EXIM sells textile machine parts and raw materials. Its products include machinery mounting pads to isolate and reduce vibration; beams for weaving machines, looms and loom parts (harness frames, picker sticks for fly-shuttle looms, sprockets, pulleys, and other parts), warper beams, and beam heads. Its raw materials include such timber products as kiln-dried hardwood lumber, dimension stock, logs, mouldings and custom wood parts, lubricant-impregnated hard maple, and compressed wood. Other raw materials include laminated sheets, panels, and custom parts.

RB Rubber Products is an exciting, progressive and expanding company who has become a leader in the rubber recycling industry. Our success is attributed to maintaining a balance of high quality products and excellent customer service. Constant attention to these two core elements have allowed us to branch out to become the largest manufacturer and distributor for horse stall flooring in North America, and a key player in Fitness and Commercial flooring applications. Today, we are recognized nationally as a leader in rubber flooring and rubber recycling technology. It is with a sense of proud accomplishment that we are able to take a waste material and turn it into a product that is in demand and still in use 5, 10, and 20 years later.RB Rubber products is a true example of a Research & Development company. In 1985, a man with a vision purchased an inventor's idea for manufacturing rubber matting using raw material that was being land-filled. Beginning with a concept and a prototype machine, he and his co-workers built the company from the ground up. The desire to find uses for tire rubber other than burning or ending up in landfills has been the driving force that has pushed RB Rubber to grow to become a leader in the processing of scrap tires into crumb rubber. This material is the main feed stock for RB Rubber's product lines. Our founder has taken a prototype machine and an inventor's idea and created a profitable manufacturing company whose products are made from recycled rubber. Through extensive Research and Development efforts, we have established and fine-tuned a proprietary manufacturing process that allows us to create high quality and diverse products while keeping costs at a minimum.

Bryce Corporation operates under two distinct entities: Bryce Company, which provides superior flexible packaging to a variety of markets; and Cyber Graphics, which excels in package design, product photography, and flexographic prepress operations. In addition, Bryce Corporation is proud of its association with Johnson Bryce, a minority-owned joint venture providing a range of packaging services and solutions to major food and consumer products companies.Operating 5 production facilities, Bryce Corporation is an integrated manufacturer — producing graphics, print media, and applying a broad array of converting technologies. Through extensive programs, Bryce develops innovative products and is continuously improving its processes to achieve competitive advantages in quality, productivity, cost, and profit targets for sustained growth. Bryce Corporation remains the lowest cost provider in key target market segments with sales exceeding $400 million. The Bryce family has been in the flexible packaging business since 1922 when William H. Bryce, Sr. invented "Brad-Tite" waxed paper. He was a partner in the Dixie Wax Paper Company, which later became Dixico. William H. Bryce, Jr. founded Bryce Corporation in 1969 and led the snack industry transition from paper and cellophane to plastic packaging, pioneering extrusion lamination technology.The Bryce family remains dedicated to the company’s future and is intimately involved in day-to-day activities and strategically involved in the company’s direction. Chairman and CEO Thomas J. Bryce represents the third generation and provides leadership, energy, and personal involvement to ensure Bryce’s capabilities meet customer requirements with quality and service standards of excellence. A new generation of well-trained family has also become involved, dedicated to learning from the past and building on the future to ensure a continued legacy of commitment and service.

Founded in 1912, Coen manufactures and services burner equipment and combustion systems (under brand names Coen and TODD), which are used in the cogeneration, industrial boiler, petrochemical, refinery, utility plant, and wood products industries. Other related products include control valves, igniter systems, and fluid handling systems. With its headquarters located in California, Coen owns and operates facilities located throughout the world that cover Africa, Asia/Pacific, Canada, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East. In 2007 John Zink Company, a unit of Koch Industries, acquired Coen.

Founded in 1875 to mine and smelt copper, Furukawa is a major manufacturer of construction and industrial machinery (cranes, drills, rock crushers) and a leading miner and smelter (copper, gold, silver). Furukawa also makes electronic materials, including high-purity gallium arsenate used in cell phones (replacing silicon as the material of choice by manufacturers), and chemicals that include cuprous oxide (used in paint for ships) and sulfuric acid (primarily sold to titanium dioxide manufacturers). Other operations include fuels (gasoline, diesel, kerosene), real estate, and trucking services. Most of Furukawa's sales come from Japan.

Founded in 1898, Okuma also distributes pre-owned machines and provides refurbishing services for older machines in disrepair. Okuma Holdings company has 13 overseas and six domestic companies; it operates in North America through US affiliate Okuma America Corporation and in Europe through Okuma Europe. The Okuma Technical Center East (Austria) is the sales and service base for the Eastern European market. Okuma Holdings (formerly Okuma Corporation) grinds out machine tools for customers worldwide. The company's computerized numerically controlled (CNC) machining devices range from grinders and lathes, to machining center systems, electrical discharge machines, and flexible electronic manufacturing systems.

Founded in 1994, Pamarco Technologies company makes its imprint through five printing-related divisions. Its Accel Graphic Systems unit makes ink management systems for the graphic arts industry. Pamarco's Diamond Holding Corporation business makes press rollers, and envelope and specialty presses. Pamarco Global Graphics' products include laser engraved rolls and embossing machinery, while Chicago Manifold Products makes rubber rolls used in offset presses and laminators. Pamarco Technologies company's ArmoTek group provides laser and electronic engraving and embossing equipment. In 2006 J. P. Kotts & Co., a private equity firm, acquired Pamarco.

Thorlux Lighting company manufactures and sells light fixtures for industrial, commercial, and architectural applications. Thorlux also makes floodlight lamps, tunnel lighting systems, and lighting control systems. All of its lighting fixtures are built out of Thorlux's manufacturing facilities in Redditch, England. The company, which has been in the lighting industry since 1936, is a subsidiary of F. W. Thorpe. Thorlux originally got its start when Frederick William Thorpe began producing circular reflectors; rapid growth led to parent company F. W. Thorpe being floated on the London Stock Exchange in 1965.

Since 1866 F.W. Webb has kept people warm in winter and cool in summer. One of the largest wholesale distributors of LP gas, industrial fittings, and plumbing products in the northeastern US, F.W. Webb offers a slew of blue chip lines for plumbers, HVAC technicians, and institutional buyers through some 70 outlets. The company sells refrigeration pipe and plumbing products (fountains, pumps), and HVAC equipment (air filters, furnaces). It also offers gas boilers and automation valves, and biotech equipment, as well as general industrial items, such as adhesives and sealants. Through its subsidiaries, F.W. Webb offers customized fabrication and inventory programs. John Pope and his family own F.W. Webb Company.

Nippon Carbon is a leading maker of graphite electrodes for electric arc furnaces. Steelmakers and other manufacturers use the furnaces to melt scrap metals. In addition to graphite electrode production, Nippon Carbon also makes fine carbon products for the semiconductor industry and carbon-based products for the auto industry. Other carbon products include graphite powder used in the cathodes of lithium-ion batteries and ultra-high heat-resistant silicon carbide continuous fiber. Nippon Carbon was founded in 1915 when it began producing natural graphite electrodes.

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