Watts Water Technologies, Inc. (Watts). is a provider of water quality, water conservation, water safety and water flow control products for the residential and commercial markets in North America and Europe. The Company operates in three segments: North America, Europe and China. It distributes its products through three primary distribution channels: wholesale, do-it-yourself (DIY) and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). The Company also sells products for the residential construction and home repair and remodeling industries through DIY plumbing retailers, national catalog distribution companies, hardware stores, building material outlets and retail home center chains and through plumbing and heating wholesalers. In January 2010, it sold Watts Valve (Changsha) Co., Ltd. In April 2010, the Company acquired Blue Ridge Atlantic Enterprises. In June 2010, the Company acquired Austroflex Rohr-Isoliersysteme GmbH.

Letica has plastic containers by the gallon -- and other sizes as well. Owned and run by the Letica family, Letica Corp. is a nationwide maker of plastic packaging, from buckets to cups, some of which use recycled material. Letica Corporation company produces one- to seven-gallon commercial containers, often with multi-color labels. In addition to a rigid packaging segment, Letica's Maui foodservice packaging offers plastic injection-molded, thin-wall containers and lids, as well as paper containers. Products are transported to customers and backhauled by a freightlines segment. Customizing containers for specific applications, Letica caters to building material suppliers, hardware stores, and retail and restaurant outlets.

Philatron (PI) comes up with a truckload of cable, hoses, and electrical wires. The bulk supplier, also known as Philatron Wire and Cable, manufactures an array of hook-ups, from festoon cable used in cranes and hoists, to speaker wires, jumper cables, and spark plug wires. PI also plies coiled power cords and cables; its Stallion brand coiled cables move the heavy-duty trucking market. Other brands include Bronco, Philaflex, and Philafin. The company's custom cable division works directly with OEMs, commercial contractors, and the Defense Department to make standard and custom cables for a diversity of applications. PI is led by its founder and CEO Phillip M. Ramos, Jr.

Univenture ventures out to make eco-packaging products for all of life's recorded sights and sounds. Its lineup includes disc binders and wallets, multidisc products, sleeves, and DJ cases. Univenture company makes automated disc packaging equipment, too. Univenture products are engineered to not only protect the media item but to use sustainable processes and biodegradable plastics in their manufacture. Among its firsts, the company introduced the safety-sleeve design. Univenture operates in the US and Ireland, and caters to corporations around the globe in entertainment, publishing, and computer software industries. Established in 1988, Univenture is led by founder and CEO Ross O. Youngs.

The marks that Bridgestone Americas (BSAM) leaves on this world have everything to do with tires, and more. A Bridgestone Corp. subsidiary, the company is best known for its Bridgestone, Firestone, and Dayton branded tires for cars, trucks, motorcycles, tractors, as well as earthmoving equipment and aircraft. BSAM operates through a family of companies; in addition to consumer and commercial tire making and marketing across the Americas, it drives more than 2,000 vehicle service and tire outlets in the US (including Firestone Complete Auto Care, and Fleet Care). BSAM puts its mark on a range of construction products, too, along with natural rubber, industrial fibers and textiles, and Airide vehicle air springs.

Archbold Container Corporation (ACC) feeds the need by building the displays. ACC makes corrugated packaging and block and shape molded expandable polystyrene (EPS) foam. One of the biggest sheet plants in the Midwest, ACC also offers digital production (in-store signage, point-of-purchase displays), permanent displays (freestanding, pallet-size, counter, kiosks), and fulfillment services (contract packaging, shrink wrapping, clamshell packaging). ACC also works with customers to design custom displays for a variety of products.

Blue Star Plastics, Inc. is a custom injection molder of thermoplastic components and a contract manufacturer of plastic assembled products located in Lexington, Kentucky.Founded in 1984, Blue Star can manage all your business needs from high quality injection molding and secondary services to assembly of your finished product, all in our 60,000 square foot facility. Our support capabilities include design and tooling referral to take your project from concept to market.Our mission is to be a recognized leader among midsize plastic manufacturers by providing defect free products and superior service to our Customers through the integration of people, technology, and business systems.

Material Sciences Corporation was founded in 1971. Material Sciences Corporation engages in the design, manufacture, and marketing of material-based solutions for acoustical and coated applications. It offers acoustical material-based solutions, which include multilayer composites consisting of metals, polymeric coatings, and other materials used to manage noise and vibration, and used for disc brake noise dampers, automotive body panels, and engine parts. The company also provides coated metal material-based solutions, which include coil coated, and electrogalvanized protective and decorative coatings applied to coils of metal for automotive fuel tanks, automotive body skins, metal building skins, appliance cabinets, heating and ventilation, lighting, and furniture and fixtures applications. In addition, it laminates, coats, and electrogalvanizes various types of metals.

Stupp Bros has set a high standard as a structural steel fabricator, founded in 1856. Stupp Bros., a holding company, owns Stupp Bridge (fabricator of plate girder bridges), Hammerts Iron Works (maker of structural steel used in commercial, institutional, medical, and specialized buildings), Stupp Corporation (produces electric resistance welded pipe for oil and gas transmission), and Bayou Coating (coating for steel line pipe). The company also owns a majority of community bank Midwest BankCentre. The Stupp family controls Stupp Bros.

The SMC Corporation manufactures and sells pneumatic control equipment for use in fields that include agriculture and fisheries, as well as in industries such as automobiles, digital home appliances, high technology, machinery, telecommunications, transportation, and more. Through a worldwide network of subsidiaries, the group offers actuators, air line equipment, directional control valves, and industrial filters. SMC enjoys a 60% market share in its home country of Japan and 25% globally. SMC Corporation gets more than half of its sales outside Japan.

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