Raser Technologies, Inc., an environmental energy technology company, focuses on geothermal power development and technology licensing primarily in the United States. Raser Technologies company operates in two segments, Power Systems, and Transportation and Industrial. The Power Systems segment develops geothermal electric power plants, and bottom-cycling operations. It has eight geothermal projects under development. This segment generates approximately 7 megawatts of electrical power. The Power Systems segment holds a portfolio of geothermal interests in Utah, Nevada, New Mexico, and Oregon, as well as in Indonesia. The Transportation and Industrial segment focuses on commercializing its Symetron family of technologies that enhance electric motors, generators, and power electronic drives used in electric and hybrid electric vehicle propulsion systems. Its Symetron technologies comprise electromagnetic machine and power electric logic, and topology innovations for electric motors, generators, and their associated drives and controllers.

W.L.Gore & Associates wants you to enjoy the outdoors, anyway. The company makes a variety of fluoropolymer products; best known is its breathable, waterproof, and windproof Gore-Tex brand fabric. Textile applications range from clothing and shoes to Elixir guitar strings, space suits, and sutures. In addition to consumer apparel (popular among hikers and hunters), W. L. Gore makes insulated wire and cables, filtration products, and sealants. Its textile lineup is offered under the Gore-Tex brand as well as Windstopper (outerwear) and Cleanstream (filters). The Gore family owns about 75% of the company, and Gore employees own the rest.

Steel Industries has been forging ahead as a steel producer for nearly a century. A portfolio company of the AmeriForge Group, it specializes in manufacturing open die forgings and seamless rolled rings. The company targets customers in aerospace, power generation, oil and gas, and transportation and industrial markets. Its on-site inventory supplies a breadth of grades in carbon and alloy, stainless, and tool steels and aluminum, as well as high temperature alloys. Its Michigan facilities tout a production capacity of up to 16,000 lbs. in custom open die forgings and up to 12,000 lbs. in seamless rolled rings. The company delivers heat-treating and rough machining for all of its forged shapes and sizes.

Metcam has heavy metal skills. The precision fabricator of sheet metal parts offers assembly, metal finishing, plating, and stamping, too. Its fabrication services include stamping, deburring, hardware insertion, and machining. Laser cutting is set for high tolerance piercing of most materials and thicknesses. For jobs "on the fly," parts used in cutting are programmed to also run on Metcam's turret punching machines. Its metal finishing provides brush, conversion coating, paint, and silkscreen. Electromechanical and mechanical assembly services are also offered at its Georgia facility. The company's electronics and telecommunications customers include AT&T, Lucent, and Chicago's McCormick Place.

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.

VPI (which originally stood for Vinyl Plastics, Inc.) manufactures a full line of plastic flooring products including rubber flooring, green flooring (made from 40% reprocessed material), static control tile, transition molding, and wall base. It also makes accessories including rubber stair treads, risers, stringers, and installation accessories. VPI Corporation company markets its products to companies in the construction, electronics, education, healthcare, and sports industries. VPI was founded as Natural Products, Inc. in 1946 to manufacture and sell a newly developed form of plastic: polyvinyl chloride (PVC). VPI Corporation company was reorganized as Vinyl Plastics, Inc. in 1951.

Cooper Controls (formerly Polaron) operates divisions devoted to lighting control products, intelligent building systems, and entertainment lighting. A subsidiary of Cooper Industries, the company serves operators of concert venues, hotels, offices, and theaters. Its customers include military contractor BAE Systems, the Royal Opera House in London, and London Underground operator Metronet Rail. Cooper Controls markets its products through its brand names including Greengate, iLight, iLumin, Polaron Components, and Zero 88; distributors include Lightfactor and Marata Vision.

Sun Hydraulics Corporation and its subsidiaries engage in the design, manufacture, and sale of screw-in hydraulic cartridge valves, manifolds, and integrated packages used in hydraulic systems. Its products include screw-in hydraulic cartridge valves comprising electrically actuated and non-electrically actuated products; manifolds that are machined to create threaded cavities and channels; and integrated packages consisting of multiple cartridges assembled into a custom designed manifold. Sun Hydraulics Corporation's products are used by various capital goods equipment manufacturers to control force, speed, and motion in construction, agricultural, mining, fire and rescue, and other utility equipment, as well as in a range of industrial applications, such as automation machinery, presses, injection molding equipment, and machine tools. Sun Hydraulics Corporation sells its products worldwide, primarily through independent fluid power distributors. It operates in the United States, England, Germany, France, Korea, China, and India.

Founded in 1990, KEM-TRON Technologies, Inc. operates a facility in Texas, and a service and maintenance hub in Russia. KEM-TRON Technologies is credited with developing a line of dewatering systems used in zero liquid discharge/closed loop mud systems. KEM-TRON company designs, manufactures, and distributes equipment for solids separation and polymer applications. Its multifunctional linear motion shaker/mud cleaner, used in mobile mud systems, touts simultaneous flow line running with hydro-cyclone underflow cleaning. Other products include a jet shearing and mixing system, integral to drilling rigs, and a vacuum degasser, to separate gases. KEM-TRON units are installed in some 30 countries.

Founded in 1967 as a manufacturer of rubber parts for the waterworks industry, we are a primary supplier to ductile iron pipe, valve and hydrant producers. We also offer specialty mechanical molded goods for industrial applications. Our name is an accurate description. We are custom molders of high quality, close tolerance, engineered rubber products. We have technology, equipment and experience in producing large parts that other molders avoid. Polymers include SBR, natural rubber, nitrile, EPDM, neoprene, silicone and fluoroelastomer. We welcome the opportunity to recommend or to assist in formulating a compound to meet your specific requirement. Our manufacturing facility is located in Alabaster, Alabama, USA.

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