Sauer-Danfoss Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets hydraulic, electronic, electric, and mechanical components, as well as software and integrated systems that generate, transmit, and control power in mobile equipment. The company’s products include closed circuit axial and bent axis piston hydrostatic transmissions; open circuit piston pumps used to transform mechanical power from the engine to hydraulic power for various functions of the vehicle; open circuit gear pumps and motors; geroller and gerotor motors used for propel and work functions; hydrostatic steering units; spool type control valves; and cartridge valves and hydraulic integrated circuits. It also engages in designing, manufacturing, and marketing electronic controls, including microprocessor-based controllers, intelligent displays, joysticks, and electronic sensors. In addition, the company develops and licenses software that helps its customers in integrating components into systems, and in developing their own solutions. Sauer-Danfoss Inc. sells its products directly or through distributors to original equipment manufacturers of mobile equipment, including construction, road building, agricultural, turf care, material handling, and specialty equipment primarily in the Americas, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region. Sauer-Danfoss company was founded in 1986 and is based in Ames, Iowa. Sauer-Danfoss Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Danfoss AS.

Arlington manufactures and distributes a slew of metallic and non-metallic fittings and connectors. Its lineup includes bushings, cable connectors, concrete pipe sleeves, conduit bodies, gaskets, and screw couplings used in electrical and construction applications. The company operates a sole plant in Scranton, Pennsylvania. It sells its products through stocking sales reps, who supply distributors' inventories. Arlington began in 1949 as a regional supplier of zinc fittings to the electrical industry. Evolving, it has introduced more than 400 new products since 2003.

Guardian Industries, one of the world's largest glassmakers. With more than 60 facilities on five continents, Guardian primarily produces float glass and fabricated glass products for the automobile and construction markets. It also makes architectural glass (mirrors), fiberglass, and automotive trim parts. Through its Guardian Building Products, Guardian Industries Corp. company operates one of largest building supply distribution centers in North America. Former president and CEO William Davidson took Guardian Industries public in 1968, buying it back in 1985. Ownership of the privately held company remains with the Davidson family.

M-real is for real. M-real Oyj produces about 6 million tons of paper and paperboard a year. M-real's paper offerings include coated papers for printing and publishing, specialty papers, and uncoated fine paper. The company's consumer packaging segment makes raw paperboard used in packaging and promotional material, and creates finished consumer packaging and advertising products. M-real's merchanting network supplies company-made products as well as products made by others throughout Europe.

A.Raymond Tinnerman Manufacturing. Formerly known as Tinnerman Palnut Engineered Products.The company makes some 2,000 types of standard and specialty metal and plastic fasteners, including speed nuts (one-piece nut and washer units). The company's fastener lineup also includes spring steel, multi- and single-thread, and clamps and cable clips. It also offers custom-molded items, such as those used for automotive headlight adjustors. Customers include GE, Lear, Mattel, and Toyota. The company, founded in 1870 as Tinnerman Stove Company, developed the speed nut in 1936. In 2005 it acquired two factories from Textron Fastening, and was itself picked up by A. Raymond & Cie in 2009.

Cinetic Automation Corporation company supplies application engineering, machine tools, and automated systems for powertrain assembly. It also manufactures non-automotive automation and assembly systems, fastener tightening, washers and gantries, and testing equipment, as well as conveyors. Founded in 1965 to serve the Detroit car market, Cinetic Automation has branched into appliance, energy, and defense applications worldwide. Clients include BMW, Coca-Cola, Caterpillar, Emerson, General Motors, and Visteon. Cinetic Automation company is a unit of Fives Cinetic, itself a subsidiary of French industrial equipment giant Fives.

Holophane and brand of Acuity Brands, Holophane makes lighting fixtures and systems for industrial, commercial, and outdoor markets. Its largest product line, industrial fixtures, features lighting for vast indoor spaces (retail spaces, convention centers, factories, warehouses, etc.). Holophane also makes lighting products for large outdoor areas such as highway interchanges, and it offers commercial and institutional lighting for schools and offices. Its ISD SuperGlass prismatic lighting technology allows reflectors to cast more light. Holophane was founded in 1895 in London, and its founder helped start the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America.

Universal Lighting Technologies company manufactures compact fluorescent, dimming, electronic, high-intensity discharge (HID), and magnetic ballasts and neon transformers. It also supplies light-emitting diode (LED) sign illumination products and energy management lighting control products. Universal Lighting Technologies' products are marketed under brands including Universal, Triad, and Signa. In 2007 Universal Lighting Technologies was acquired by Matsushita Electric Works, a subsidiary of Panasonic.

Nextec manufactures windproof, water resistant, and breathable fabrics used primarily in apparel, but also in vehicle covers, outdoor gear, dog beds, and medical applications. While other performance fabrics rely on coatings, laminates, or durable water repellent treatments to provide protection, the Nextec encapsulation process places the protection inside the fabric. This encapsulation process wraps an ultra thin polymer around individual woven fabric fibers. Nextec Applications' customers include Lands' End, Orvis, Patagonia, and Bibler Tents. Its fabrics are also used in making apparel for the military.

Mondi wraps it up and prints it out. A leading paper and packaging group, it operates from about 118 production facilities in 35 countries, with key interests in Europe, Russia, and South Africa. Mondi has two divisions. Europe & International produces coated and uncoated fine paper; corrugated, containerboard, and packaging; and bags and specialties, which include kraft paper, bag converting, and consumer flexibles. South Africa oversees Merebank (paper mill), Richards Bay (pulp/containerboard mill), and the forestry interests. Mondi is 93% self-sufficient in pulp for paper production and wholesales around 470,000 tons to customers. Mondi and Smurfit Kappa are discussing a possible operations merger in 2010.

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