Herrenknecht AG was originally founded as Herrenknecht GmbH in 1977 by Martin Herrenknecht (the name was changed in 1998). Herrenknecht AG company manufactures tunnel boring machines that can bore through various geological conditions. Herrenknecht also offers consulting and site management services and collaborates with contractors to complete the excavation process. The company's business units include traffic and utility tunneling and geothermal explorations. Based in Schwanau, Germany, Herrenknecht serves several international markets through more than 40 subsidiaries operating in China, Russia, the US, and countries in Europe and other regions.

Anvil International hammers out its profits by making a comprehensive range of pipe fittings, pipe hangers, and related products and services. Anvil International manufactures cast iron fittings, couplings, grooved and pipe fittings, pipe hangers, seamless pipe nipples, and valves. The company also provides basic design services, such as fabrication drawings to extended design services for air handling units, commercial piping, oilfield piping, and single-line routing systems. Anvil International has sales and distribution offices throughout the US. The company is a subsidiary of Mueller Water Products, which was spun off by Walter Industries in 2006.

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.

When Mr. Tom Scott first opened Scott Truck & Tractor on November 1, 1939, he understood that "The customer is boss and demands - deserves - good service in return for his or her business." This philosophy has remained the hallmark of the company through today with its current and potential customers. Scott Equipment now offers agriculture, construction, industrial, and forestry equipment, parts and service in Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Texas.The future of Scott Equipment is largely focused around building and maintaining relationships and partnerships with all agriculture, construction, industrial, and forestry customers. Its dedication to customer service has helped to keep Scott Equipment a step ahead of other dealers. Scott Equipment believes that extra care should be taken with each customer to assure a long-term relationship. Qualified service and parts are available after the sale to keep each customer’s equipment purchase running smoothly and efficiently.

Immediate Response Technologies (IRT) helps first responders out of a bad situation. IRT supplies rapid-deploy shelters (including isolation and infection control systems) for the military, first-response agencies, and law enforcement. It sells related accessories, too -- tents, respirators, and filters. IRT's infrared thermal line includes markers, targets, beacons, and reflective material. Products are sold through IRT sales staff and distributors to customers in the US, Europe, and Australia. Based outside of Washington, DC, IRT equipment assisted the Pentagon following the 911 attack. The company (formerly TVI Corp.) and its subsidiaries filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in April 2009, and exited in December.

Rockwell Automation Company serving as the British arm of US-based Rockwell Automation, offers industrial automation devices from control and signaling systems such as circuit protection, relays, and terminal blocks, to drives, speed and micro, as well as motion and process controls, programmable controllers, and sensors. Designed for industry-specific predictive and preventative issues, products can identify changes in a machine's condition, maximizing production, preventing and minimizing plant problems, and conserving energy. Rockwell Automation company ties up with distributors, catalog sales, technology integrators, and intelligent motor control partners.

Bowie Industries believes that the grass can be greener on this side of the fence as well. As a manufacturer of landscaping and erosion control machines, Bowie Industries sells a line of mulching machines (Hydro-Mulchers) used for maintaining and laying turf on residential lawns, golf courses, and sports fields. Bowie Industries company also manufactures machines used for hay mulching, seed distribution, and landfill covering. Bowie's customers include landscaping contractors, city water and flood control agencies, and land developers. Bowie Industries company distributes its products internationally through sales offices and third-party dealers located in the US, Canada, Mexico, Australia, Spain, and other countries.

Toner Machining Technologies (TMT) doesn't make toner for photocopiers; it manufactures holding fixtures, gages, lathes, boring mills, grinding machines, saws, inspection machines, welding equipment, and other special machinery. Toner Machining Technologies company caters to the aircraft, automotive, electric power generation, heavy truck, medical, and nuclear industries. Customers include ArvinMeritor, Bombardier, Caterpillar, Eaton, Ingersoll-Rand, Makino Milling Machine, Northrop Grumman, Rockwell Automation, and TRW Automotive.

Juno Lighting makes light fixtures for commercial, institutional, and residential buildings under eight brand names. Its key product lines comprise showcase lighting fixtures, fiber optic lighting products, and emergency and exit lighting signs using light-emitting diode (LED) technology. Juno's other products include recessed and track-lighting systems. Under the Juno and Danalite labels the company offers LED undercabinet and casework lighting products. Juno counts contractors and remodelers as its chief customers. Founded in 1976, the company is a subsidiary of Paris-based giant Schneider Electric.

Hartest Holdings strives the hardest to design and manufacture medical technology and instrumentation products. Hartest's Instrumentation Division comprises several businesses that manufacture temperature and electrical management systems, as well as electronic patient data recording and database systems. Hartest company's Medical and Technical Division makes radiographic systems, lasers, and related medical equipment. Other manufactured products include laboratory furniture and fume-containment areas for hospitals, universities, and industrial customers. Hartest boasts a market presence in India. Elektron holds about 53% of the medical instruments maker and looks to buy the shares it doesn't own.

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