American Commerce Solutions, Inc., through its subsidiaries, provides specialized machining services for the heavy industry; and manufactures motorcycle trailers with fiberglass bodies primarily in the United States. It operates in two segments, Manufacturing and Fiberglass. The Manufacturing segment offers specialized machining of components and machinery repair to industries, such as aerospace, agricultural processing, chemical, defense, mining, maritime, and power generation. This segment also offers heavy equipment service, which includes repair and bonded rebuilds of engines, tracks, undercarriages, transmissions, final drives, and hydraulic systems on heavy equipment from the heavy construction industry, including bulldozers, scrapers, loaders, excavators, tractors, and rollers; and sells used equipment.In addition, it sells replacement parts to the heavy equipment market, directly to the end user. The Fiberglass segment produces and sells a line of fiberglass trailers for the transportation of motorcycles, ATVs, personal watercraft, small vehicles, vending, mobile fiber optic workstations, utility, and other specialized applications. Its trailers are available in open and enclosed configurations, as well as with optional features, such as custom interiors and sleeper options. This segment also provides non warranty repairs and modification of existing trailers. American company was formerly known as JD American Workwear, Inc. and changed its name to American Commerce Solutions, Inc. in December 2000. American Commerce Solutions, Inc. was founded in 1991 and is based in Bartow, Florida.

MAHLE Powertrain (formerly Cosworth Technology) manufactures aluminum alloy casting powertrains and other vehicle engine parts using precision sand casting. The company's products include cylinder blocks, heads, and structural castings. Other products include adaptive and modular diagnostic tools used in industrial manufacturing. It also undertakes powertrain design and development and produces integrated powertrain assemblies for automotive, non-automotive, and construction equipment markets. Customers include Audi, Automobili Lamborghini, and Ford Motor. MAHLE Powertrain is a subsidiary of Germany-based auto parts manufacturer Mahle.

Habasit America company makes power transmission belts and conveyor belts, along with related gears and motors, for material handling equipment in a variety of industries. Habasit America's products move automotive parts, beverages, electronic components, food, packaging, paper and tissue, pharmaceuticals, textiles, tires, tobacco, wood, and other commodities. Its conveyor belts also are used in airport baggage handling systems and supermarket check-out stands. Habasit America's Swiss parent company, Habasit Holding AG, operates globally.

Thermadyne makes gas (oxy-fuel) and electric arc cutting and welding products for customers in the aerospace, automotive, construction, metal fabrication, mining, petroleum, and shipbuilding industries. Thermadyne's products include automatic welding equipment, cutting and welding torches, plasma power supplies, engine-driven welders, welding wires, and plasma cutting systems. Its brands include Cigweld, Firepower, Thermal Dynamics, Tweco, Victor, and Weldskill. Although Thermadyne has operations around the globe, the US accounts for over 50% of sales.

BORIDE Engineered Abrasives began operations in the 1960s. BORIDE's brushes and bobs help keep the industrial world polished. BORIDE Engineered Abrasives develops, manufactures, and distributes mold and die polishing products (brushes, bobs, diamond files, and wood sticks), diamond wheel dressing products, and specialty abrasive products that include private-labeled products.

Redhall Group plc manufactures heavy gauge metal doors which resist damage from fire and explosions. Redhall designs other structural components including blast walls, escape tunnels, firewalls, and windows. The company serves customers in such industries as aviation, defense, industrial, marine, offshore oil, and security. Clients include Bristol-Myers Squibb, ConocoPhillips, British Airways , and Pfizer.

H. O. Penn Machinery dates back to 1921, when Hamilton O. Penn, Frank Ginsberg, and E. Gwynn Robinson established the Ginsberg-Penn Co. in Manhattan's Hudson Terminal; the company's name was changed to its present form in 1926. H. O. Penn Machinery is owned by the Cleveland family. Caterpillar dealership H. O. Penn Machinery Company supplies Caterpillar-branded construction equipment, paving equipment, generators, industrial engines, and truck and marine engines. It also offers rental fleet services, parts, and used equipment. The company operates from half a dozen offices in lower New York and Connecticut.

Wheeling Corrugating still displays nerves of steel.The Niche manufacturer produces roll formed steel products. The lineup includes galvanized roofing and siding, steel roof decks, as well as bridge highway decking, galvanized sheet, painted coil products for HVAC use, and even pre-engineered metal buildings. Fabrication depends primarily on galvanized steel, produced at a Wheeling-Pittsburgh plant, and to a lesser extent on full-hard cold rolled steel. Wheeling Corrugating's 14 plants dot the US, serving bridge and highway building, construction, residential, and agricultural markets. The company is a business division of Severstal Wheeling, Inc.

Timbercon, Inc. is a product development and manufacturing company for fiber optic solutions. Timbercon is an industry leader in ruggedized fiber optic solutions for the defense/government, industrial, data storage, test & measurement, broadband, telecommunications, medical, and networking industries. Headquartered in Lake Oswego, Oregon, Timbercon has 65 employees with manufacturing, research and development, sales, and marketing activities based at the corporate headquarters. Founded in 1997, Timbercon, Inc. is a privately owned corporation, funded through profitable company performance and employee based stock holder investment. Past and future expansion has been, and continues to be systematic in nature and directly tied to its strategic business plan. Timbercon originated as Timberline Connectivity, a domestic supplier of SCSI cabling and other copper based connectivity products. In 2000, with the rise in demand for fiber optic cabling solutions, Timbercon instituted a paradigm shift focusing present and future resources on the development and manufacturing of fiber optic products. Since 2000, Timbercon has significantly broadened its fiber optic product offering and increased its visibility in the marketplace through availability of precision built, ruggedized products geared towards providing solutions for application specific requirement, in addition to its standard fiber optic products.

Mitsubishi Paper Mills Ltd. (MPM) is one of the leading Japanese manufacturers of coated papers, communication papers, photosenstitive materials and pulp. As a fully integrated business with four production facilities and three research centres in Japan, MPM is world famous for its excellent product quality and innovative ability. In 1989 MPM founded Mitsubishi Paper GmbH, Düsseldorf, which is now responsible for marketing solutions and systems for the European pre-press and printing industries and providing technical support for European customers.In 1998 MPM acquired a majority shareholding in the two German special paper manufacturers Mitsubishi HiTec Paper Bielefeld and Mitsubishi HiTec Paper Flensburg, enabling it to further reinforce its position as a global leader in the manufacture of high tech speciality papers. In 2002 MPM transferred this majority shareholding to its wholly owned subsidiary Mitsubishi Paper Holding (Europe).

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