National Spinning is a yarn spinner and dyer, supplying outerwear, home furnishings, industrial, home crafting, and other markets. Its four US plants produce high-value yarns and services for knitters, weavers, and retailers in the Americas, the Caribbean, and elsewhere. National Spinning technologies include ring, open end, and worsted spinning, plus package dyeing. Its Caron International and Hampton Art units sell yarn, latch kits, and other accessories online and through retail stores. In business since 1921, the company has been employee-owned since 1994.

The Raymond Corporation manufactures electric material-handling equipment, including fork lifts, pallet trucks, stackers, and sideloaders. The company's trucks travel more than 400 million warehouse miles a year, and are used by a majority of FORTUNE 100 companies. In addition to grocery distributors and home improvement stores (its core customers), Raymond also supplies the medical/pharmaceutical, department store, and retail furniture and computer industries, among others. The Raymond Corporation company, a subsidiary of Toyota Industries, provides driver training, and rents and leases its products in addition to selling them. Raymond's parts division stocks some 250,000 parts, a number of which are branded RayBuilt products.

Quality Products, Inc., through its subsidiaries, manufactures and distributes ground support equipment for aircrafts and industrial hydraulic press machine tools in the United States and internationally. Quality Products company operates in two segments, Machine Tools and Aircraft Ground Support Equipment. The Machine Tools segment provides bench model, floor model, and 4-post hydraulic presses, as well as customized gap frame, gib-guided, 4-post, and fabricated frame presses. The Aircraft Ground Support Equipment segment designs and manufactures hydraulic aircraft jacks, aircraft ground handling equipment, maintenance equipment, and ground support equipment. Its products include axle jacks, hand mobility, dolly, flyaway, and cantilever; fixed height tripod jacks; variable height tripod jacks; tire bead breakers; tire dolly; tow bar; nitrogen carts; hydraulic pumps; and hydraulic cylinders.

Dongkuk Steel Mill is South Korea's third largest steel producer. As the country's first producer of heavy steel plates, Dongkuk operates multiple plants, churning out an annual production capacity of 3 million tons of crude steel. Its products include steel plates, H-sections, general sections, and steel bars, of which annually more than 4 million tons are produced for ship building, boilers and pressure vessels, welded structures, and concrete reinforcement. Since its founding in 1954, the company has grown into a formidable player in the international steel market, with subsidiaries and affiliates in the US, Japan, Brazil, and China.

Vitro, S.A.B. de C.V., through its subsidiaries, engages in the production, distribution, and sale of glass products in Mexico and internationally. It operates through two segments, Flat Glass and Glass Containers. The Flat Glass segment manufactures and distributes flat glass for the construction and automotive industries. This segment offers float glass, architectural tempered safety glass, insulated glass units, laminated, and table top glass for the construction industry, distributors, retailers, installers, and furniture and home appliances manufacturers; and automotive glass, such as windshields, side laminated glass, and rear and side tempered glass for the automotive original equipment manufacturers and AGR market. The Glass Containers segment engages in the manufacture and distribution of glass containers for the soft drink, beer, food, juices, liquor and wine, pharmaceutical, and cosmetics industries, as well as raw materials, machinery, and molds for the glass, detergent, pharmaceutical, and food producers. Vitro company was founded in 1909 and is headquartered in San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico.

GM Nameplate makes product identification components, injection molded plastics, and electronic input devices. End products include decals, labels, mouse pads, and placards, as well as electronic components, such as keypads and switching assemblies. GM Nameplate supplies the needs of businesses, from FORTUNE 500 companies to startups, extending the internal resources of its customers and enabling them to launch their products to market faster. Customers include Boeing, Dell, General Electric, General Motors, Microsoft, and Xerox. GM Nameplate has five divisions in the US, and one each in Canada, China, and Singapore.

Graham Corporation takes the biscuit when it comes to helping companies make beer, soap, and other products. Graham Corporation makes equipment -- such as vacuum systems, pumps, compressors, and heat exchangers -- which is necessary to the manufacturing processes for petroleum, plastics, chemicals, food processing, and other industrial products. The company sells its products directly and through independent sales representatives worldwide. About half of Graham's sales are generated outside of the US.

Solaglas is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the worldwide Saint-Gobain Group. Solaglas company is the largest processor, distributor, installer and repairer of glass and glass systems in the UK. Formed in 1982 following the merger of two long-established glass companies, Clark Eaton and Doulton Glass, Solaglas became part of the Saint-Gobain Group in 1990, enabling it to draw on the vast global resources of the world’s leader in building products. With over 140 years of expertise in glass and glazing – and with a turnover in excess of £150 million – Solaglas employs around 1,500 people in the UK and is organised into four primary operating divisions. Solaglas has a nationwide business network supported by a divisional infrastructure. Solaglas company is organised into four divisions, based on activity and market. There are over 30 local businesses which are regionally responsive and structured to meet the demands of the local market.

Besser manufactures equipment for the worldwide concrete products industry. It serves all segments, including landscape, pipe, precast, ready-mix, and masonry. Besser company sells both new and used equipment, along with molds and machine parts. It also offers training for maintaining, operating, and troubleshooting machinery. Besser company was founded in 1904 as the Besser Manufacturing Co. by Jesse Besser; CEO James Park is his great-nephew. Besser operates in Canada, Germany, and the US. In 2010 the company acquired Kraft Energy, a supplier of quick concrete curing equipment sold to makers of concrete products.

Madeco S.A is one of Chile's top manufacturers of finished and semi-finished copper, brass, and aluminum products including rolled-bars and pipes, and window and door frames. It also makes flexible packaging for durable goods. Madeco sells its products to construction, energy, and mining concerns, as well as consumer product manufacturers. Madeco's reach is primarily in South America. However in 2008, Madeco sold its Wire & Cable unit to Nexans, a worldwide supplier of wire and cable. In exchange, Madeco picked up a 9% stake in Nexans. The tie with Nexans promises to open international cable markets for Madeco.

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