Dynamic Controls Ltd. (DCL), founded in 1960, is the “Leader by Design” of high and low pressure cartridge valves, manifolds, reducing stations and fluid/gas systems for critical, demanding applications.DCL has an extensive, growing installed base in excess of 47,000 cartridges (as of March 2006) on Nuclear Submarines, Diesel Electric Submarines, Aircraft Carriers, Navy Surface Ships and Gas Control systems for Rocket Launch pad(s).DCL design expertise, 3D modelling, and extensive proven experience in design and manufacturing of fluid/gas flow components and systems with special capabilities in high-pressure provide the foundation for unique, critical products, which require demanding applications and performance in petrochemical, nuclear, space industry, and our base-Navy Submarines and Surface Ships.The DCL Quality System for valves and reducing stations meets military, nuclear and non nuclear, as well as ANSI and ASTM quality requirements, including MIL-I-45208A, AM.1, Level 1/Subsafe, M.O.D. military specifications, and ISO-9001 certifications.Related company, BVMI, a division of Dynamic Controls Ltd. (DCL), manufacture/design specialty valves for the Nuclear Industry, bellows sealed (liquid metal) globe valves, non-return valves and strainers.

Hoover Precision Products supplies precision and semi-precision balls to various industries including, automotive, aerospace, anti-friction bearings, pumps, medical, pen, paints, oil, cosmetics, jewlery and furniture. Products are made from a broad variety of metals and other materials. While chrome and stainless steels are the advanced substance; silicon nitride, titanium carbide and tungsten carbide have been developed for use in much more critical applications. Hoover supplies a complete range of materials and has the ability to manufacture to Grade 3 specifications. Ball Materials include Chrome (52100), Stainless (440,430,420,316,304,302, Nimo), Carbon, Ceramic (Silicon Nitride, Alumina Oxide, Zirconia Oxide), Brass, Burnishing Media, Forged Balls, Grinding Media, Plastics (Acetal, Acrylic, Nylon, PTFE, Torlon, Polycarbonate, Polyethylene, Polypropylene, Polystyrene), S2 Tool Steel (Rockbit), T-15, Tic Coated, Tungsten Carbide, Stellite, Hastelloy and other alloys. Passivation and coating are just some of the special requirements Hoover provides.

Clyde Process Solutions company designs and makes pneumatic conveying systems (controlled streams of air) that move bulk materials -- from cement and metals to ethanol and chemicals -- through the production process. It serves such customers as Corus, Saint-Gobain, and Lafarge through operating subsidiary Clyde Materials Handling. Clyde Process Solutions company also makes air filtration systems for manufacturing customers, including BASF and PepsiCo, through subsidiary MAC Equipment. Clyde Process Solutions has operations in the Americas, Asia, Europe, and South Africa.

Nidec Corporation engages in the design, development, manufacture, and marketing of small precision motors, mid-size motors, machinery, and electronic and optical components. Its small precision motors include spindle motors for hard disk drives, motors for optical disk drives, small precision fans, and other small motors; and mid-size motors, which are used in automobiles, various electric household appliances, and industrial equipment. Nidec's machinery products include semi-conductor manufacturing supplies, test systems, measuring equipment, power transmission equipment, factory automation systems, card readers, and industrial robots. Its electronic and optical components include camera shutters, camera lens units, switches, trimmer potentiometers, motor driven actuator units, and processing and precision plastic mold products. Nidec's company also provides auto parts, pivot assemblies, other components, and services. In addition, it manufactures motors and actuators for automobiles, such as air flow systems, body closure systems, occupant positioning systems, and brake systems.

RESILUX is a family company by origin that was founded in June 1994, and since 1997 it has been listed on the Brussels Stock Exchange (Euronext). The company has an extensive network of sales and service offices in various countries. Alongside the main unit in Belgium, RESILUX has also created production units in other countries in just a few years, i.e. Spain (1997), Russia (1998), Greece (2000), Switzerland (2000/2001), Hungary (2002) and a joint venture in the United States of America (2001). RESILUX has sales offices in the above countries, as well as in many other countries on different continents. All these countries have their own specific characteristics that influence the growth dynamics. RESILUX produces preforms for many applications and in various weights, colours and forms. Preforms and bottles are produced for both single use and multiple use. For barrier-sensitive products, it is also possible to use multilayer preforms or bottles. Moreover, the RESILUX R&D centres are continually researching ways to further improve quality, increase the barriers of PET, and optimise the preform and bottle designs. RESILUX also does bottle-blowing projects for many customers. RESILUX provides the necessary know-how and if required the infrastructure and manpower for the filling companies. They can be done on the customer's premises (in-house), right next to the customer (wall-to-wall), or near to the customer (satellite). RESILUX is one of the most outstanding companies in the PET packaging market. This is mainly due to the strategic focus of the company, in which the global spread of risk and maximum market flexibility are central. In the second place, the strong position of RESILUX is due to a very high level of productivity, and its technological leadership, where the quality aspect comes first. Production is highly automated and production technology has to a large extent been optimised in house. Part of RESILUX's know-how is protected by patents and registered designs.

Ford Meter Box, manufactures waterworks brass valves and fittings, water meter setting equipment, water meter testing equipment, and products for pipeline maintenance and restraint. Its products include adapter flanges, casing spacers, couplings, copperhorns, restraints for ductile iron pipe and PVC pipe, lid covers, and of course, meter boxes. The company sells internationally through its export division; sales in the US are handled by distributors. During the 1960s Ford Meter Box introduced the ball valve, an industry first. In the1980s the company was also an industry pioneer with its introduction of check valves as part of meter settings.

Litelab has shunned the spotlight, it is just that it has seen that there is more money to be made in busway and track lighting products for architectural, suspended ceiling, and big-box grid commercial applications. The company, which formerly focused on serving the entertainment industry, produces track and track mounted lighting fixtures, down lights, spot lights, and wall washers for a range of uses. Litelab has received numerous awards and recognition from the American Institute of Architects and the International Association of Lighting Designers for its lighting products and fixtures.

Mitsubishi Paper Mills Ltd. (MPM) is one of the leading Japanese manufacturers of coated papers, communication papers, photosenstitive materials and pulp. As a fully integrated business with four production facilities and three research centres in Japan, MPM is world famous for its excellent product quality and innovative ability. In 1989 MPM founded Mitsubishi Paper GmbH, Düsseldorf, which is now responsible for marketing solutions and systems for the European pre-press and printing industries and providing technical support for European customers.In 1998 MPM acquired a majority shareholding in the two German special paper manufacturers Mitsubishi HiTec Paper Bielefeld and Mitsubishi HiTec Paper Flensburg, enabling it to further reinforce its position as a global leader in the manufacture of high tech speciality papers. In 2002 MPM transferred this majority shareholding to its wholly owned subsidiary Mitsubishi Paper Holding (Europe).

The Lee Company is a leading supplier of miniature, precision fluid control products to a wide range of industries including aerospace, formula 1 racing, oil exploration, automotive and off-highway equipment and medical/scientific instruments. Lee Company products are recognized worldwide for superior quality, reliability and performance. Lee's unique capabilities in miniaturization and engineering expertise keep the company at the forefront of fluid control technology and identify Lee as a leading innovator in the field of fluid handling and control. Founded in 1948, The Lee Company now has over 500,000 sq. ft. of modern manufacturing and office space at four sites in Westbrook and Essex, Connecticut, and employs over 800 people.

Industrial Distribution Group (IDG), a supplier of maintenance, repair, operating, and production products (MROP) -- including abrasives, cutting tools, hand and power tools, lubricants, and adhesives -- to industrial, commercial, and institutional manufacturers. IDG has a portfolio of more than 400,000 different products drawn from more than 10,000 suppliers; it sells to an active customer base of 15,000 companies, including Boeing, Caterpillar, Dell, Honeywell, Kennametal, and PPG. IDG has 14 distribution locations in North America and China.

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