ITT Corporation designs, manufactures, and sells a range of engineered products, and provides related services worldwide. The company’s Defense segment provides a range of information, situational awareness, and electronic warfare systems for multiple military aircraft, surface ships, submarines, and ground vehicles; systems integration, communications, engineering, and technical support solutions; a range of research, technologies, and engineering support services to government, industrial, and commercial customers; and systems support solutions for combat equipment, tactical information systems, and facilities management. This segment also offers wireless networking systems for tactical military and government systems; hardware and software for the U.S. government, law enforcement agencies, and commercial use; night vision equipment; and remote sensing and navigation solutions to customers in the defense, intelligence, space science, and commercial aerospace communities. The company’s Fluid segment offers water and wastewater treatment solutions, pumps, valves, control systems, and related technologies for industrial, commercial, and municipal customers. ITT Corporation’s Motion and Flow segment provides shock absorbers and brake friction materials for the transportation industry; electrical connectors used in telecommunications, computers, aerospace, and industrial applications; and a range of pumps and tailored products for marine, beverage, and general industrial markets. It was formerly known as ITT Industries, Inc. and changed its name to ITT Corporation in July 2006.

Cummins Power Generation company's commercial power systems with diesel engines ranging from 10kW to 2.5MW are used in standby and emergency systems and multi-megawatt peaking facilities. In developing countries, where reliable utility power can sometimes be sketchy, Cummins Power Generation's products are used as a prime source of power. In addition to the Cummins name, the products are sold under the brand names Onan, Stamford, Markon, and AVK. Cummins Power Generation is among the business units of diesel-engine manufacturing giant Cummins, Inc., and represents about 20% of the parent's sales.

Draka manufactures elevator cables and wire rope and sells a variety of hoistway hardware, kits, and elevator electromechanical parts. It also makes components for escalator systems and offers customized products such as power-conducting cables, coaxial cable units, and other instrumentation wires and cables. Draka Elevator Products is part of Draka Cableteq, which in turn is a subsidiary of big Netherlands-based cabling company Draka Holding.

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.

Automotion Inc. designs and manufactures the hardware for package conveyor systems and sorters for distribution centers, warehousing facilities, and manufacturing plants. Products include belt, belt-driven live roller, V belt-driven live roller, shaft-driven live roller, and sortation conveyors, as well as direct-drive gearmotors. Automotion's partners supply a number of services and products including systems controls, pallet conveyors, steel fabrication, installation, and lifetime support. A subsidiary of Wynright Corp., Automotion distributes its products throughout North and South America. Customers include Crate & Barrel, General Medical, McGraw-Hill, and Pac Sun, to name a few.

RESILUX is a family company by origin that was founded in June 1994, and since 1997 it has been listed on the Brussels Stock Exchange (Euronext). The company has an extensive network of sales and service offices in various countries. Alongside the main unit in Belgium, RESILUX has also created production units in other countries in just a few years, i.e. Spain (1997), Russia (1998), Greece (2000), Switzerland (2000/2001), Hungary (2002) and a joint venture in the United States of America (2001). RESILUX has sales offices in the above countries, as well as in many other countries on different continents. All these countries have their own specific characteristics that influence the growth dynamics. RESILUX produces preforms for many applications and in various weights, colours and forms. Preforms and bottles are produced for both single use and multiple use. For barrier-sensitive products, it is also possible to use multilayer preforms or bottles. Moreover, the RESILUX R&D centres are continually researching ways to further improve quality, increase the barriers of PET, and optimise the preform and bottle designs. RESILUX also does bottle-blowing projects for many customers. RESILUX provides the necessary know-how and if required the infrastructure and manpower for the filling companies. They can be done on the customer's premises (in-house), right next to the customer (wall-to-wall), or near to the customer (satellite). RESILUX is one of the most outstanding companies in the PET packaging market. This is mainly due to the strategic focus of the company, in which the global spread of risk and maximum market flexibility are central. In the second place, the strong position of RESILUX is due to a very high level of productivity, and its technological leadership, where the quality aspect comes first. Production is highly automated and production technology has to a large extent been optimised in house. Part of RESILUX's know-how is protected by patents and registered designs.

Milacron retooled in the '90s to focus on plastics processing technologies and industrial fluids. It leads five businesses. The largest, a plastics machinery unit makes injection molding and extrusion processing equipment used to produce dashboards to decking. Uniloy churns out blow molding systems for packaging myriad goods, and DME, parts, such as mold bases, for plastics machinery. Other units, Cimcool supplies coolants, lubricants, and cleaners for metal grinding, machining, and stamping. Manufacturing parts for wind power, oil and gas, and heavy equipment is done by Milacron Precision Machining. North America is Milacron's core market.

PDQ Manufacturing makes touch-free car wash systems for those who want a clean car pretty darn quick. Its products include the LaserWash line of in-bay automatic washing systems, touted as the most popular in the world. PDQ also takes credit for a hybrid car wash system incorporating touch free and friction cleaning technology. PDQ Manufacturing company produces a line of drying equipment, too. Reaching customers online, its Internet-based wash system allows customers to purchase services from the operating cash wash's Web site. Wash systems are sold through equipment distributors, big box retailers, and convenience stores.

Lasermax Roll Systems has its sights set on customers in need of some automation in their paper handling. Founded in 1987, Lasermax Roll Systems, Inc. offers automated paper-handling equipment, including paper unwinders, roll to sheet feeders, cutters, stackers, form folders, and rewinders. It also provides systems for commercial high-speed electronic printers, digital print providers, and direct mailers, as well as for clients in education, finance, government, insurance, and telecommunications industries. Lasermax products are manufactured in the US and Sweden and are distributed in 50 countries throughout the world.

Tailor-made for some heavy lifting, The Taylor Group, led by Taylor Machine Works, is a manufacturer of large material handling equipment including gantry cranes, marina trucks, container handlers, log stackers, side loaders, and industrial pneumatics. The Taylor Group company, also known as "Big Red," makes more than 100 models of industrial lift equipment (forklifts) with lift capacities of up to 120,000 pounds. Its other divisions include Sudden Service, Taylor Environmental Products, Taylor Leasing, Taylor Power Systems, Taylor Rail Group, and Temtco Steel. W.A. Taylor Sr. started the Taylor Group company with a "Loggers Dream" in 1927. His family, including CEO William Taylor Jr., owns and runs The Taylor Group.

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