Technical Consumer Products company is the one of the largest manufacturers of energy efficient compact fluorescent light (CFLs) bulbs for the US marketplace. CFLs boast a brighter, longer use with fewer emissions. TCP also markets light-emitting diode (LED) lamps and fixtures, cold cathode lamps, exit and emergency lighting, and a linear lamp, ballast and fixture line. Products are sold under brands SpringLight and ecoVations at Home Depot and Kmart, and distributed by Graybar Electric and Rexel for use in commercial, industrial, and healthcare facilities, as well as consumer households.

FuelCell Energy, Inc. was founded in 1969 and is headquartered in Danbury, Connecticut. FuelCell Energy, Inc. engages in the development and manufacture of fuel cell power plants for electric power generation primarily in the United States, Canada, Germany, Japan, and South Korea. Its core carbonate fuel cell products include Direct FuelCell or DFC Power Plants for stationary power generation applications. The company also develops carbonate fuel cell and planar solid oxide fuel cell technology. Its proprietary carbonate DFC power plants electrochemically produce electricity directly from readily available hydrocarbon fuels, such as natural gas and biogas fuels. The company serves manufacturers; mission critical institutions, including correction facilities and government installations; and hotels and customers, such as breweries, food processors, and wastewater treatment facilities, who use renewable gas for fuel.

Established in 1935, Murata Machinery makes textile machinery (spinning frames, automatic winders, staple fiber band lines, and texturing machines), machine tools (turning machines, spindle and self-loading chuckers), sheet metal machinery (punch presses and CAD/CAM software), and manufacturing logistics and automation systems (automated warehouse systems, logistics centers, sorting systems, and conveyer systems). Murata Machinery also offers fax machines and multifunction office equipment that it markets under the Muratec name.

Huhtamaki has repackaged itself into a consumer packaging specialist. The Finnish company sells directly and through distributors to customers in the restaurant, fresh food, retail, pet food, and non-food consumer packaging markets. Its products include paper cups and molded fiber plates for McDonald's, Jason's Deli, and other food service customers; packaging for frozen food and deli items; disposable tableware; and flexible packages, pouches, and films. Huhtamaki's brand names include Bibo, Chinet, and Lily. Huhtamaki also supplies packaging systems and filling and sealing machinery.

Enviro Voraxial Technology, Inc. provides environmental and industrial separation technology. It engages in the manufacture, assembly, test, sale, and rental of Voraxial Separator, a continuous flow turbo machine that separates volumes of liquid/liquid, liquid/solids, or liquid/liquid/solids fluid mixtures with distinct specific gravities. Enviro Voraxial Technology company sells its product to various markets, including oil-water separation, oil and gas exploration and production, tar sands, oil refineries, marine/oil-spill clean up, mining, manufacturing water treatment, and grit/sand separation. Enviro Voraxial Technology, Inc. was founded in 1964 and is based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Flambeau, Inc. brings plastic to life for thousands of businesses and millions of professionals, hobbyists, and enthusiasts worldwide. From that first fishing lure, Flambeau has grown to encompass a diverse range of manufactured plastic products. Flambeau, Inc. and its divisions, in conjunction with other members of the Nordic Group of Companies, form a total resource network providing customer assistance in design and specifications of injection and blow molded thermoplastic components and products, building of tools and fixtures, and contract manufacturing of complete assemblies.

EnerSys engages in the manufacture and sale of industrial batteries. It also offers related direct current power products, including chargers, electronic power equipment, and various battery accessories. EnerSys's products include reserve power products or stationary power batteries that are used primarily for backup power applications to provide continuous power supply in case of main/primary power failure or outage. Its reserve power batteries are also used for telecommunications systems, uninterruptible power systems, specialty power, and switchgear and electrical control systems applications, as well as commercial and military aircraft, submarines, and tactical military vehicles applications. EnerSys's products also comprise motive power products, which are used to provide power primarily for electric industrial forklift trucks. Its motive power products are also used in mining equipment and railroad equipment; and by material handling equipment dealers and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), as well as by end users, such as manufacturers, distributors, warehouse operators, retailers, airports, mine operators, and railroads. In addition, the company provides related after-market and customer-support services for industrial batteries. It markets and sells its reserve power batteries principally under the PowerSafe, DataSafe, Hawker, Genesis, Odyssey, Varta, and Cyclon brands; and motive power batteries principally under the Hawker, EnerSys Ironclad, General Battery, Fiamm Motive Power, and Express brands.

Donaldson Company makes filtration systems designed to remove contaminants from air and liquids. Donaldson's engine products business makes air intake and exhaust systems, liquid-filtration systems, and replacement parts; products are sold to manufacturers of construction, mining, and transportation equipment, as well as parts distributors and fleet operators. The company's industrial products include dust, fume, and mist collectors and air filtration systems used in industrial gas turbines, computer disk drives, and manufacturers' clean rooms. Donaldson has more than 100 locations worldwide, including 40 manufacturing plants.

Hillco's equipment does help farmers with hilly terrain get their crops successfully planted and harvested. Hillco Technologies designs and manufactures after-market products that allow harvesters to work on slopes and uneven terrain. Its levelers work with equipment made by Agco (Gleaner and Massey Ferguson), CNH (Case-IH), Caterpillar, and Deere. It also sells conversion kits and other after-market customization products. Hillco is owned and managed by president Lenny Hill and Carroll (CFO) and Charlene (operations manager) Keith.

Kaman Industrial Technologies (KIT) can help you get your bearings. As the industrial distribution arm of Kaman Corp., the company touts high-efficiency hybrid bearings, energy sipping motors, as well as biodegradable lubricants and process-optimizing condition-monitoring devices. The short list includes power transmissions, material handling equipment, motion control systems, and other electrical parts. KIT stocks more than three million items by brands such as Baldor Electric, Rockwell Automation, and Sumitomo. Serving some 50,000 customers in North America, KIT offers programs on energy audits, predictive maintenance, and OEM parts conversion. Its geographic footprint is growing through acquisitions.

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