Tempel Steel Company religiously manufactures magnetic steel laminations used in motors, ballasts, and transformers. The company also produces electrical and cold-rolled motor lamination steel that it sells to manufacturers, subcontractors, and other customers who use it to produce their own laminations. Tempel Steel is owned by the family of Tempel Smith Sr., who founded the company in a garage in 1945. In addition to its US operations, Tempel Steel has manufacturing facilities in Canada, China, India, and Mexico.

Hager Companies makes commercial door hardware, specializing in architectural and residential hinges, roton continuous geared hinges, trim and auxiliary, thresholds and weather-stripping, locks, and door closers. Custom wares are made too. Its diverse 5,000-plus products are distributed worldwide, many with an industry lifetime warranty. Reflecting a shift in the door hardware market, Hager's lineup includes consulting services to architectural firms for door hardware specification writing, code compliance, design development, and budget preparation. The company is owned and managed by the founding Hager family.

Toyobo is one of Japan's top makers of fibers and textiles, including synthetic fibers and natural fibers, such as cotton and wool. The Toyobo's textiles are designed for clothing, home furnishings, and for industrial uses. Its textiles include spandex yarn for apparel, polyurethane fiber for pantyhose, and yarns for airbags and tire cords. Toyobo also manufactures plastic films (industrial and packaging) and resins. Biochemical products (reagents and instruments), medical products (fiber membranes for artificial organs), and purification devices round out the company's primary manufacturing operations. Toyobo was founded in 1882 as Osaka Boseki and took the Toyobo name in 1914.

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.

Feralloy Corporation, a subsidiary of Reliance Steel & Aluminum, processes and distributes a slew of carbon steel plate, bar, and structural and flat-rolled products. Typical services include slitting, pickling, temper mill/rolling, leveling and blanking, and cutting. Feralloy operates five plants in the US. It manages multiple facilities in the Midwest and Western US, and Mexico through various joint ventures with companies including U. S. Steel, Signode Corporation, United States Steel International and Mitsui Steel, and Oregon Steel Mills Processing. Feralloy's customers are primarily steel producers and manufacturers. Feralloy joined the Reliance Steel & Aluminum family in 2008.

Meadville Forging Company provides engineering and design, die-making, forging, heat treating, and machining. It started as a hammer company in the 1940s, but today is part of the MFC Group, along with sister companies Virginia Forge Company and Carolina Forge. The MFC Group is a major supplier of wheel hubs and transmission gears to the automotive industry. It also makes forgings for trucks, trailers, and rail and mining equipment, as well as a range of commercial bearing components and specialty forgings.

Norman Hay has a hand in processing, coatings, and metal finish surfaces. Armourcote provides surface coatings; BK Engineering specializes in precision machining and sheet metal fabrication; Plasticraft designs, manufactures, installs and manages immersion process plants; Surface Technology provides surface corrosion resistant coatings; and Ultraseal specializes in vacuum impregnation technology for the fluid technology field. Norman Hay's primary customers are in the aerospace, automotive, electronics, marine, and textile industries.

Roctest Smartec Telemac design, manufacture and market sensors and high-precision measuring instruments for the civil and geotechnical engineering market and applications in the energy, healthcare and process control industries. Roctest are recognized for Roctest leading-edge technology, the quality of Roctest technical expertise and Roctest product development capabilities for challenging and demanding environments. Roctest and its subsidiaries, Smartec, Telemac, and FISO Technologies offer an unparalleled range of solutions combining both traditional vibrating wire technology and state-of-the-art fiber optics.For just a fraction of the total investment cost in new or ageing infrastructure, whether a bridge, tunnel, dam, waterway, high-rise building, an industrial transformer, pipeline or even an oil tanker, Roctest sensors and measuring instruments reduce the risk of damage to infrastructure and the environment, excessive wear and tear in machinery, and even loss of life.

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.

Beaulieu of America is the largest carpet-only manufacturer in the world. Beaulieu rolls out a line of berber, commercial, and indoor/outdoor (nonwoven, turf) carpet. Through its dealers, carpets are distributed to home improvement chains, including The Home Depot and Lowe's Companies, and commercial contractors. The company's 30-some facilities operate in North America and Australia. Consumer brands include Bliss, Coronet, and Hollytex. The company produces commercial products under the FashionSmart label, in collaboration with Armstrong's lineup. The Beaulieu Group is controlled by the Bouckaert family.

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