Fab Industries produces warp and circular-knit fabrics, raschel laces, and laminated fabrics. Fab sells its fabrics and laces to manufacturers of swimwear, intimate apparel, sleepwear, and sportswear. The company also makes blankets, sheets, and other bedding, as well as home furnishings for mail-order companies, airlines, cruise lines, and hospitals. Fab Industries, which operates manufacturing facilities in New York and North Carolina, sells its products in the US and abroad through a network of sales representatives. President Steven Myers and his wife Beth (daughter of Samson Bitensky, the company's founder) own the company through their firm, Ssjjj Manufacturing.

Orkla is a conglomerate that engages in the production of aluminum, food and other consumer products, and specialty materials. The company's industrial divisions include extruded aluminum maker Sapa, industrial materials producer Elkem, and specialty chemicals unit Borregaard. Its food operation produces a range of goods, such as condiments and seafood, while its brands unit makes consumer products like dietary supplements and detergents. Orkla also holds small stakes in several other companies. Norwegian investment firm Canica owns about 14% of the company; the Norwegian government pension fund Folketrygdfondet owns about 13%.

Hyco’s operations have been serving an impressive list of OEM partners with an ever-increasing spectrum of high specification products, allowing its customers to enjoy one-stop-shopping and all of the associated supply chain benefits. State-of-the-art software for ERP, CAD and CAM applications support Hyco's information-driven approach to enterprise management, design excellence, best-practices manufacturing and they provide a competitive advantage for the Hyco Group. The Hyco guiding principles of Seamless Global Supply, One-Stop-Shopping and the Lowest Delivered Costs are central to Hyco's business strategy and to Hyco’s, and Hyco’s Partners’ long-term success.

A. Stucki Company designs and manufactures ball bearings, including roller side bearings, long travel side bearings, body side bearings, and resilient friction elements, for railroad freight cars worldwide. It also offers repair and reconditioning services, as well as rail car parts through its subsidiary operations. A. Stucki invests much of its revenue in R&D and designs turnkey systems. Besides the US, the company has operations in Australia, Brazil, Mexico, and the Ukraine. Arnold Stucki, a Swiss mechanical engineer and the author of Steel Car Design, founded A. Stucki Company in 1911. Gladstone Investment is a leading investor in A. Stucki.

Irving Polishing and Manufacturing company fabricates and polishes stainless steel fittings, filters, pumps, valves, and tubing for the beverage, biotech, pharmaceutical, and semiconductor industries. Products include long radius stainless steel plumbing elbows, manifolds, miniature fittings, special valves, tanks and Y joints. Irving Polishing and Manufacturing operates a 25,000 sq. ft. facility in an industrial park in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Brammer plc company has dumped its Livingston division, which rented, sold, and serviced electronic testing and measurement products and computing equipment in to customers in Europe and China. Brammer is now focusing on the development of its industrial services business, which supplies technical equipment and services to the repair, maintenance, and manufacturing markets throughout Europe. Brammer company has used acquisitions to expand its operations, including the purchases of Polish industrial services specialist Fin S.A. and CBS Rotary Power Motion, a supplier of industrial components, bearings, and power transmission products.

Deloro Stellite manufactures high-alloy wear-resistant components and consumables. The company specializes in making components (centrifugal castings, investment castings, resin shell castings, and wrought products), consumables (cast rod, coated electrodes, and tubular wire), and hardfacing equipment (thermal spray coating and welding equipment). Deloro Stellite also provides services such as coating, laser, and machining services. Customers include General Electric, Rolls Royce, Siemens, and Westinghouse. Deloro Stellite was purchased by UK-based private equity firm Duke Street Capital in 2006.

Since 1982, Puckett Machinery Company has served as a Caterpillar dealer, owned solely by its chairman, Ben Puckett, Sr. Ben's son, Richard, is Puckett Machinery's president and general manager. Puckett Machinery Company operates equipment facilities in Brookhaven, Gulfport, Jackson, Hattiesburg, Meridian, and Natchez, Mississippi. Puckett Machinery sells and leases a slate of new and used Caterpillar equipment, generators, engines, and parts. It also offers forest products machinery, from Prentice knuckleboom loaders to Hydro-Ax feller-bunchers.

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.

Cano Container Corporation is North America's premier packaging company, working as a team to deliver exceptional value to our customers, employees, and the communities in which we do business. Cano Container Corporation, a manufacturer of corrugated shipping cartons and related products, is priviledged to be a part of the growing community of minority suppliers who help strengthen our economy. In 1993 Cano Container Corporation was recognized as the Minority Manufacturer of the Year in the State of Illinois.We have formed a unique packaging alliance with our sister company Commander Packaging West and we offer an exciting technology that has brought about significant changes in corrugated boxes. These companies, each with a different niche and focus, combine forces to offer new solutions and a new outlook for packaging users.

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