Founded in 1897, Meidensha is the industrial arm of Sumitomo Group. Meidensha groups its products into Energy (generators, switching devices, transformers, power conversion equipment, and surge arresters), Environment (water treatment and waste disposal systems), Construction (plant construction and electrical equipment installation), Total Engineering (product-life support), Information and Communication (industrial computers, network systems, and components), Maintenance (field support), and Industrial Systems (motor-power-applied and logistics systems).

KraussMaffei is one of the biggest names in plastics processing technology, designing, manufacturing and supplying leading edge injection and extrusion equipment. Committed to continuous improvements and with a solutions-based approach, we work closely with our customers and supply chains to deliver productivity improvements, technological breakthroughs and market-leading innovations.KraussMaffei is a byword for excellence in sectors as diverse as medical, pharmaceutical, food, domestic appliance, automotive, IT, telecoms and building and construction. Represented worldwide, we are trusted by our customers to offer a wide product range, with machines built to the highest specifications and incorporating the latest control technology.

Servotronics, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, designs, manufactures, and markets control components and consumer products in the United States and internationally. Servotronics company operates in two business segments, Advanced Technology Group and Consumer Products Group. The Advanced Technology Group segment designs, manufactures, and markets various servo-control components, which convert an electrical current into a mechanical force or movement and other related products. It offers torque motors, electromagnetic actuators, hydraulic valves, and pneumatic valves primarily to the commercial aerospace, missile, aircraft, and government related industries, as well as to medical and industrial markets. This segment also produces metallic seals of various cross-sectional configurations, which fit between two surfaces to produce leak-proof joint, as well as to close tolerances from alloy steels. It markets its products to the United States Government, government prime contractors, government subcontractors, commercial manufacturers, and end users through Servotronics's professional staff. The Consumer Products Group segment designs, manufactures, and sells various cutlery products, including kitchen knives, such as steak, carving, bread, butcher, and paring knives for household use, as well as for use in restaurants, institutions, and private industries; and pocket and other types of knives for hunting, fishing, and camping.

BGF Industries manufactures woven and non-woven fabrics from glass, carbon, aramid, and silica yarns. The fabrics strengthen, insulate, and stabilize hundreds of products in aerospace, transportation, construction, electronics, power generation, and oil refining. Products include hot gas filtration systems, aircraft and auto parts, bullet-proof vests, movie theater screens, and surfboards. The company caters to 400 plus customers like Cytec Engineered Materials, GE Energy, 3M Company, W. L. Gore & Associates, and Saint Gobain. BGF is a US subsidiary of Porcher Industries of Badinieres, France.

Matco Tools makes and distributes more than 13,000 professional automotive products, including hand tools and toolboxes, across the US, Puerto Rico, and Canada. Products include wrenches for working on the front axle shaft of Asian-made motorcycles and scanners that interface between PCs and vehicles. The company also makes aviation and air conditioning equipment. Matco markets its products to professional mechanics and others via a network of franchised distributors, recognized by their white trucks with the Matco logo. The firm also sells through industrial representatives and an online catalog. Founded in 1946, Matco is owned by professional instrumentation group Danaher.

Aluminum extrusion processes begins with making precision-formulated billets in its foundry. Its reverberatory furnaces melt and process aluminum ingots; these are later cast into finished logs. Aluminum Shapes creates billets for all of its extrusion needs, as well as billets for sales to external customers. The company's major customers include architectural, defense, and transportation industries. One of the largest privately held aluminum extruders in the US, Aluminum Shapes is an operating subsidiary of Shapes/Arch Holdings LLC.

Pruce Newman Pipework fabricates pipework made of black, galvanized, and coated mild steel, ductile iron, stainless and alloy steel, and thermo and thermosetting plastics and plastic lined mild steel materials. The company is broken into various divisions that work independently and with each other. Its specialist division, for example, manages installation projects and provides CDM, costing feasibility and budgeting, planning, site management, and pipework system and support design services. Its Ayton Fabrications division handles the company's prefabrication at its 8,000 sq. ft. facility. Pruce Newman serves customers including Birse, Esso, and Unilever.

Barnes Group Inc. operates as an international logistical services company, and aerospace and industrial components manufacturer in the United States, Brazil, Canada, China, Germany, Korea, Mexico, Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, and the United Kingdom. It operates in two segments, Logistics and Manufacturing Services, and Precision Components. The Logistics and Manufacturing Services segment provides value-added logistical support services, including inventory management, technical sales, and supply chain solutions for maintenance, repair, operating, and production supplies and services; and repair services comprising the manufacture of spare parts for the refurbishment and repair of highly engineered components, and assemblies for commercial and military aviation. The Precision Components segment supplies precision springs, fine hairsprings for electronics and instruments, and large heavy-duty springs for machinery, as well as precision-machined and fabricated components and assemblies for original equipment manufacturers turbine engine, airframe and industrial gas turbine builders, and the military.

Founded in 1949, Toyoda Gosei North America Corporation. One of four regional subsidiaries of Japan-based Toyoda Gosei, the company researches, develops, and manufactures rubber- and polymer-based products (airbags, drivetrain parts, brake hoses, plastic fuel tanks, and instrument panels) and optoelectronics (LED lighting modules) for the automotive, aviation, traffic control, and telecommunications markets. Key customers include Toyota (about 36% of sales), General Motors, Honda, and Nissan. North America represents approximately 20% of its parent's regional sales.

Schott AG's varied lines include architectural glass, kitchenware (Jenaer Glass), cooking surfaces (CERAN), optical, lighting, lab equipment, pharmaceutical packaging, stemware, and components for appliances, television, and computer screens. Schott is also involved in high-tech glass applications such as photovoltaics, fiber optics, lithography, and semiconductor manufacturing. Additionally, it makes hermetic enclosures for automotive and aerospace electronics and sensors. Three-quarters of the company's sales are generated outside of Germany. Schott, along with sister company Carl Zeiss, is owned by Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung, an independent foundation based in Germany.

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