Yaskawa Electric sets things in motion, and keeps them going with robots and engineering. The global supplier competes in motion control, robotics, and system engineering. Serving the mechatronics market combining mechanical, electronic, and software engineering, the term was created by a Yaskawa engineer Yaskawa offers industrial automation products, such as servo drives, motion controllers, and inverters, along with the Motoman line of industrial robots and automation engineering for steelmaking and other heavy industries. It also provides IT services, office machines, and multi-card readers.

Hoover Precision Products supplies precision and semi-precision balls to various industries including, automotive, aerospace, anti-friction bearings, pumps, medical, pen, paints, oil, cosmetics, jewlery and furniture. Products are made from a broad variety of metals and other materials. While chrome and stainless steels are the advanced substance; silicon nitride, titanium carbide and tungsten carbide have been developed for use in much more critical applications. Hoover supplies a complete range of materials and has the ability to manufacture to Grade 3 specifications. Ball Materials include Chrome (52100), Stainless (440,430,420,316,304,302, Nimo), Carbon, Ceramic (Silicon Nitride, Alumina Oxide, Zirconia Oxide), Brass, Burnishing Media, Forged Balls, Grinding Media, Plastics (Acetal, Acrylic, Nylon, PTFE, Torlon, Polycarbonate, Polyethylene, Polypropylene, Polystyrene), S2 Tool Steel (Rockbit), T-15, Tic Coated, Tungsten Carbide, Stellite, Hastelloy and other alloys. Passivation and coating are just some of the special requirements Hoover provides.

Avingtrans, which operates through a network of eight subsidiaries, designs, makes, and sells assemblies and components for the aerospace, medical imagery, and industrial products industries. The company's products include ballscrews, railroad poles, cryogenic vessels, turbine engine components, and aerospace pipe assemblies. Avintrans' Vehicle Sensor Technology subsidiary makes roadside cameras that check vehicle occupancy on highways. Major customers include Rolls Royce, Messier-Dowty, and Dunlop Aerospace. The acquisitive company plans to continue growing through acquisitions. Avingtrans was formed in 2000.

High Country Fusion Company (HCFC) makes its path to success through its pipes. HCFC manufactures high-density polyethylene pipes (HDPE) and pipe fittings for use in industrial, marine, municipal, wastewater, and other types of projects. The company's HDPE pipes (in essence, dense plastic-based pipes) are capable of transporting water and wastewater, chemicals, compressed gases, and other substances. HCFC's customers include municipal and government agencies, as well as US and international construction companies. Based in a small town in Idaho, High Country Fusion company operates a 21,000-sq.-ft. facility, as well as a smaller facility in Utah. HCFC was founded in 1994 by president Steve Wilson and VP David Hanks.

General Bearing Corporation company manufactures and distributes a line of bearings under the The General and Hyatt brands. Its products include ball bearings, tapered roller bearings, spherical roller bearings, and cylindrical roller bearings and components. The line caters to US and Canadian OEMs of trains, trucks, trailers, office equipment, and appliances, and industrial aftermarket distributors. Through joint ventures, General Bearing makes its bearing products in China, and engineers and sells them from the US. Founder and Chairman Seymour Gussack, son and CEO David Gussack, daughter Nina Gussack, and son-in-law Robert Baruc collectively hold over half of the company.

Professional Tool Manufacturing makes drill bit sharpeners, accessories, and replacement parts. It has sold more than 2.5 million Drill Doctor products since its debut in 1997. They're sold through such retailers as Sears, Home Depot, and Lowe's throughout North America and overseas. The Drill Doctor is available in four models. Smaller models include the DD350X, designed for homeowners and weekend craftsmen, and the XP Series, for the serious do-it-yourselfers. The DD500X and the DD750X are both shop models made for heavy-duty use. Parts made by the company include chucks and sharpening wheels.

MEGTEC Systems manufactures equipment for the printing industry, including drying systems, splicers, and paper handlers. With a long track record in also supplying air flotation drying, emission control systems, process thermal management, and web handling, MEGTEC Systems' businesses serve as well a diversity of customers in the web coating, flexible packaging, and multiple process industries. The company has installed over 20,000 dryers, splicers, and oxidizers worldwide and has registered more than 100 patents. MEGTEC was acquired in 2008 by Hamilton Robinson Capital Partners, a private equity firm.

Japan Vilene is responsible for keeping the shape and structure of garments.one of the main products manufactured by the non-woven textiles company. Japan Vilene also makes belt, bra, and kimono sash padding for the apparel industry. Other products serve the medical (surgical bandages and gowns), industrial (photocopier cleaning rolls), and automotive (air filters and floor mats) industries. Top shareholders are Dainippon Ink and Chemicals and Freudenberg Beteiligungs; each owns about 23% of the company. Founded in 1960, Japan Vilene primarily serves customers in Japan through six domestic offices and factories.

Established in 1917, the company's Tire group makes tires for passenger car, truck, bus, mining/construction equipment, and aircraft markets worldwide, as well as inner tubes and alloy wheels. Its DNA Earth-1 tires reduce fuel consumption. The company's Multiple Business (MB) group makes industrial rubber products such as conveyor belts, high-pressure and marine hoses, adhesives, sealants, waterproofing materials, antiseismic rubber bearings for bridges/buildings, and golf equipment, as well as aviation parts. It has sales offices and manufacturing facilities throughout Japan, as well as in Asia, Europe, and North America.

Groupe Guillin has food all wrapped up. Each year Groupe Guillin S.A. company makes more than two billion off-the-shelf packaging items for food products such as baked goods, produce, meats, and microwaveable meals. Groupe Guillin and subsidiaries Alphaform, Dynaplast, Guillin Emballages, and Nespak manufacture different types of plastic in various shapes and colors to produce plastic film and sheets, containers, trays, and disposable tableware. Groupe Guillin S.A. company sells its products in Europe to food distributors, grocery stores, fruit and vegetable packers and producers, and caterers. Chairman and CEO Francois Guillin started Groupe Guillin S.A. company in 1972 and took it public in 1989; the Guillin family still owns most of Groupe Guillin S.A. company.

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