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.

The applications for mobile electric power have been growing steadily over the last decade as advanced digital electronics penetrate all walks of life. Computers, digital sensors and instruments, control systems, automation, real time data collection /processing and other electronic components are steadily replacing less efficient tools and machines. Applications away from the grid line or on-the-move require a mobile source of electricity and, in particular, digital systems require pure sine wave AC power. More recently, global wide environmental concerns and awareness demand reduction in harmful emissions from internal combustion engines. It is accepted that the most promising near term solution is the use of electricity in the form of electric motors and generators.Historically gensets, also known as APUs, have provided mobile power solutions. A gensets (APU) is a small internal combustion engine (ICE) that is the prime mover for a generator. The engine runs at constant speed of 3,600 or 1,800 RPM to generate 60 hertz AC power (1,500 or 3,000 RPM for 50 hertz). Such engines not only tend to be environmentally unfriendly, bulky, heavy, and noisy, but also derate with outside temperature and altitude, derate in the presence of harmonics in the load, and also require regular scheduled maintenance.

Founded in 1979, Quad/Tech, Inc. is the R&D arm of Quad/Graphics. Quad/Tech company designs, develops, manufactures, and services electronic-process press controls, including register guidance systems, materials handling equipment, and finishing controls for web offset printers. Quad/Tech sells to OEMs and printing companies in the commercial, newspaper, packaging, and publication markets worldwide. Customers include The Chicago Tribune, The Lettershop Group, Wyndeham Heron, The Howard Hunt Group, Dome Printing, as well as its parent company Quad/Graphics. Quad/Tech has offices in Europe and the Asia/Pacific region, India, Japan, and the US.

Trask-Decrow Machinery company sells new and used air compressors and pumps. Other products include air dryers, electric motors, filtration equipment, jack hammers, hoists and winches, and trench rollers. Its operations also include such services as pump performance, air quality, and dew point testing as well as equipment analyses. The company operations are centered in New England, but it provides snowmaking pumps for ski resorts around the world. Trask-Decrow provided the snowmaking pumps for the Olympics in Nagano, Japan.

Shiloh Industries produces steel blanks, stampings, and modular assemblies for the automotive, heating and air-conditioning, and lawn and garden equipment industries. It also makes tools and assembly equipment for its own use and to sell to OEMs and other suppliers. Shiloh's largest customer is General Motors, which accounts for over 40% of sales. Other customers include Ford, Chrysler, and Toyota, as well as home appliance manufacturers, construction companies, and steel producers. Its nine manufacturing plants are located in Ohio, Michigan, Georgia, and Tennessee, and in Mexico. The company was founded in 1950 as Shiloh Tool & Die Manufacturing.

Bucyrus International, Inc. was founded in 1880. Bucyrus International, Inc. (Bucyrus) is a designer and manufacturer of safe and mining equipment for the extraction of coal, copper, oil sands, iron ore and other minerals in mining centers throughout the world. In addition to the manufacture of original equipment, Bucyrus also provides the aftermarket replacement parts and service for this equipment. Bucyrus operates in two business segments: surface mining, including the principal products of Terex Mining, and underground mining. All of its products and services are marketed under the Bucyrus name. The Company has manufacturing facilities in Australia, China, the Czech Republic, Germany, Mexico, the United Kingdom and the United States, and service and sales centers in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, England, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Peru, Russia, South Africa and the United States. On February 19, 2010, Bucyrus completed the acquisition of Terex Corporation, the mining equipment business.

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.

Duro Industries handles fabric and textile finishing, coating, dyeing, laminating, and printing. It divides itself into five business and two service units. A military unit specializes in protective apparel and gear. A diversity of textiles, from flotation devices to commercial seating, boots, and flags are developed by its industrial/specialty unit. Garment applications straddle performance apparel, and tailored and casual clothing units. For indoors and out, Duro also fashions an array of fabrics under a home and hospitality unit. Its services include global sourcing and textile testing. Duro is owned by Patriarch Partners.

Sappi Fine Paper, as evidenced by its passion for the paper business, has the wherewithal to be every bit as sappy as its magazine, book, and catalog customers. The coated fine paper producer touts a production capacity of 1.3 million tons of paper a year. Coated specialty and uncoated fine papers are also made. It stakes industry and sustainable firsts, under multiple brands, including the mill branded LOE (Lustro Offset Environmental) paper, the first premium sheet to use 30% post-consumer waste content. A coated paper, Tempo, courts the volume and color production demands of the digital age. Since 1994 Sappi Fine Paper North America has operated as a subsidiary of Johannesburg, South Africa, Sappi Limited

RPC Group is Europe's leading rigid plastic packaging manufacturer and is unusual in that it is able to offer products made by all three conversion processes, blow moulding, injection moulding and thermoforming. It has 41 operations in 11 countries and employs just under 6,000 people. RPC services a comprehensive range of customers, from the largest European manufacturers of consumer products to the smallest national businesses. It has particularly strong positions in the beauty and personal care sector, the vending and drinking cup market, the margarine industry, and in multi-layer sheet and packs for oxygen sensitive food products. Our objectives are to further strengthen RPC’s position in these and other sectors of the European market where we can have a significant presence in the market, be in the forefront in product design and development, and have sufficient size to enable us to optimise our production process.

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