Plaskolite, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of acrylic sheet; impact modified acrylic sheet, acrylic resin, polystyrene sheet, acrylic mirror sheet and high performance coatings. Founded in 1950 by the Dunn Family, it has built an excellent reputation for providing high quality products and responsive customer service. Plaskolite's commitment to quality extends over every aspect of its business. From its 350,000 sq. ft. manufacturing and distribution headquarters in Columbus, Ohio and its 245,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility in Zanesville, Ohio, Plaskolite delivers flawless quality sheet and resin to customers worldwide. ISO 9001:2008 quality management standards are maintained throughout, including a fully integrated manufacturing system that converts acrylic monomer into acrylic resin and then into acrylic sheet. To better serve customers, sheet can be ordered in customized "Run-to-Size" dimensions and special patterns and thicknesses. Inside sales representatives use automated order and shipping tracking systems to provide customers with up-to-the-minute information on their orders. From manufacturing through customized product offerings, packing, shipping and order tracking, Plaskolite is committed to delivering the highest quality products and service to its customers.

Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (APRIL) is a leading developer of fiber plantations with one of the world's largest pulp and paper mills.Our vision is to be one of the largest, best-managed, most profitable and sustainable pulp and paper companies in the world, and be a preferred supplier to our customers and the preferred company to our people.As a major producer of fiber, pulp and paper, APRIL knows it has a fundamental role in developing ways to meet the world's growing demand for these products, while integrating sustainability in our operations."In the long term, a sustainable forest management strategy aimed at maintaining or increasing forest carbon stocks, while producing an annual sustained yield of timber, fiber or energy from the forest, will generate the largest sustained mitigation benefit."

Extruding confidence in the face of difficult environments, Lauren Manufacturing lets its products seal the deal. The custom extrusion company uses organic, silicone, and specialty polymer materials (butyl rubber and neoprene, for example) to mold products such as weather stripping, high performance (UV and ozone resistant) synthetic rubber sponges, automotive gaskets, and seals. Supplying industries from vehicle and transportation to building and construction and container manufacturers, its 1,000-plus customers include General Motors, Harley-Davidson, IBM, and Pella Windows. Lauren International acts as parent company of Lauren Manufacturing and divisions Edgetech, Lauren AgriSystems, and LMI Custom Mixing.

Unifi,Inc company textures, dyes, and twists multifilament polyester and nylon yarns and allied raw materials. Its polyester yarns are sold to an array of original knitting and weaving manufacturers of apparel goods, industrial textiles, home furnishings, and auto upholstery fabrics. Unifi nylons are marketed for apparel, hosiery, and sock manufacture. Polyester and nylon partially oriented yarn (POY), which is also purchased from suppliers, is often not sold, but further treated to create blends offering a variety of performance advantages. Unifi's revenues rely on US customers (such as (Hanesbrands) and, to a lesser extent, on regions covered by free trade agreements.

Anchor Manufacturing Group manufactures metal stampings, assemblies, and steering column products (primarily for the auto industry). Anchor Manufacturing's in-house capabilities include manufacturing services such as welding and assembly, laser cutting, heat treating, sawing, shearing, metal stamping (up to 2,000 tons), tool and die (and repair), powder coating, machining, and metal fabricating. The company operates 340,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing space on 20 acres near the Cleveland Hopkins Airport. Anchor Manufacturing was founded in 1970 by Edward Pfaff.

Tomboy Tools company markets hand tools, power tools, and garden tools in the US, Canada, and the UK that are designed to appeal to women. Tomboy Tools uses a direct-sales approach, similar to Tupperware's and Avon's methods, with independent representatives hosting parties where women learn how to use the company's tools. They are designed to fit a woman's smaller hand and to be lightweight "but effective" (the company claims). Operated by an all-female staff, Tomboy Tools was founded in 2000 by executives Janet Rickstrew and Mary Tatum. It boasts a 13,000 sq. ft. distribution facility near Denver and publishes the Tomboy Tribune newsletter.

Ditch Witch has cast a spell over the heavy equipment industry since 1949. Captivated by its power and efficiency, The Charles Machine Works (CMW) manufactures and sells construction equipment and parts bearing the Ditch Witch name. Its lineup features trenchless machines, trenchers, mini-excavators, and plows including tractors, backhoes, and saws for home construction and underground utility projects. The company also makes electronic tools from fault locators to beacons for ground directional assistance, and trailers, both dual- and single-axle. Machine maintenance and repair services are offered, too.

Nitto Boseki, operating as Nittobo, manufactures construction, industrial, medical, and other materials. Nitto Boseki company owns about 30 companies which are divided into four segments -- glass fiber products, building materials, textiles, and other. Glass fiber products, including reinforced plastic and thermoplastic, and building materials each account for about 40% of Nittobo's sales. Other operations include textiles, chemicals, and medical diagnostic products, as well as property leasing and management. Nittobo was founded in 1918.

The Weir Group need not be wary of even the biggest infrastructure project. The engineering company offers an array of industrial products and services used to build or run everything from mines to wastewater plants to oil pipelines to nuclear facilities. The Weir Group PLC company manufactures industrial pumps, valves, controls, and material handling equipment; it also provides maintenance and technical support and replacement parts. To keep its global operations organized, Weir divides its activities into three divisions: minerals, oil and gas, and power and industrial. North America is the group's leading region, with about one-third of sales.

WSI Industries, Inc. engages in precision contract metal machining business in the United States. The company offers metal components in medium to high volumes requiring tolerances in accordance with customer specifications. It primarily serves energy, recreational vehicle, aerospace/avionics/defense, and bioscience industries. WSI Industries company was founded in 1950 and is headquartered in Monticello, Minnesota.

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