Shorewood Packaging Corporation company makes paperboard packaging for cosmetics, drugs, tobacco, and other consumer products in North America, Europe, and Asia. It delivers conversion and finishing processes, such as hot foil stamping, die cutting, and folding, as well as lithography, sheet-fed, and web printing. Shorewood Packaging Corporation company specializes in entertainment and multimedia packaging, including products for computer software and music. It also offers graphic design and art direction in conjunction with its packaging services. Shorewood Packaging Corporation company, acquired by International Paper (IP) in 2000, contributes to IP's Consumer Packaging Group.

Chori company began as a wholesaler of raw silk in 1861, now has subsidiaries worldwide. Chori's operations include the manufacture of textiles, chemicals, machines, and metals. The company's textile units make knits, silk, and lace, and consumer products such as socks and underwear. In chemicals, Chori manufactures plastics, synthetic resins, and household goods. Other units make automatic vending machines, printing machines, and image-processing components used in manufacturing systems. Chori is also engaged in real estate, insurance, and temporary employment services. Toray Industries owns just over 50% of the company.

The MJ Allen Group company's iron foundry, non-ferrous foundry, and machining subsidiaries make precision gauges, tools, dies, punches, architectural steel, and ornamental ironwork under brands including Rydal, Mather & Smith, Foremost, Hunton, and Verdict distributed in Europe and the US. Its automotive group makes National brand brake and clutch parts sold in Eastern Europe as well as Countytrac transmissions sold in the UK. Managing Director Tim Allen controls a majority share of The MJ Allen Group.

Ludeca Company distributes a range of tools designed to reduce human error in preventive, predictive, and corrective machinery maintenance. Founded in 1979, Ludeca, Inc. sells and rents equipment for laser alignment, balancing, and vibration analysis, in addition to offering a slate of repair and training services. Ludeca acts as an official distributor in the US, Venezuela, and the Caribbean, of OEMs, including PROFTECHNIK alignment systems and monitoring equipment. Ludeca also resells Mobius vibration equipment. Ludeca company's customers are OEMs in industries from wind energy to oil and gas, petrochemical, construction, HVAC, and industrial process.

Sencorp Company designs and manufactures packaging equipment, from thermoforming machines to blister packagers, lab sealers, as well as custom-built machines for specialized wraps. Its line appeared in 1946, when a predecessor company launched the Sentinel sealer. Sencorp equipment packages electronics, food, and pharmaceuticals, as well as testing material seals and car parts shields. It holds global manufacturing rights to Enviroshell, an eco-package sealer. The privately held company evolved from a management buyout of DT Industries' Converting Technologies, backed by investment firm Management Capital.

Matthews International might not bury its competition, but it can supply the casket and bronze marker. The nation's leading maker of cremation equipment and urns, bronze memorials (including Elvis Presley's Graceland marker), and commemorative products (Baseball Hall of Fame plaques), Matthews also builds mausoleums. Subsidiaries The York Group (the #2 casket maker in the US) and Milso make metal and wood caskets, while Matthews Cremation Division is North America's top cremation equipment maker. Other subsidiaries offer graphics design, packaging, and merchandising services. Matthews has operations in Asia, Australia, Canada, and Europe, but the US accounts for more than 60% of its sales.

Hill & Smith Infrastructure Products Group (IPG) is a family of more than a dozen companies that provide a range of infrastructure and transportation products. The Hill & Smith Holdings subsidiary manufactures everything from bridge parapets and wire fences to steel tunnels and traffic poles. Its Hill & Smith division makes road safety barriers. IPG accounts for about half of its parent's revenue (the holding company's other segments deal in galvanizing services and building products). IPG focuses on four main sectors of the infrastructure market: roads, rail, security, and utilities.

Highway engineer J. J. (Joe) Swanson and Wyoming contractor W. A. Norris founded Nebraska Machinery Company in 1938. Nebraska Machinery Company sells and leases new and used Caterpillar equipment through locations in Nebraska and Iowa. Besides the Caterpillar brand, Nebraska Machinery company sells other makes of equipment including Blue Giant, Hawker, Princeton, and Taylor-Dunn. NMC serves customers in the agricultural, construction, industrial, and material handling industries. It operates nine rental stores in Nebraska and Iowa. Nebraska Machinery opened a repair facility in Lincoln, Nebraska, to service highway truck engines.

Control -- it's all in the valves at Jet Research, dba Valve Research & Manufacturing. The company designs and manufactures an array of industrial precision valves, from check to solenoid, and related devices, including flow regulators, pressure reducers, and manifolds. Its lineup is one of the most frequently used types of pneumatic control in aerospace, oceanographic, and offshore oil exploration equipment. The company's solenoid valves, for example, are vital to the fuel control system on Boeing's commercial aircraft. Its hydraulic valves help drive military crawlers, and its landing gear valves, Beechcraft's turboprop-powered planes. Started in 1975, Jet Research is led by founder and president, Paul Cruz.

SystemOne Technologies, Inc. (STI) engages in the design, manufacture, and sale of recycling industrial parts washing products for use in the automotive, aviation, marine, and general industrial repair markets. SystemOne Technologies company’s product line incorporates resource recovery and waste minimization technologies to distill contaminated solvents. STI’s product lines include SystemOne general parts washer, which provides users with pure mineral spirit solvent for parts and tools cleaning purposes; SystemOne mobile washer, a mobile telescoping mini-parts washer; and SystemOne spray gun washer, for paint thinner recovery. SystemOne company sells its products primarily through automotive lubrication distributors and automotive services equipment distributors in the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, and Mexico.

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