Roth & Rau Company provides production lines and equipment for the manufacturing of solar cells and films. Roth & Rau company primarily focuses on making plasma process equipment (for coating, modifying, and structuring surfaces). Roth & Rau serves customers such as businesses in the semiconductor and automotive sectors, research institutes and universities, and research and development departments in a variety of industries, including health care and textiles. Roth & Rau distributes its products around the globe.

InterfaceFLOR is flooring its customers with carpet tile. InterfaceFLOR is the largest modular carpet maker in the world, offering "free-lay" carpet to businesses, government and education entities, retailers, and hospitals. Its sister company, FLOR, offers a residential do-it-yourself carpet line sold throughout the US at Lowe's, Design Within Reach, and some 160-plus specialty retailers. The company's flooring systems consist of carpet tiles cut in squares or rectangles and laid to resemble traditional carpet. Interface chairman Ray Anderson brought modular carpet to the US from Europe in 1973 when he founded predecessor company Carpets International.

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.

Ratti is always chic founded in 1945.Ratti company specializes in making silk, cashmere, linen, wool, and cotton fabrics. Ratti produces most of its fabrics for women's apparel and accessories such as ties and scarves, but the company also makes fabrics for home furnishings. The company operates a few mills and distributes products worldwide, with offices in Italy, France, and New York. Ratti also participates in cultural textile exhibitions and publishes art books on ancient textiles. In August 2009 Marzotto approved the acquisition of a two-thirds stake in Ratti.

A combination of pioneering spirit and responsive market orientation has been the essential driving force behind the SCHAEFER group of companies for over 70 years. Years of experience, direct involvement in the world’s marketplace, and intense cooperation with customers are the foundation for our expertise and success. Today, with 16 production plants and a worldwide distribution network, Schaefer is a global player. Our products cross many markets, from industrial, trade and service sectors to consumers, research centers and local governments. Over 8,000 employees in the United States and abroad bring the Schaefer name to life. Our motivation, uncompromising customer service and precise application of the latest technologies enable us to provide highly efficient service close to the pulse of the market.

Caraustar Industries, Inc. is one of North America’s largest integrated manufacturers of 100% recycled paperboard and converted paperboard products. Caraustar Industries company is a socially responsible corporation, is committed to environmentally sound practices and is dedicated to providing customers with outstanding value through innovative products and services. Caraustar has developed its leadership position in the industry through diversification and integration from raw materials to finished products. Caraustar serves the four principal recycled boxboard product end-use markets: tubes and cores; folding cartons; gypsum facing paper and specialty paperboard products.

AirBoss of America has a compounding interest in the rubber industry. AirBoss of America Corp. company is the second-largest custom rubber compounding and mixing enterprise in North America. AirBoss caters to manufacturers of everything from tires and conveyor belts to auto parts and gas masks. Its rubber compounding subsidiary supplies mixed rubber for transportation and industrial parts manufacturing. Hand, foot, and respiratory protective wear for defense markets is developed and sold through an Engineered Products subsidiary. This subsidiary also produces calendared and extruded rubber products for industrial and recreational OEMs. SunBoss Chemical, a 50% joint venture, sources chemicals used in the rubber compounding business.

Calgon Carbon makes activated carbons and purification systems and offers purification, separation, and concentration services to the industrial process and environmental markets. The company provides activated, impregnated, and acid-washed carbons (about 130 million pounds annually) for use in applications such as food processing, wastewater treatment, and emissions control. Calgon Carbon also sells equipment that uses activated carbon and ion exchange resins for the purification of products in the chemical, food, and pharmaceutical industries. The company's consumer products include charcoal and carbon cloth.

Koninklijke Nedschroef makes fasteners for the automotive industry (majority of sales) and tools for forming hot and cold steel, also for the automotive industry. The company's trademark Nedshape components are pre-formed to cut down on further machining. Other key products include Nedpoint (self-aligning screws), Nedlite (light aluminum screws), and Nedcore (self-tapping screws). Nedschroef's manufacturing facilities are in Germany, the Netherlands, South Africa, and Denmark; the company also provides logistics and project management. Nedschroef began in 1894 making rivets for ship building.

Aluminum Precision Products (APP) has established itself as an international leader in closed and open die forgings of aluminum and titanium alloys. With capabilities that extend from initial design to final assembly, APP is an important presence in the world markets for wrought non-ferrous products. APP is composed of two major Divisions in 7 locations and employs more than 1,000 people. The two divisions are APP Forge and Catalina Cylinders.The APP Forge Division produces closed die aluminum and titanium forgings, machined and finished components and assemblies, and aluminum open die ("hand") forgings. APP markets include every major aircraft/aerospace manufacturer in the world, automotive O.E.M. and after-markets, recreation, industrial, medical equipment, and others. In addition to the North American markets, APP exports products to Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, and Australia.

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