Curtiss-Wright Flow Control knows how to blow off a little steam. A Curtiss-Wright subsidiary, CWFC manufactures a slew of valves (steam relief, butterfly, solenoid), pumps, motors, generators, and related products to manage the pressure and flow of liquids and vapors. Its lineup is used in military/aerospace propulsion systems, equipment for nuclear power plants, refineries, petrochemical and chemical plants, as well as various industrial applications. Curtiss company also offers installation services. CWFC's two dozen-plus businesses include Farris Engineering, Sprague Products, Enertech, Target Rock, and DeltaValve. Farris is one of the world's top makers of pressure-relief valves used in processing industries.

Multi-Shifter company manufactures industrial battery handling equipment, including battery changing vehicles, storage, washing, and wastewater filtration systems. Its products are distributed largely to companies that operate electrically powered forklift trucks. Since its founding in 1974, Multi-Shifter has installed more than 2,000 battery handling systems across North America, Australia, and Europe; over 200 of these workhorses are touted to be 15 to 20 years old, and still operating. Multi-Shifter garners the business of blue chip companies, such as Apple, Ford Motor, General Electric, and Michelin. Multi-Shifter is owned and led by its founder's son, John Pratt.

Suzano is the suzerain (super power) of Latin American paperboard production. Suzano Papel e Celulose S.A. company is also one the world's largest manufacturers and exporters of eucalyptus pulp. It churns out woodfree printing and writing paper, coated and uncoated, including paper using ECF (elemental chlorine free) pulp. Five facilities in Bahia, and Sao Paulo, Brazil, drive production; paper and paperboard capacity reaches 1.1 million tons per year, and pulp, approximately 2.9 million tons. Operations are also fueled through development and sale of 100% renewable eucalyptus forests. Since its beginnings in 1924, Suzano has been controlled by the Feffer family, which has a long record of entrepreneurship in the pulp and paper market.

Derrick produces dry and wet high-frequency screening units primarily for applications in the plastics, oil-drilling, mining, aggregate, chemical, wastewater, and wood processing industries. Derrick's business divisions include: Oil & Gas Drilling, Civil & Underground, and Mineral Processing. Its products include centrifuges, dry-screening units, fiber extractors, high-shear screens, linear motion screens, recovery systems, repulp wet-sizing screens, resin screens, and stack sizers. The company is the world leader in the design and manufacture of machinery used to screen a wide variety of materials in the range of 3/8 inch to 38 microns. Derrick is controlled by the founding Derrick family.

Reinco helps shape landscapes. The equipment supplier makes power mulching and hydrograssing machinery, which can mulch, seed, and fertilize areas that are disturbed by residential and commercial construction. Landscape contractors use the machines to revegetate soil and control erosion near homes, schools, golf courses, cemeteries, mines, landfill reclamation sites, and other large, hard-to-access areas. Some of its products use emissions-certified diesel engines for a cleaner environment. Reinco sells its equipment and provides service maintenance through a US network of dealers.

Stannah Lifts Holding Limited company's products include elevators, stair lifts, access platform lifts, and goods lifts. It is the world's largest supplier of stair lifts and has sold more than 300,000 worldwide. Stannah Lifts Holding is also a leading maker of elevators in the UK. Stannah's services include repair and maintenance. Family-owned, Stannah Lifts Holding was originally founded as a crane and hoist manufacturer by Joseph Stannah in the 1860s. Stannah Lifts, which has manufacturing facilities in Andover and Blaydon, UK, serves customers in throughout Europe and North America.

L.R. Nelson Corporation makes and sells more than 1,000 pieces of professional watering equipment, including sprinklers, valves, and controllers, to commercial customers. The firm sells through Home Depot, Menard, Grainger and otter retailers and distributors. L.R. Nelson was founded in 1904 by Lewen R. Nelson and was purchased by CEO David Ransburg in 1972. In 2009 the company sold its Nelson Consumer Products business (which sells to the residential market) and its Sunterra subsidiary (which distributes decorative home and garden products) to Robert Bosch in order to concentrate on its core commercial business.

The Oerlikon Group is one of the most innovative and research-intensive industrial groups in the world. Six of the company's business units are active in machine and plant engineering: textile machines, thin-film coating, production plants for thin-film silicon solar modules, vacuum systems, drive systems and "Advanced Technology". In 2010, more than 16,000 employees at 157 sites in 36 countries generated sales of CHF 1.6 billion.The leading technology solutions the Oerlikon Group provides enable our customers to achieve decisive advantages with end users - both industrial and commercial customers as well as private end consumers. Customers like Sony, Bosch, CMC, Kraft Foods, Ferrari, Reliance and Caterpillar use production technologies and components from Oerlikon to attain their own success with high-tech products: solar modules, cars, computers, machine tools, jeans, shirts, oil platforms, tyres - and much more. All Formula 1 engines receive a highly-resilient coating from Oerlikon to enhance their performance. 60 percent of all twines used in industrially manufactured rugs are produced on textile machines from Oerlikon. The most modern solar modules currently available today are made in Oerlikon thin-film coating plants.

Since 1955 Wilden has been the market leader in air-operated double-diaphragm pumps. Wilden is deeply committed to the pursuit of excellence, customer satisfaction, research & development and market knowledge. As a premiere organization, Wilden has the infrastructure, knowledge base, and intellectual capital to exceed customer expectations worldwide. Our intense efforts to develop new technology and listen to ever changing market dynamics gives us the ability to solve your tough pumping applications today. Our knowledge base combined with new technology will give you the confidence when selecting a trustworthy solution for your process.

Howle Holdings has a firm grip on tooling, cutting, and carbide products. Howle Holdings manufactures branded products from three divisions -- Elektron Components (Arcolectric and Bulgin; electro-components); Hard Metals (Total Carbide and Titman; industrial and tungsten carbide router cutters); Elektron Instruments (Digitron, Sifam, and Queensgate; instrumentation products). Its seven operating subsidiaries are located in China, North America, Tunisia, and the UK. Howle also offers a variety of engineering and computer-aided design services. Howle Holdings company serves customers in the automotive, aerospace, medical, mining, and engineering industries. In 2006 UK-based electronic components manufacturer Elektron PLC bought Howle.

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