel, and Toyota. The company, founded in 1870 as Tinnerman Stove Company, developed the speed nut in 1936. In 2005 it acquired two factories from Textron Fastening, and was itself picked up by A. Raymond & Cie in 2009.

Hoffer Plastics Corporation is a family-owned, custom injection molding company founded in 1953 by Robert A. and Helen Hoffer. As Chief Executive Officer, Bob Hoffer directed the company's growth over the years from an original 2,400 square foot operation to the present 360,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility.Over the last 54 years, Hoffer Plastics company has seen consistent growth with customers in many different industries. This has been accomplished through a focus of quality, customer satisfaction, and tooling support. Quality has been the hallmark of our company. The Hoffer Quality Policy states "Our policy is a firm commitment to continuous improvement in the performance of all activities. Quality is defined as conformance to agreed upon requirements, ours as well as our customers'. Quality is a responsibility shared by all employees of the company. It is a team effort."At Hoffer Plastics, in our 7 different manufacturing areas, quality and meeting the customer's expectations is the number one goal for each and every employee. This is accomplished with technologically advanced machinery, purchased on a regular basis in order to stay on top of the many challenges for process control and process capability in the molding industry.

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