SMART Papers company makes cast-coated, matte-coated, and uncoated printing papers used by designers, paper merchants, and printers throughout the US. Products are used for such things as commercial printing, graphic arts, packaging, labeling, and school supplies. SMART Papers company sells its products under brand names including Benefit, Carnival, Kromekote, and Knightkote. With three massive paper machines and more than 20 casting drums, the company has an annual capacity to produce more than 120,000 tons of paper. Plainfield Asset Management acquired SMART Papers after SMART Papers company emerged from Chapter 11 at the start of 2007.

DS Smith is the UK's #1 producer of paper and corrugated packaging products. The company's lineup includes conventional cardboard packaging used to ship fresh produce, prepared foods, and other consumer goods; decorative packaging for point-of-sale displays; and heavy-duty corrugated boxes used to transport heavy or fragile products. Subsidiaries DS Smith Packaging, DS Smith Kaysersberg, and St. Regis Paper drive operations from more than 50 plants across Europe. Distribution of office products is run through its Spicers subsidiary. Subsidiary DS Smith Plastics makes plastic products required for liquid packaging and dispensing, and other applications.

The Clark-Reliance Corporation to manufacture level measurement and control products and alarm, separation, and energy conservation equipment. The company operates globally, supplying boiler and fluid control products to clients in the power generation, petroleum refining, chemical processing, pulp and paper, and food processing industries. Clark-Reliance operates from its manufacturing facility in Strongsville, Ohio. The family-owned company sells its products through an international network of sales representatives.

The Heerema Company began in 1922 with a marketing approach toward the New York and New Jersey dairy industry. Since our inception, the company found a growing need in the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical industries. Because of our expertise in refrigeration and sanitary installations, the company found an easy transition to accommodate growth and give our customers a complete turn-key plant, utilizing state of the art technology. As a result, Heerema Company is known as a very experienced engineering and service oriented company. Our aim has always been to provide our customers with the best answers to their processing needs.

If you aspire to acquire wire, then Nexans may be the supplier you desire. The manufacturer of copper, aluminum, and fiber-optic cables and wires provides products for the infrastructure, industry, building, and local area network (LAN) markets. Nexans' main focus is in the energy infrastructure sector where its cables are used for power production, transmission and distribution. Its industry segment offers cables used inside vehicles or for oil and gas materials handling. Structures such as office buildings and industrial complexes also utilize Nexans' cables for Ethernet networks, and fire safety systems. Customers around the world include engineering companies, installers, power utilities, and wholesalers.

Ahresty Wilmington is a subsidiary of Japan-based Ahresty Corporation with operations that include die castings, machining, and parts assembly. It primarily makes aluminum die castings used as component parts for the automotive industry. The company has a monthly output of about 1,500 tons and uses advanced alpha core pin, gas-free casting, and pore-free casting technologies to make bearing caps, oil pump covers, oil pans, camshaft cases, engine blocks, and transmission control valve housings, among other products. Customers include Magna Powertrain, Nissan North America, Saturn Corporation, and Honda of America.

CTB makes automation, feed, and storage equipment for the poultry, swine, grain, and egg industries under such brand names as Agro Logic, Brock, Chore-Time, Fancom, Laake, Mannebeck, PigTek, Porcon, ProTerra, Roxell, Shenandoah, and Uniqfill. CTB's integrated environmental feeding systems for livestock include heating, cooling, and ventilation equipment, as well as poultry nests, incinerators, weigh systems, drinkers, and egg counters, among other products. CTB maintains facilities in Belgium, Brazil, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, and the US. Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway purchased the formerly public company in late 2002 for about $180 million.

GLV designs and markets process equipment for industries weaning themselves of environmental ennui -- drinking water and wastewater treatment, and pulp and paper production. Its Water Treatment Group, Eimco Water Technologies, pushes tools for treating and recycling water from both municipal and industrial sources. The Pulp and Paper Group focuses on eco-equipment and processes for the paper industry. Manufacture of the Groups' lineup is outsourced to subcontractors. GLV operates in 30 countries, with a concentration in North America. Formerly Groupe Laperriure & Verreault (GL&V), the company was created in 2007 through a transfer of business groups to FLSmidth and its new entity, GLV.

Mohawk Industries is the second-largest maker of commercial and residential carpets, rugs, and other floor coverings in the US (after Shaw Industries) and one of the largest carpet makers in the world. It produces woven and tufted broadloom carpets and rugs under such names as Mohawk, Aladdin, Durkan, Karastan, and Bigelow. Mohawk's Dal-Tile International division is one of the US's largest makers of ceramic tile and stone flooring. Laminate, wood, and vinyl flooring, round out Mohawk's operations. The company sells its wares to about 40,000 customers, including carpet retailers, home centers, mass merchandisers, department stores, and dealers.

Feralloy Corporation, a subsidiary of Reliance Steel & Aluminum, processes and distributes a slew of carbon steel plate, bar, and structural and flat-rolled products. Typical services include slitting, pickling, temper mill/rolling, leveling and blanking, and cutting. Feralloy operates five plants in the US. It manages multiple facilities in the Midwest and Western US, and Mexico through various joint ventures with companies including U. S. Steel, Signode Corporation, United States Steel International and Mitsui Steel, and Oregon Steel Mills Processing. Feralloy's customers are primarily steel producers and manufacturers. Feralloy joined the Reliance Steel & Aluminum family in 2008.

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