Juno Lighting makes light fixtures for commercial, institutional, and residential buildings under eight brand names. Its key product lines comprise showcase lighting fixtures, fiber optic lighting products, and emergency and exit lighting signs using light-emitting diode (LED) technology. Juno's other products include recessed and track-lighting systems. Under the Juno and Danalite labels the company offers LED undercabinet and casework lighting products. Juno counts contractors and remodelers as its chief customers. Founded in 1976, the company is a subsidiary of Paris-based giant Schneider Electric.

Technical Consumer Products company is the one of the largest manufacturers of energy efficient compact fluorescent light (CFLs) bulbs for the US marketplace. CFLs boast a brighter, longer use with fewer emissions. TCP also markets light-emitting diode (LED) lamps and fixtures, cold cathode lamps, exit and emergency lighting, and a linear lamp, ballast and fixture line. Products are sold under brands SpringLight and ecoVations at Home Depot and Kmart, and distributed by Graybar Electric and Rexel for use in commercial, industrial, and healthcare facilities, as well as consumer households.

Wyoming Machinery Company can help you feel the earth move under your feet. The Caterpillar dealer provides earth moving and material handling equipment, as well as power systems. Wyoming Machinery Company sells, services, and rents the entire Caterpillar product line, which includes tractors, excavators, off-highway trucks, backhoe loaders, pavers, and farming equipment. It serves customers in the forestry, construction, manufacturing, energy, and mining industries. Wyoming Machinery also sells used equipment and provides heavy truck maintenance services.

AbitibiBowater Inc., together with its subsidiaries, produces and sells newsprint, coated and specialty papers, market pulp, and wood products. It offers newsprint; coated mechanical papers; and specialty papers, including supercalendered, superbright, high bright, bulky book, and directory papers for use in magazines, catalogs, books, retail advertising, direct mail, and coupons. AbitibiBowater company also provides market pulp products for use in various consumer products, including tissues, packaging, specialty paper products, diapers, and other absorbent products; and construction-grade lumber products. In addition, it remanufactures and engineers wood for specialized applications, such as bedding components, roofing and flooring material, and other products; and sells pulpwood, saw timber, and wood chips. The company serves commercial printers, publishers, catalogers, retailers, and direct mailers through its regional sales offices and international sales agents. As of December 31, 2009, it owned or operated 23 pulp and paper manufacturing facilities in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and South Korea; and 26 wood products facilities in Canada. AbitibiBowater company is based in Montreal, Canada. On April 16, 2009, AbitibiBowater Inc. and its subsidiaries filed voluntary petitions in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware for relief under the provisions of Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code.

Gascogne (formerly Groupe Gascogne) is clearing paths to success in France's Landes Forest. The company's core businesses include flexible packaging products, packaging distribution, kraft paper, and wood. Gascogne's products include bags, boxes, wood pallets, pressure-treated wood, sealing systems, paper for envelopes, and aluminum/paper composites. Gascogne company serves clients -- ranging from construction and insulation to chemicals and paper processing businesses -- in more than 70 countries through some 20 subsidiaries and nearly 20 production plants. French diversified group Electricite et Eaux de Madagascar (EEM) owns about 30% of Gascogne. Gascogne company was incorporated in 1925 as Papeteries de Gascogne.

Fives which specializes in thermal and mechanical equipment, makes industrial machinery for the aluminum, automotive, cement, energy, glass, steel, and sugar industries. Offerings range from furnaces and cryogenic pumps to the construction of large-scale manufacturing plants. Customers include Baosteel, Holcim, Air Liquide, ThyssenKrupp Stainless, and Qatar National Cement Company. Subsidiary Fives Cinetic (formerly Cinetic Sorting) makes sorting and materials handling equipment for logistics, postal, and freight forwarding applications. Fives operates in more than 30 countries.

GILDEMEISTER AG company's Deckel Maho subsidiary manufactures milling machines and machining centers. Another subsidiary, Lasertec, manufactures cutting tools that utilize laser technology. GILDEMEISTER's other products include universal lathes and turning centers. The company also provides technical services that include its spare parts business, training products, used-machine trading, and product service for the life of the machine through its DMG subsidiaries. Although GILDEMEISTER sells its products from about 30 locations worldwide, Germany generates nearly half of its sales.

Ecoglo has developed advanced technology for the production of high visibility photoluminescent and anti-slip step edge and path marking products. These provide for the safe and efficient movement of people, 24 hours a day. Ecoglo products are ‘visibly better’ with their bright, long lasting glow and the company goal is to be ‘visibly better’ in everything that Ecoglo do. Ecoglo’s technology has focused on developing products that have superior durability and are therefore able to withstand continuous foot traffic and weathering. In New Zealand Ecoglo can be seen in AMI stadium, Vector Arena, Downtown Carpark, Christchurch Town Hall, Fortune Theatre and many educational and public facility buildings.Ecoglo’s patented product range has been used worldwide in facilities as varied as the Melbourne Cricket Ground, New York’s ‘Jazz at the Lincoln Center, Singapore Supreme Court, Toronto’s Eaton Centre and UAE’s Burj Dubai. Products made using this technology include stair edgings, stair nosings, handrail markers, pathway markers, signage, aisle markers and seat numbering systems. Ecoglo photoluminescent products meet the performance requirements of the New Zealand Building Code Clause F6 Visibility in Escape Routes. They are failsafe, operate immediately and do not require ongoing maintenance.

Ehlebracht AG, through its subsidiaries, engages in plastics engineering and furniture function technology. The company offers plastics engineering solutions for components and building groups from plastic. It supplies enterprises of the domestic appliance engineering, the office supplies trade, and electro-technology. The company also develops, produces, and sells decorative emitters, lights of building of small stones, as well as flat lights. It sells its products primarily in Germany. Ehlebracht is based in Enger, Germany.

American Furukawa, Inc. (formerly named Furukawa Electric North America or FENA) is a subsidiary of Japan-based parent, the Furukawa Electric Co. In April 2009 American Furukawa (AFI) was established to merge Furukawa Electric North America, Automotive Products Division, Inc. (FENA APD), and Furukawa America Inc. (FAI) to supply products for automotive, electronics, medical, and industrial applications in North America. Products include heat sinks and thermal solutions, memory disks for hard drives, wire harnesses, insulated wire, copper products, and magnet wire, to name a few. AFI's headquarters are now in Plymouth, Michigan.

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