Capps Manufacturing makes and assembles aircraft parts, including door assemblies, wings, components, and sheet metal pieces, at its 80,000 sq. ft. plant. Services include machining, roll forming, hydro forming, extrusion and skin stretch forming, component assembly, and heat treating. Customers include Boeing, Cessna, Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, and other major aircraft makers. Capps differentiates itself by doing assembly work few other companies have the desire to take on. Owner and president Barney Capps started Capps Manufacturing in 1983.

TRUMPF Inc. is the North American member of Germany-based TRUMPF, a family-owned company comprising more than 55 subsidiaries that manufacturer laser machine tools. TRUMPF, the largest subsidiary within the group, divides its power-packed products into five divisions: machine tools (for flexible sheet metal and material processing), laser technology (for cutting, welding, or marking applications), power tools (for slicing, fastening and shaping), electronics (for laser, induction, and vacuum technology applications), and medical technology (surgery tables and systems for physical therapy and for laser surgery).

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) a member of the Mitsubishi keiretsu, manufactures machinery and equipment for myriad markets. Its operations are divided into six fields, including an other: Power systems (gas turbines, nuclear and thermal power plants); mass and medium-lot manufactured machinery (engines, forklift trucks, air conditioning and refrigeration systems, industrial tools); machinery and steel structures (chemical plants, bridges, material handling systems, compressors); aerospace (passenger jets, aeroengines, missiles, launch services); shipbuilding and ocean development (carriers and deep-sea platforms). MHI's core market is Japan.

Tarpon Industries angles to be a giant in the sea of steel storage racks. Doing business as Eugene Welding Co. (EWCO) and its SpaceRak division, the company manufactures structural and mechanical steel tubing, along with steel storage rack systems. The storage lineup offers cantilever, pushback, and selective storage racks, and drive-in/drive-thru systems. Its tubing is used in making products from automotive racks to sprinkler systems. Customers include retail centers, and public, commercial, and industrial warehouses, as well as manufacturers, such as Sears, Boeing, and Ford. In 2008 Heartland Steel Products, led by Tarpon CEO James Bradshaw, acquired the company, completing Tarpon's bankruptcy reorganization.

The beginning of what is Cooper Lighting today goes back to 1956. At that time the Halo Lighting Company was founded with the philosophy of manufacturing lighting fixtures which would be attractive, simple to install and easy to service. From the modest beginnings of a one-room facility and six product lines, Cooper Lighting has grown to a position of international industry leadership. Along the way, there have been many changes.The mission of Cooper Lighting is to be the leading provider of innovative, high quality lighting fixtures and related products to worldwide commercial, industrial, residential and utility markets. Cooper Lighting has a total commitment to a Customer First attitude and to being consistently superior to competitors in fulfilling customer needs. Cooper Lighting is also committed to growing profitably and to the opportunity for all employees to contribute, grow, have fun, and take pride in their work.

The Hitachi Metals manufactures high-grade metal casting components, such as automotive parts (aluminum road wheels, heat-resistant cast exhaust manifolds, and magnetic compass sensors), IT components and materials (antenna switch modules, isolators, and linear motors), and piping and infrastructure products (fire protection piping systems, gas piping, and mass flow controller and metal diaphragm valves), which are used in the automotive, construction, and electronics industries. Hitachi Metals gets more than two-thirds of its sales in Japan.

Aranda Tooling makes millions of metal parts each year for the aircraft, automotive, plumbing, and sporting industries both in the US and for export markets (primarily Mexico). The company also uses robotic machines to precisely cut and weld so that it can design and build parts without using contractors. Led by president and founder Pedro Aranda, the machining company offers a full range of design, prototype, high volume metal stamping, tooling, and assembly services. Aranda Tooling has more than 90,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing and assembly space in Huntington Beach, California.

Tii Network Technologies was founded in 1964. Tii Network Technologies, Inc. (Tii) is engaged in the designing, manufacturing and sale of products to service providers in the communications industry for use in their networks. It sells the products through a network of sales channels, principally to telephone operating companies (Telcos), multi-system operators (MSOs) of communications services, including cable and satellite service providers, and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Its products include Network Interface Devices (NID), accessories, Digital Subscriber Line Technology, Intelligent NID, HomePlug, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) products, Switchable Voice NID (SVN) products, Voice Intercom Systems (VIS) products and Fiber Optic products. In May 2010, the Company acquired Copper Products Division (CPD) of Porta Systems Corp.

The Watts Group provides services to the transport industry with a network of commercial vehicle dealer locations in South Wales and the South Midlands. It also has two successful manufacturing businesses producing urethane and other specialist products. The Watts Group comprises 7 companies and employs over 300 people and is passionate about its businesses and responsibilities. Established in 1851, the Watts Group is still a family-owned business and the head office remains in the Gloucestershire town of Lydney, where it was first founded. It has a proud history and an enviable reputation built on more than a century of innovation and achievement.

Roses Southwest Papers has bloomed in the desert Southwest by manufacturing napkins, tissue paper, and paper bags used in fast food restaurants and other places of business. The company's tissue products include bathroom tissue, center pull towels, facial tissue, fold towels, kitchen roll towels, jumbo roll tissue, and roll towels. Roses Southwest Papers also provides custom converting and private labeling services. Roses Southwest Papers, Inc. company counts McDonald's and Burger King among its major clients. Roses Southwest Papers is owned and operated by CEO Roberto Espat and other members of the Espat family.

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