Neenah Foundry makes gray and ductile iron castings (including cast iron tree grates and manhole covers) and forged components for the heavy municipal and industrial markets. Other products include bridge scuppers, curb inlets, floor drains, trenches, wheel guards, and other castings. Its products contain at least 85% recycled material from auto bodies and scrap iron. Founded in 1872, it has sales and distribution yards in 13 states. Customers include architects, engineers, city and state governments, and contractors. Parent Neenah Enterprises filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection along with its subsidiaries in February 2010 and emerged in July of the same year.

For nearly 50 years, Anomatic has served as a well diversified manufacturer of anodized aluminum packaging to the cosmetic, health & beauty, medical device, automotive and spirits packaging industries worldwide. Our proprietary anodizing system has the capability of producing over 2.5 billion units in more than 500 custom colors annually. Value added services offered are embossing, debossing, screen printing, laser engraving and double anodizing. Anomatic offers semi and fully automated assembly for metal to metal, metal to plastic and metal to cork applications.

Total Plastics, Inc. was founded in 1978 by John Kozacki and Jerome Kollig as a small plastics warehouse in Kalamazoo, Michigan. In 1984, the national sales office in Grand Rapids, Michigan opened to accommodate the growing business and regional plastics customer base. Further expansion occurred in 1987 with the opening of the Fort Wayne branch. In 1996, Total Plastics was acquired by A.M. Castle & Co. leading to additional branches in Baltimore, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and Cleveland. TPI has since grown to include 16 branches total. The newest opened in July, 2007 in Rhode Island.

Komatsu America Corp. company, a subsidiary of Japanese construction equipment giant Komatsu (#2 worldwide after Caterpillar), manufactures, sells, and maintains earthmoving machinery for the North American construction and mining markets. Komatsu America divides its operations into utility equipment (compact construction equipment) and mining systems. Its products include dump trucks, backhoes, crushers, graders, hydraulic excavators, crawler carriers, wheel loaders, bulldozers, and a computer-based mine management system. Komatsu America Corp. company also provides financing, and rents and sells equipment through its sales subsidiaries and distributors.

The packaging management company specializes in "reverse distribution" by tracking, recovering, maintaining, and returning reusable packaging via its Nelson-ART Internet-based management tool. The Nelson Company makes and markets new and reconditioned custom-molded pallets, containers, metal shipping racks, and slip sheets, as well as angle board and void fillers. Founded in 1921 to supply wood packaging to Bethlehem Steel's tin mill in Baltimore, the Nelson company recovers transport packaging from 2,000 locations and operates facilities primarily in the Eastern, Southern, and Midwestern regions of the US.

Shorewood Packaging Corporation company makes paperboard packaging for cosmetics, drugs, tobacco, and other consumer products in North America, Europe, and Asia. It delivers conversion and finishing processes, such as hot foil stamping, die cutting, and folding, as well as lithography, sheet-fed, and web printing. Shorewood Packaging Corporation company specializes in entertainment and multimedia packaging, including products for computer software and music. It also offers graphic design and art direction in conjunction with its packaging services. Shorewood Packaging Corporation company, acquired by International Paper (IP) in 2000, contributes to IP's Consumer Packaging Group.

Orsa Celulose, Papel, e Embalagens papers Brazil. Orsa company produces woodpulp, wrapping paper, recycled paper, corrugated cardboard, and other packaging materials from six mills located across Brazil. While most of its products are sold domestically, Orsa Celulose also produces kraftliner paper for export. Its Marquesa forestry operation provides raw material for Orsa company and sells wood. Orsa company is part of the Brazilian conglomerate Orsa Group which includes the pulp, paper, and packaging operations of Orsa Celulose, Papel, e Embalagens, as well as Jari Celulose (pulp mill), Orsa Florestal (forestry), and Fudacao Orsa (foundation promoting education, healthcare, and social causes).

Metals USA Building Products Canada produces stone-coated metal roofing materials. Allmet manufactures its high-end lineup from steel, coated with ceramic grains to achieve a variety of traditional building material finishes. Allmet's products are marketed in North America under the Continental, Shadowline, and Woodshake brands. The company serves architects, commercial contractors, and residential customers through independent distributors, with installation frequently through home improvement contractors. Formerly Dura-Loc Roofing Systems, the company was purchased by Metals USA in 2006, and renamed in 2007.

W. S. Darley & Co. company makes firefighting equipment, including pump and foam systems and fire trucks. Its extensive range of products includes emergency lights and sirens, fire protection nozzles and other gear, forest fire drip torches, hazmat equipment, rescue tools, and traffic cones. W. S. Darley, which has a track record of sizeable export and US Department of Defense (DoD) contracts, partners with Odin Foam (compressed air foam systems R&D), PolyBilt (truck bodies), and Ohler Pumps (centrifugal pumps). It ships its products to over 70 countries. Darley company has been family owned and operated for four generations.

The KSB Group is one of the leading producers of pumps, valves and related systems. Annual sales revenue is approximately 2000 million euro. More than 14,000 employees around the world work for maximum customer satisfaction in building services, industry and water utilities, the energy sector and mining. KSB is increasingly a service partner and provides complete hydraulic systems for water supply and drainage. KSB has more than 30 manufacturing sites in 19 countries. At each of them, we produce our pumps and valves to global quality standards. The pump range covers a vast spectrum - from domestic rainwater utilization systems to process pumps or power station boiler feed units. Valves come in a choice of designs, sizes and materials for a whole spread of applications.

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