Alamo Group Inc. was founded in 1955. Alamo Group, Inc. is engaged in the design, manufacture, distribution and service of equipment for right-of-way maintenance and agriculture. The Company’s products include tractor-mounted mowing and other vegetation maintenance equipment, street sweepers, excavators, vacuum trucks, snow removal equipment, pothole patchers, zero turn radius mowers, agricultural implements and related aftermarket parts and services. The Company operates primarily in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Canada and Australia. On October 22, 2009, the Company completed the acquisition of all the assets of Bush Hog, LLC.

Gerresheimer Glas is a glass act. It makes bottles and containers for the cosmetics and pharmaceutical industries. Through its four divisions - Tubular Glass, Moulded Glass, Plastic Systems, and Life Science Research - Gerresheimer company drives pharmaceutics packaging such as ampoules, cartridges, and laboratory glassware, as well as dosing systems such as disposable syringe systems, sprays, and dropper bottles, and cosmetics bottles for fragrances. Its US presence is held through pharma glass group Comar, and a joint venture, Kimble Chase Life Science and Research Products, with Thermo Fisher Scientific. In 2004 private equity firm Blackstone Group bought Gerresheimer Glas from Investcorp and J.P. Morgan Partners.

Duro Felguera has operations primarily in the Americas and Europe. Through its collection of subsidiaries, Duro Felguera is involved in such industries as manufacturing (furnaces, boilers, and heat exchangers), mining and materials handling (mining equipment, heavy-duty overhead cranes, and transelevators), storage (vertical and spherical storage tanks), and smelting (nonferrous metallurgy and acid regeneration). It also acts as a subcontractor for the construction of thermal, nuclear, and hydroelectric power plants.

Stern-Leach Company hopes that metals not sparkling gems will be a girl's best friend. Stern-Leach fabricates gold and silver alloys for use by the jewelry industry. Its assorted lineup includes casting grain, fancy wire, round wire, sheet metal, solder, and tubing. Stern-Leach is reportedly the sole maker of Argentium, a tarnish controlling sterling alloy. In addition to manufacturers of jewelry, Stern-Leach caters to silversmiths, makers of giftware, pen manufacturers, and national mints. Jewelry designers also take advantage of the refiner's custom services such as in creating fused gold and bronze sheets. Stern Leach is owned by global materials processing company The Cookson Group.

Road Machinery LLC company sells and leases machinery to the construction, mining, and industrial markets, as well as government entities, from locations spread throughout the Southwest US. Road Machinery's short list includes backhoes, crushers, dozers, shovels, trucks, and loaders made by Komatsu, Atlas Copco, Sennebogen, NPK, and other multi-purpose equipment brands. Road Machinery company also performs repair and rebuild services for most brands of heavy equipment. Formerly owned by Komatsu America, Road Machinery has operated a Mitsui & Co. subsidiary since early 2005.

Chase Brass & Copper company manufactures Blue Dot-brand round and hexagonal brass rods for machining and forging processes. Its brass rods are used in end-products from plumbing fixtures to industrial machinery components, tire valve stems, and thermostats. CBCC also partners with five companies to lead as an exclusive North American producer of Green Dot, an Eco Brass license for a silicon-based lead-free alloy, desirable in eco-friendly plumbing fixtures and food processing. Founded in 1837, the company is a nameplate of Global Brass and Copper, formerly Olin Corporation, which was acquired by KPS Capital Partners in 2007.

Ahlstrom Corporation company manufactures and sells a swath of web forming technologies and fiber-based materials. It straddles two divisions: Fiber Composites (home and personal nonwovens, filtration, glass and industrial nonwovens, and advanced nonwovens) and Specialty Papers (release and label papers and technical papers). Applications for its line include wipes, masking tape, coffee and automotive filters, self-adhesive labels, flexible packaging, and roofing. Since 1851, the Ahlstrom family has held an ownership interest; an initial public offering in 2006 shifted control to a holding company, created for over 130 descendents of the company's founder.

Cardinal Plastics' cardinal rule is to inject a little plastic into America's daily life. Cardinal Plastics company manufactures custom, injection-molded thermoplastic products, from caps and other enclosures to handles, toys, capsules used in bulk vending machines, as well as plastic components for various applications. Cardinal Plastics operates a solo, 24-hour-a day manufacturing facility in Baltimore; products are produced primarily through a plastic injection molding hot runner system. A sister operation, Cardinal Novelty Distributing, wholesales bulk vending machines for such items as candy and toys, placed in malls and grocery stores. Cardinal Plastics company supports its production with a fleet of trucks for regional deliveries.

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.

Buschman makes wire-wound rods used in coating applications by the paper and converting industries. Buschman company controls all stages of manufacturing for its products, which include wire-wound metering rods, custom-engineered grooved metering and sizing rods, roll-formed rods, smoothing rods, holders, headbox sheets, and tapes for paper machinery and coating applications, as well as customized rods for specific machines. It also provides spare parts and accessories. Customers include 3M, Avery Dennison, Cascades, Hewlett Packard, Smurfit Stone, and Temple Inland, among others. Buschman company operates through representatives and distributors located worldwide.

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