Action SuperAbrasive (ASA) is grinding out a living. ASA company makes and supplies superabrasive grinding wheels used in machines for cutting a range of hard materials. ASA's resin, polyimide, metal, and vitrified bonding for diamond and CBN (cubic boron nitride) grinding wheels offer manufacturers options for cutting finish, coolant flow, and wheel speed. Wheels are sold in a variety of diameters, too. ASA makes electroplated wheels as well, and offers computer-aided design and on-site technical services. Among many worldwide, customers include cutting tool, auto, and aerospace parts makers, and mold and die, high tech ceramics, and quartz fabricating businesses.

Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget SCA engages in the development, production, and marketing of personal care, tissue, packaging, and solid-wood products, as well as publication papers in Europe, North America, Asia, Latin America, and Australasia. It offers personal care products, such as incontinence care, baby diapers, and feminine care under the Tena, Libero, Libresse, Saba, Nosotras, and Nana brand names. The company also provides tissue products, including toilet paper, kitchen rolls, facial tissue, handkerchiefs, napkins, tissues for various dispensers, and soaps under the Tork, Tempo, Zewa, and Edet brands to hotels, restaurants and catering, offices, industry, and healthcare markets. In addition, Svenska Cellulosa offers packaging solutions made primarily from corrugated board for various applications, including consumer and display packaging, shelf-ready packaging, customized protective packaging, and transport packaging, as well as related services. Further, it provides forest products, such as magazine and newsprint papers, pulp, timber, solid wood products, finished wood components, customized wood products for the building trade, and biofuels, as well as products for building construction and furniture manufacturing primarily under the Luna brand name. Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget SCA company was founded in 1929 and is based in Stockholm, Sweden.

United States Pipe and Foundry Company (US Pipe) manufactures ductile iron pipe, fittings, valves, gaskets, and hydrants. The company is a unit of Mueller Water Products, which was spun off by Walter Industries (now Walter Energy) in 2006, and accounts for 29% of Mueller's sales. Walter acquired US Pipe in 1969. The company makes pipe at four plants in the US, in Alabama (two), New Jersey, and California. US Pipe also manufactures pipe in metric dimensions for the international market. The company primarily serves the water and wastewater industries.

IRCE conducts itself well in the world of energy and electrical equipment. IRCE company, which began in 1947, now makes isolated cables for power and data transmission on local-area networks (LANs) and conductors (copper and aluminum enameled thread, or wire) for use in electric generators, motors, transformers, relays, and other electric devices. IRCE company sells almost half of its enameled wire outside Italy. IRCE operates five manufacturing plants, three in Italy, one in the Netherlands, and one in the UK. IRCE company also has distribution operations in Germany, Spain, and Switzerland.

Advanced Technology Services (ATS) improves productivity and profitability on the factory floor by providing outsourced factory equipment maintenance, spare parts repair, calibration, and IT services. As part of its managed services approach, ATS will also place trained maintenance technicians and IT professionals on-site. It provides services primarily to manufacturers in the heavy equipment, auto, consumer appliance, health care, and aerospace industries. Customers include Caterpillar, Eaton, Honda, IBM, Johnson & Johnson, Motorola, and MasterBrand Cabinets. Founded in 1985, ATS has offices and service centers in China, Mexico, Puerto Rico, the UK, and the US.

Sheards (formerly John Sheard) is a major supplier of textile machinery and parts. It supplies a wide range of yarn spinners including makers of sewing thread, weaving yarn, knitting or carpet yarn, and natural or synthetic fibers. Sheards acts as a distributor and agent for 21 of the world's top textile machinery and component manufacturers and supplies the UK and Irish markets. It formerly served as the UK and Ireland distributor for Lubricant Consult GmbH, the Germany-based leading manufacturer of high-specification lubricants, but exited that business in 2005 following a change in ownership and business direction in 2004.

Quality Products, Inc., through its subsidiaries, manufactures and distributes ground support equipment for aircrafts and industrial hydraulic press machine tools in the United States and internationally. Quality Products company operates in two segments, Machine Tools and Aircraft Ground Support Equipment. The Machine Tools segment provides bench model, floor model, and 4-post hydraulic presses, as well as customized gap frame, gib-guided, 4-post, and fabricated frame presses. The Aircraft Ground Support Equipment segment designs and manufactures hydraulic aircraft jacks, aircraft ground handling equipment, maintenance equipment, and ground support equipment. Its products include axle jacks, hand mobility, dolly, flyaway, and cantilever; fixed height tripod jacks; variable height tripod jacks; tire bead breakers; tire dolly; tow bar; nitrogen carts; hydraulic pumps; and hydraulic cylinders.

HIROTEC AMERICA (formerly TESCO Engineering) designs and builds the robotic equipment used to make doors, hoods, and other body panels for automobile and motorcycle manufacturers around the world, including General Motors, Harley-Davidson, and Toyota, among others. HIROTEC AMERICA products are touted as modular; in other words, the same equipment can be used to make several different automobile makes and models, boosting efficiency and lowering costs. HIROTEC company also offers various engineering, consulting, plant and integration, and try-out services. HIROTEC AMERICA is part of a larger group of companies that are collectively owned by Japan's HIROTEC Corporation.

Schweiter Technologies makes various products through a handful of divisions, including SSM Textile Machinery, which makes rewinding, dyeing, and texturing machines for the textile sector; and Ismeca, a manufacturer of machines that assemble, test, inspect, and package solar cells, light-emitting diodes, and other products made by semiconductor companies. Schweiter Technologies company also makes light-weight composite panels used in the construction of wind turbines, boats, and graphic arts displays through its 3A Composites unit. Schweiter sells the bulk of its products to customers in Asia and Europe.

Founded in 1926, Graco is a world leader in fluid handling systems and components. Graco products move, measure, control, dispense and apply a wide range of fluids and viscous materials used in vehicle lubrication, commercial and industrial settings.The company’s success is based on its unwavering commitment to technical excellence, world-class manufacturing and unparalleled customer service. Working closely with qualified distributors, Graco offers systems, products and technology that set the quality standard in a wide range of fluid handling solutions. Graco provides equipment for spray finishing, protective coating, paint circulation, lubrication, and dispensing sealants and adhesives, along with power application equipment for the contractor industry. Graco’s ongoing investment in fluid management and control will continue to provide innovative solutions to a diverse global market.

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