SIG Combibloc is one of the world's leading system suppliers of carton packaging and filling machines for beverages and food. SIG company supplies complete systems including both the packaging materials and the corresponding filling machines. In 2009 SIG Combibloc Group achieved a turnover of 1,260 million Euro. SIG company is part of the New Zealand based Rank Group. SIG Combibloc Group draws on the skills and experience of more than 4,250 employees in more than 40 countries. Packaging plants and subsidiaries located throughout the world enable the company to respond quickly and effectively to local customer needs. Carton packs from SIG Combibloc protect the quality of food and drinks. They ensure that the taste, nutrients and vitamins of products are preserved. Likewise, carton packs from SIG Combibloc preserve the environment. Because as the name suggests, they are made predominantly out of cardboard, which is manufactured from wood, a renewable raw material. Using renewable resources reduces the use of fossil raw materials such as oil. And because trees absorb CO2 and release oxygen while they are growing, sustainably managed forests also help to protect the climate.

Tognum makes a mighty family of engines, generators, fuel cells, and fuel injection systems under its MTU and L'Orange brands. Its engines are used in ships, trains, military tanks, industrial equipment, and on offshore oil platforms. Products from its Onsite Energy & Components unit include diesel and gas-powered generators and fuel cells for emergency backup, peak load, and continuous power applications, as well as fuel injection systems that improve diesel engine efficiency. Tognum company also has a vast spare parts and after sales service organization. Tognum has 12 production plants and more than 1,000 service centers in 130 countries.

Kirby Risk Corporation, which was named after one of its co-founders, supplies electrical products (process automation products, drives and motors, lighting, fuses, wire and cable) and services in the midwestern US. Kirby Risk's services include electric-motor repair and precision machining. Kirby Risk Corporation company's electrical supply distribution unit handles more than 20,000 products from some 500 manufacturers, including 3M, Allen Bradley, and Rockwell Automation. Other operations include ARCO Electric Products (phase converters). CEO James Risk III owns Kirby Risk Corporation.

Carlisle Interconnect Technologies Company is one of the world's leading designers and manufacturers of high performance wire and cable, RF/microwave connectors and cable assemblies. Our products are targeted at applications in the aerospace, defense electronics, wireless infrastructure, optical telecommunications, and test and measurement industries.Carlisle Interconnect Technologies started operations in Tarrytown, New York in 1940 as Tensolite. Tensolite is a trademark that stands for the finest in miniature insulated wire and cable. A trademark coined from the properties built into all Carlisle Interconnect Technologies wire and cable products; high tensile strength and compact lightweight performance. Tensile + Lightweight = "Tensolite".The first insulated wire product produced by Carlisle company was used to electrically heat the gloves and flights suits of World War II Air Force pilots. Carlisle Interconnect Technologies was an early pioneer in the application of insulation to miniature wire. We were one of the first to apply a unique material called PTFE to produce high temperature wire and cable. Carlisle Interconnect Technologies became known early in its existence as a leader in the design and manufacture of high temperature, high performance wire and cable.In 1960, Carlisle Interconnect Technologies (then Tensolite) became part of the Carlisle group of companies. In 1967, Carlisle Companies was the best performing stock on the New York Stock Exchange and Carlisle Interconnect Technologies was touted as one of the jewels of the Carlisle portfolio of companies. Carlisle Interconnect Technologies continues to enjoy the support of Carlisle today, which provides the financial strength and resources to allow us to explore emerging technologies and new opportunities as they come to light.Carlisle Interconnect Technologies has always focused on being a technical leader and has had many firsts within the industry. Carlisle company started out as one of the first manufacturers of miniature wire and cable, and was the first to extrude PTFE on to a wire in 1951. As technology progressed, so did Carlisle Interconnect Technologies. In 1962, we became the first company to develop a process to wrap polyimide tapes on wire to produce a tougher, lighter airframe wire. In 1985, Carlisle Interconnect Technologies developed a unique process to extrude and expand PTFE in a continuous process. This led to a patented high-speed wire and cable product line that is a foundation of our technology today. In 1988 we developed the first arc track resistant airframe wire and called it Tufflite™ 2000. This product is quickly becoming the defacto standard in the aerospace industry today.

Endpak Packaging Inc. company manufactures five types of industrial kraft bags used to hold a breadth of products, from animal feed to fertilizer, baking mix, and beans, and single beers. The lineup of tubular-style bags includes pinch bottom open mouth, pasted valve stepped end, and a long durable sleeve, or end bag for holding hundreds of can lids. Despite 2009's weak economy, along with California's soaring costs and tightly regulated business environment, Endpak relocated and expanded its manufacturing plant. Opened in 1993, Endpak Packaging company is owned and run by the Garcias.

Yancey Bros. Company sells and rents new and used Caterpillar equipment, engines, and power systems, as well as Trail King trailers, building construction equipment, and agricultural equipment made by Caterpillar and others. It also offers a full line of forestry and recycling equipment. Yancey Brothers was the first US dealer of the Adams mule grader a mule-powered road grader and claims to be the nation's oldest Caterpillar dealer.

Ampco-Pittsburgh Corporation and its subsidiaries manufacture and sell custom-engineered equipment in the United States and internationally. It operates in two segments, Forged and Cast Rolls, and Air and Liquid Processing. The Forged and Cast Rolls segment produces forged hardened steel rolls used in cold rolling for the producers of steel, aluminum, and other metals; and cast iron and steel rolls for hot and cold strip mills, medium/heavy section mills, and plate mills. The Air and Liquid Processing segment manufactures finned tube and plate finned heat exchange coils for the commercial and industrial construction, as well as for process and utility industries; custom air handling systems used in commercial, institutional, and industrial buildings; and a line of centrifugal pumps for the refrigeration, power generation, and marine defense industries. Ampco-Pittsburgh Corporation company was founded in 1929 and is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Rice Lake Weighing Systems (RLWS) enables customers to weigh their options. For more than 60 years the company has designed and manufactured industrial scale and process control weighing equipment. Its inventory boasts some 20,000 products varying in size and purpose from small retail scales, bench scales, and balances to scales for livestock, and on-board weighing devices for semi-trailer vehicles and trains. RLWS also carries related displays, electrical power equipment, printers, and software. Its subdivisions offer custom machining, and weight, torque, and pressure instrumentation, spray equipment, and fishing, home and outdoor gear.

ORX manufactures and repairs all types of railroad axles, gear units, trucks, and wheel sets. The company also provides a wide range of wheel shop services, including freight car wheel set repair, locomotive U-tube assembly, and the manufacture of new axles for all types of rail vehicles. Among its other jobs, ORX acts as a subcontractor that refurbishes Amtrak's Acela locomotive wheel sets under a maintenance subcontract. (Maintenance of Amtrak's Acela trains is the responsibility of Bombardier Inc. and Alstom, the consortium that built the train).

NTN Bearing Corporation of America company, a subsidiary of Japan's NTN Corporation, manufactures ball bearings used in products ranging from personal electronics to automobiles. Classifications of the company's products include angular contact ball bearings, disc bearings, clutch products, radial ball bearings, and mounted or adapted bearings. NTN America is one of NTN Corporation's five main regions and generates about 20% of its parent's total sales. Established in 1963, NTN America counts BAE Systems Land & Armaments, Hitachi Automotive Products (USA), Honda Motor's Formula One racing team, and John Deere among its customers. NTN Bearing Corporation of America company has offices and plants across the US.

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