Grand Hall Enterprises sounds like a piano manufacturer, but the company actually makes high-end gas barbecue grills. In fact, its X-Series line of grills was designed by Porsche. Grand Hall grills are sold in the US through Frontgate catalogs and Barbecues Galore, but the company also does a lot of business in Europe (where it has a showroom in Paris), Asia, and Australia (where grills are sold at Harvey Norman, among other retailers). The company's more affordable Member's Mark brand is sold only in the US at Sam's Club. Grand Hall also makes an energy-efficient water heater called Eternal Hybrid. The company was founded in 1976.

DeAcero is the largest steel wire manufacturer in Mexico. DeAcero company offers a slew of products for agriculture to building, cable, and industrial applications. Its catalog of fence and mesh items feature reinforced and ornamental hardware cloths, chain links, and sheep and hog floors. A list of wire products ranges from electric, fence and barbed wire, to tire wires, and its nail products include masonry, pallet, and fruit nails. DeAcero also produces long steel products, including rods and bars. DeAcero company exports to the US, Europe, Central and South America, and the Caribbean. Building and construction is DeAcero's core market, followed by agricultural, home, and industrial customers.

Schunk Graphite Technology, LLC engages in the manufacture and distribution of carbon, graphite, ceramic, and complementary products for electrical, mechanical, automotive, and thermal applications in North America. Its products include wear resistant carbon, graphite, and silicon carbide bearings and seal rings; carbon brushes for automotive, current transmission, railway, industry, and small motor technology applications; materials for high temperature applications; and vacuum furnace fixtures, seal faces, and fiber composite and silicon carbide ceramic materials. The company’s products also include fuel cell plates; C/SiC materials and coatings for utilization in space conditions; contact strips for pantographs; and graphite tiles and connectors for reactor technology applications. It offers its products through representatives in Austria, Brazil, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Malaysia, Poland, the Republic of Korea, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, and the United Kingdom.

Shinsho manufactures and sells a diversified line of metal products. Steel products and materials (iron ore) account for most of Shinsho's sales. The company makes auto parts, metallurgy manufacturing equipment, and welding materials. In addition to steel-based products, Shinsho manufactures nonferrous metal products, such as aluminum sheet, leadframes, aluminum photoconductor drums, and copper sheet and strip. The company, founded in 1946, sells primarily to customers in Japan. Kobe Steel, one of Japan's largest steel producers, is a top customer and owns about 35% of Shinsho.

Elopak has figured out how to make milk cartons curvier, and juice boxes more convenient! Elopak company ranks as the world's #3 supplier of packaging for beverages, and boasts manufacture of the first paperboard carton for liquid foods, branded Pure-Pak. Elopak's carton portfolio includes an array of board technologies (foil laminate and non-foil, opacity and gas-tight barriers), sizes, and shapes. More than 90% of sales are garnered from customers outside of Norway, with promising growth in Asia. Elopak is owned by Norway's largest privately owned industrial group, FERD Holding, and accounts for the largest share of the group's revenue. FERD is held by the Andresen family, and led by Johan Andresen, Jr.

Dresser Wayne is forging new directions with advanced technology that enables fuel retailers to do more with less. A global innovator of retail and fleet fuel dispensers and technologies, Dresser Wayne is leading the way with technological advances on multiple fronts, from eco-fuel solutions and regulation-compliant pay-at-the-pump security to multimedia marketing and groundbreaking site control systems. Dresser Wayne has come a long way since the first oil pump in 1891, and we continue to focus on a future of ever-expanding possibilities.

Krack's equipment can make it so cold that a lawyer will put his hands in his own pockets. An operating brand of Ingersoll Rand, Krack manufactures a line of commercial and industrial refrigeration, and process cooling products for climate control. Commercial evaporators, condensers, and condensing units protect a range of environments, from food processing plants to blood distribution centers. Condensers, as well as evaporators and condensing units, comprise the industrial line. These giants chill warehouses to blast freezers. Krack products are distributed through its parent company's US branch sales offices and dealers.

Do-It Corporation company invented and manufactures hang tabs used for product packaging and display. Tabs are attached to packaged products that need to hang on retail display shelves, around bottle necks, or for coupon displays. The world's largest hang tab manufacturer for the packaging and merchandising display industry, Do-It has millions of hang tabs in stock in hundreds of styles, including standard slot, round hole, hook, and fold-up hang tab styles, as well as FlexiTab flexible hang tabs, point-of-purchase signs, and reinforcers.

Dynapac USA is rolling along in the compaction and paving machinery business. A division of Sweden-based Dynapac AB, its products primarily include compactors, cutters and grinders, pavers, planers, poker vibrators, rollers, rammers, and submersible pumps for use in road building and civil construction. Dynapac also offers service, spare parts, and training. Formerly a subsidiary of Metso Minerals Industries, Dynapac was taken private by Nordic investment firm Altor in 2004. Dynapac has eight production facilities in Brazil, China, France, Germany, Sweden, and the US, and has sales operations in 16 countries worldwide. Dynapac AB was purchased by Atlas Copco in 2007.

The Milan-based company makes sub-marine and underground power cables needed to transmit high-voltage electricity and high-speed broadband. Prysmian operates through two main divisions: Energy Cables & Systems produces industrial cables needed for cars, trains, and underground mining, while its Telecom Cables & Systems division makes optical, fiber, and copper cables for video, data, and voice transmission. Prysmian S.p.A. company sells its products worldwide to such customers as Verizon, Siemens, and France Telecom. Prysmian has over 50 plants in 21 countries, subsidiaries in 38 countries, and seven R&D centers in Europe, and North and South America.

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