Spectris develops and markets productivity-enhancing instrumentation and controls. The company had sales of £787 million in 2009 and employs around 5,700 people worldwide. Spectris is listed on the London Stock Exchange (symbol – SXS) and is a member of techMARK, the London Stock Exchange’s index for technology companies, and the FTSE4Good index of socially-responsible companies.Spectris products help customers to improve product quality and performance, increase productivity and yield and reduce downtime and waste. Our instrumentation and electronic control businesses are all leaders in their specialised markets and can be found in most industries, with applications ranging from ultraviolet curing of printed CD coatings to sound level measurement and particle contamination detection.

Huhtamaki is a specialty packaging organization that provides many of the world’s most recognizable consumer goods packaging and foodservice containers, as well as the retail line of Chinet® premium disposable tableware. Huhtamaki Industries was established in 1920 in Kokkola, Western Finland, by Heikki Huhtamaki, a village baker’s son. Today, Huhtamaki Oyj, the global packaging company, is headquartered in Espoo, Finland.In the United States, Huhtamaki’s collective history goes back even further. Huhtamaki’s U.S. growth has been largely through the acquisition of such leading companies as Sealright, which originated in the 1870s, and leading brands such as Chinet®, whose molded fiber technology was developed in 1903 by Martin Keyes of the Keyes Fibre Company of Waterville, Maine, where Chinet® is still made.Huhtamaki’s U.S. corporate offices are located in De Soto, Kansas. This location also serves as Huhtamaki Americas, the regional headquarters for the company’s 13 facilities in North and South America. Huhtamaki's global headquarters is located in Finland.At Huhtamaki, our core purpose is to help our customers sell more. In our worldwide activities and presence, Huhtamaki strives for innovative solutions and operational excellence.

A Chicago fixture since 1912, Chicago Hardware & Fixture makes wire rope, chain fittings, and other industrial and marine hardware, including turnbuckles, clips, bolts, hoist rings, swivels, rods, nuts, and pins. It also manufactures custom parts. Chicago Hardware & Fixture Company serves customers in agriculture, aerospace, shipping, and mining, among other industries. Founded by John A. Herbstritt, as the Chicago Warehouse and Silo Fixture Co., the business adopted its current name in 1926. Chicago Hardware & Fixture, which is still family owned, operates three plants in the Chicago Metropolitan Area and has warehouse stocking facilities in California, Georgia, Illinois, and Texas.

Special Machined Products Limited, formerly known as Hawk Engineering, has a sharp eye on engineering matters. Special Machined Products Limited sub-contracts its engineering services manufacturing components and assemblies and providing machining, CAD/CAM, dimensional reporting, and measure machining operating. Special Machined Products' steel group also sells nickel-based super alloys and other special steels, as well as providing specialized services such as annealing, hardening, stress relieving, and tempering. The company serves customers in the aerospace, automotive, oil and gas, marine, and power generation industries among others.

Kubota Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture of machinery, and other industrial and consumer products primarily in Japan. The company offers farm equipment, including tractors, combine harvesters, rice transplanters, power tillers, and reaper binders for agricultural use; small engines; and construction machinery, such as mini-excavators and wheel loaders for various industrial uses. It also provides pipes and valves that consist of ductile iron pipes, spiral welded steel pipes, plastic pipes and fittings, and various valves to municipalities and public utilities for use principally in water supply and sewage systems along with industrial water supply, as well as for use in gas supply, telecommunication, and irrigation systems. In addition, Kubota offers industrial castings comprising various iron castings, such as rolls for the steel industry, machinery parts, and soil pipes and fittings; and various steel castings, including heat-resistant steel pipes and products for petrochemical plants, thermal treatment in-core products for ironmaking plants, steel pipe columns for construction, and steel pipe piles to prevent landslides. Further, it offers water and sewage treatment plants, submerged membrane systems, and biogas production systems for water treatment; pulverizing facilities for solid waste treatment; and pumps for waterworks, sewage facilities, irrigation system, rainwater drainage, and power supplies. Additionally, Kubota provides vending machines, electronic-equipped machinery, air-conditioning equipment, septic tanks, condominiums, construction, and other equipment and services. It sells its products directly, as well as through wholesale-retail dealers, wholesalers, agricultural cooperative associations, trading companies and dealers, and local distributors.

William L. Bonnell's extrusion operations include a handful of plants that make products and components used in industries including building materials, automotive parts, and agricultural machinery. Bonnell sells its products unfinished, coated, or painted to distributors and fabricators. The commercial building and construction industry accounts for about 65% of the company's sales, while residential constructions accounts for more than 15%. Bonnell, which was founded in 1955, is a unit of Tredegar Corporation.

Havells Sylvania Germany GmbH company is a contender among the world's major manufacturers and suppliers of lighting products, and power distribution components and systems to commercial, public, and consumer markets. Its array of lighting goods ranges from incandescent bulbs, and halogen and fluorescent lamps to architectural lighting solutions, such as track, spot, and exterior fixtures. Products are sold under the Sylvania, Concord, Linolite, and Lumiance brand names. Havells Sylvania electrical equipment lineup features switchgear, cables, and wires.

Cross selling is no problem for Cross Company, an industrial distributor of products and solutions for fluid-power, motion-control, factory-automation, fluid-handling, and measurement applications. Employee-owned since 1979, the Southeastern US-based automation technology company operates four divisions: Cross Automation, Cross Fluid Power, Cross Hose & Fittings, and Cross Instrumentation. It has operations in seven US states. Division Cross Automation provides industrial plant and machine automation products including controls, sensors, and drives. Cross Fluid Power is a distributor of hydraulic and pneumatic components and engineered systems.

Clarion Technologies, Inc. and its subsidiaries operate as a custom injection molding company in North America. It provides mold design and engineering services, mold manufacturing, injection molding, and post molding assembly to customers in the automotive and consumer goods industries. Clarion Technologies company produces injection molded thermoplastic products for its customers on a contract basis. Clarion Technologies’ products include automotive interior and exterior trim parts; components of seating systems; outdoor product components; and home appliance parts, such as parts for refrigerators. It also provides program management; and industrial design, engineering, prototyping, and tooling from concept through delivery of complete assemblies. In addition, Clarion Technologies company offers customers post-molding secondary services, including ultrasonic inserting and welding, heat staking, solvent bonding, finishing, machining, assembly, and online packaging. Clarion Technologies’ markets its services through direct sales activities and independent manufacturer’s representative organizations. Clarion Technologies company was founded in 1988

Metallon Ltd company specializes in display stands and garment rails for the clothing industry. Metallon also manufactures such products as furniture, support frames, and trolleys among others. The company employs techniques including braizing, drilling, electrostatic stove enamel spraying, welding, braizing, and tube bending in its fabrication process. Metallon's garment rails are sold to retailers like Debenhams, French Connection, and Selfridges. Most of the company's customers are located in Europe and the US.

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