Xela Pack excels at packing a promotional punch. Xela Pack company supplies sample and trial packaging in a variety of sizes and shapes for liquid, cream, and gel-type cosmetics, as well as pharmaceutical powders and pills, and viscous food and household products. Its primary packaging product, the Xela Pack, is a sample-sized plastic- or foil-lined paper container. Xela Pack also makes coupon packs, product information cards, mailers, dispensers, and point-of-purchase displays. Xela Pack company, which touts its products' low impact on the environment, provides contract packaging and private-label services to top manufacturers Nutraceutical, Bert's Bees, and Watkins. Xela Pack was founded in 1986 by president Al Gentile.

Astec Industries was founded in 1972. Astec Industries, Inc. (Astec) designs, engineers, manufactures and markets equipment and components used primarily in road building, utility and related construction activities, as well as other products. The Company's products are used in each phase of road building, from quarrying and crushing the aggregate to application of the road surface. The Company also manufactures certain equipment and components unrelated to road construction, including trenching, auger boring, directional drilling, gas and oil drilling rigs, industrial heat transfer equipment, whole-tree pulpwood chippers, horizontal grinders and blower trucks. Astec operates in four business segments: Asphalt Group, Aggregate and Mining Group, Mobile Asphalt Paving Group and Underground Group. As of December 31, 2009, the Company's subsidiaries held 101 United States patents and 36 foreign patents, and had 53 patent applications pending. The Company's products are marketed both domestically and internationally.

Multi-Shifter company manufactures industrial battery handling equipment, including battery changing vehicles, storage, washing, and wastewater filtration systems. Its products are distributed largely to companies that operate electrically powered forklift trucks. Since its founding in 1974, Multi-Shifter has installed more than 2,000 battery handling systems across North America, Australia, and Europe; over 200 of these workhorses are touted to be 15 to 20 years old, and still operating. Multi-Shifter garners the business of blue chip companies, such as Apple, Ford Motor, General Electric, and Michelin. Multi-Shifter is owned and led by its founder's son, John Pratt.

Celebrating over 40 years of operations in the United States, Irvine, Calif.-based Toyota Material Handling, U.S.A., Inc., (TMHU) has been the number-one selling lift truck supplier in the U.S. since 2002 and currently offers a full line of high-quality lift trucks sold under the Toyota brand. Built on a reputation of excellence, Toyota remains popular due to its quality, reliability and durability. Quality is the hallmark of Toyota’s world-renowned Toyota Production System practiced at all Toyota manufacturing facilities, including Toyota Industrial Equipment Manufacturing (TIEM) in Columbus, Ind. Most of the Toyota lift trucks sold in the United States are manufactured at TIEM. All Toyota manufacturing plants in the U.S. and Canada comply with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 14001 standard. TIEM has been honored numerous times for its environmental management systems and dedication to continuous improvement, and remains the first and only manufacturer to offer EPA and CARB-certified Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) powered lift trucks. Toyota 8-Series IC lift trucks produce 70 percent less smog-forming emissions than the current federal EPA standard and have met California’s stringent emission standards.

Rengo is one of the Japan's top producers of corrugated cardboard. Rengo company trails only Oji Paper, and the two companies supply each other with materials in some regions of the country. Rengo also makes paperboard, paperboard packaging, containerboards, whiteboard, and packaging machinery. In 2009 San Miguel, the Filipino brewer, bought out Rengo's 30% interest in the San Miguel Rengo Packaging Corporation and Mindanao Corrugated Fibreboard Inc. (Mincorr) joint ventures for about $5 million. Founded in 1909, Rengo was the first company in Japan to produce corrugated cardboard.

R.P.M. Tech company manufacturers snow blowers and snow removal equipment such as airport runway sweepers. R.P.M Tech's snow blowers are typically used as attachments to or in conjunction with front-end loaders, trucks, and other heavy equipment. In addition, R.P.M. Tech company makes sweepers and cleaning equipment for railroads. R.P.M Tech also distributes parts for other manufacturers and makes equipment used in agriculture, forestry, and mining.

Steel and wire supplier Petron Pacific, Inc. (PPI) gauges its success with the strength of its international connections. PPI sells steel, wire, and electrical products to domestic and international wholesalers and distributers in the agricultural, construction, and consumer products industries. PPI also imports the same types of products from Asia, the Americas, and other countries. The company's products include steel and wire-related materials used in fencing and landscaping products, vineyard trellising products, concrete supplies, and electrical grounding rods and conduits. PPI manufactures products at several mills in India and China. The company's CEO Niraj K. Balasaria founded Petron Pacific, Inc. company in 1996.

Vulcan International Corporation, a holding company, engages in the manufacture of rubber and foam products. Vulcan International Corporation company operates through two segments, Rubber and Foam, and Real Estate. The Rubber and Foam segment produces foam products, uncured rubber, and other rubber products. It offers rubber sheet stock and custom-mix materials for use in the manufacture of footwear, sports flooring, novelty items, recreational land and water vehicles, and automobile mats. The Real Estate segment engages in the ownership and lease of three office buildings located in Cincinnati. It also owns undeveloped lands in Michigan from, which it sells timber. Vulcan International Corporation company sells its products in the United States through its sales force, manufacturers' agents, and distributors. Vulcan International is based in Wilmington, Delaware.

NIBCO controls the flow of liquids. NIBCO makes flow-control products such as pipes, fittings, and valves made from bronze, copper, stainless steel, PVC, thermoplastics, and other materials. Its products include DURA-PEX piping systems, Chemtrol flow-control fittings, radiant heating equipment, and press-to-connect fittings and valves. Customers include construction, irrigation, residential, environmental, and industrial buyers throughout the world. It has more than 10 manufacturing plants in the US, Mexico, and Poland. In business since 1904, NIBCO was founded by Casper Schweitzer and is still owned by his descendants (the Martin family) and NIBCO employees.

Cummins Power Systems company, the distribution arm of Cummins' Engine and Power Generation subsidiaries in Bermuda and the eastern US, supplies diesel engines, electric generators, and filtration systems. Cummins' engines can be found in Dodge trucks and in Fleetwood, Gulf Stream, and Monaco RV recreational vehicles, as well as buses and emergency vehicles. Cummins also makes marine engines for pleasure boats and military vessels, and the company's generators power RVs or entire homes. In 2008 Cummins merged its Cummins Power Systems and Cummins Metropower businesses, keeping the Cummins Power Systems name.

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