Consolidated Container Company (CCC) is one of the largest manufacturers of rigid plastic packaging in the US. The company markets its myriad containers (used for milk, water, fertilizer, salsa, antifreeze, and more) to industries from dairy to water, agricultural, food, and industrial chemical. Custom packaging, project management, lab work, product integration, and logistics support are part of CCC's service lineup. CCC operates more than 70 blow-molded manufacturing plants in North America, which produce about 7 billion pieces annually. Customers include Dean Foods and Procter & Gamble. CCC is controlled by private equity Vestar Capital Partners.

SINGULUS is the only company worldwide providing the complete value chain for all Optical disc formats: Mastering, Molding, Replication. Up to now, SINGULUS has delivered more than 80 Blu-ray production machines to customers around the world. The latest technologic developments enable additional new applications for the Blu-ray format in the future. For this, amongst others, Blu-ray discs are required for the new 3D movie and television technology in HD-quality.SINGULUS will considerably expand its activities in the Solar segments and intensify its market activities. Accordingly, new equipment for the photovoltaics industry will be introduced to the market. The company’s target is to position itself at the forefront for the introduction of new technologies with respect to silicon as well as thin-film solar technology. In the future due to the available technologies, know-how and personal capabilities SINGULUS and STANGL will not only supply individual machines and equipment to the solar market but will also actively market complete systems with process know-how.

As one of the industry leaders in the design and manufacturing of consumer packaging and personal care products, The Plastek Group currently supplies over 80% of the oval deodorant stick containers produced in the non-captive U.S. market, and was a pioneer in the development of the first line of clear gel, anti-perspirant packages released in North America. Our goal as a world class manufacturer is to continuously strive for the improvement of product, service, competitiveness, customer satisfaction, and increased market share without sacrificing the integrity of our company, our fellow workers, or our customers. Plastek understands that, to compete in today's marketplace, we have to provide comprehensive services that deliver quality, volume, and speed. We have accomplished this through our unique vision and subsequent structure of The Plastek Group. We can carry your program from initial design through actual production...and deliver it to your door.

Kennametal offers a host of metal-cutting tools and tooling systems for machining steel, equipment for mining and highway construction, and engineering services for production processes, across two business divisions: Metalworking Solutions and Services, and Advanced Materials Solutions. Its multi-trademark lineup includes cutting, milling, and drilling tools used in metalworking; drums, bits, and accessories used in mining; and bits, grader blades, and snowplow blades used in construction. Kennametal and its subsidiaries sell products and services worldwide, directly and through a distributor network. More than half of sales come from outside of North America.

Elopak has figured out how to make milk cartons curvier, and juice boxes more convenient! Elopak company ranks as the world's #3 supplier of packaging for beverages, and boasts manufacture of the first paperboard carton for liquid foods, branded Pure-Pak. Elopak's carton portfolio includes an array of board technologies (foil laminate and non-foil, opacity and gas-tight barriers), sizes, and shapes. More than 90% of sales are garnered from customers outside of Norway, with promising growth in Asia. Elopak is owned by Norway's largest privately owned industrial group, FERD Holding, and accounts for the largest share of the group's revenue. FERD is held by the Andresen family, and led by Johan Andresen, Jr.

Holdsworth Fabrics Limited Originally founded in 1822 as John Holdsworth & Co., The company has designed and manufactured upholstery used by the mass passenger transportation market for more than 185 years. Its lineup ranges from wool moquettes to flat weave materials, leather, and recycled leather for covering bus, ferry, and train seats, as well as fabrics for wall, ceiling, and windows. For six generations the company was owned by the Holdsworth family. However in 2005 it merged with the textile and property development group, Hanson St. James. Two years later, Holdsworth's sales trading arm and brand name was acquired by textile specialist Camira Group, and renamed Holdsworth Fabrics.

Carrio Cabling Corporation carries on a simple but successful business tradition -- keep it simple. Carrio Cabling Corporation company makes custom molded cable assemblies, coiled cords, and connectors to meet the specific needs of its various customers. Custom products go through a six-part process that includes sketching, designing, prototyping, tooling, testing and manufacturing before finally being delivered. It serves business customers in the broadcast, computer, industrial, military, and medical industries. Carrio Cabling also has a sense of humor. Its "tabloid" company website includes features about Nostradamus' predictions about Carrio Cabling's equipment and Bigfoot's use of it.

Federal Screw Works is a manufacturer of fasteners and related items, primarily for the automotive industry. The company produces high-volume lots to the specifications of manufacturers. Nonautomotive sales are mainly to makers of durable goods. FSW's products include locknuts, bolts, piston pins, studs, bushings, shafts, and other machined, cold-formed, hardened, and ground-metal parts. It maintains five manufacturing facilities, all of which are located in Michigan.

Techtronic Industries (aka TTI) makes not only the tools for a home-improvement project but also the vacuum cleaners to tidy up afterward. The firm manufacturers and markets Ryobi cordless power tools and Ryobi and Homelite outdoor power equipment. Its US subsidiary, OWT Industries in South Carolina, maked Rigid brand tools that are sold exclusively at Home Depot. Through its Royal Appliance Mfg. unit it makes such floor-care appliances as Regina, Royal, Dirt Devil, and Vax. It added Hoover to its portfolio of brands in 2007. Atlas Copco sold its electric tool business, including Milwaukee Electric Tool and Atlas Copco Electric Tools, to TTI in 2005.

Placon Corporation company makes thermoformed plastic stock and custom packaging for retail, food, and medical markets. Its primarily clear packaging is made from recycled polyethylene terephthalate (PET; the kind of plastic used in water and soft drink bottles). Placon offers retail market manufacturers (in electronics, hardware, health and beauty, household, office products, and sporting goods) a range of more than 150 clamshells (packaging boxes) from which to choose. The business operates two manufacturing plants in the US and China. Placon Corporation company was formed in 1966 by Tom Mohs with a small thermoforming machine that he built in the basement of his home.

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