Solaglas is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the worldwide Saint-Gobain Group. Solaglas company is the largest processor, distributor, installer and repairer of glass and glass systems in the UK. Formed in 1982 following the merger of two long-established glass companies, Clark Eaton and Doulton Glass, Solaglas became part of the Saint-Gobain Group in 1990, enabling it to draw on the vast global resources of the world’s leader in building products. With over 140 years of expertise in glass and glazing – and with a turnover in excess of £150 million – Solaglas employs around 1,500 people in the UK and is organised into four primary operating divisions. Solaglas has a nationwide business network supported by a divisional infrastructure. Solaglas company is organised into four divisions, based on activity and market. There are over 30 local businesses which are regionally responsive and structured to meet the demands of the local market.

RBC Bearings knows to keep its bearings in line. RBC Bearings makes an array of plain, roller, and ball bearing products. It specializes in regulated bearings needed by OEMs and aftermarkets such as commercial and military aircraft, automobiles and commercial trucks, industrial and agricultural machinery, and other equipment. Tapping US niche markets, its precision lineup has more than 32,800 applications, from engine controls to radar systems, mining tools, and gear pumps. The company's top customers, including Caterpillar, Komatsu America, and the US Department of Defense, account for more than 30% of sales. RBC Bearings has grown since 1919 to 20-plus manufacturing facilities in Europe and North America.

Prime Advantage Corporation company is a private buying consortium focused on creating the best possible savings on raw materials, components, supplies, and services for its client base. Founded in 1997, Prime Advantage's prime strategy of aggregating the purchasing power of individual manufacturers has increased cost savings for its members on a wide array of office and industrial supplies. Prime Advantage Corporation company's supplier roster includes distributors of abrasives, bearings, circuit boards, fasteners, lift trucks, motors, pumps, and valves made by manufacturers such as Motion Industries, Fastenal Company, and Macsteel Service Centers.

Kuhl Machine Shop Ltd. was founded in 1989 by David Kuhl, its president. Kuhl Machine Shop primarily designs and manufactures hydraulic cylinders. Kuhl Machine Shop company also makes other industrial machinery, including hydraulic shafts, lathes, mills, pistons, and presses. Kuhl Machine Shop provides for its customers such services as custom cylinder design and fabrication, piping, millwrighting, and welding. Its facility has more than 15,000 sq. ft. of workspace. Customers include Goodyear Tire & Rubber, Hydro One, Ontario Power Generation, Pilkington Glass, and Tenneco.

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.

Lexington Precision Corporation manufactures and sells rubber and metal components that are sold to other manufacturers in the United States. The company operates through two segments, Rubber Group and Metals Group. The Rubber Group segment manufactures insulators for use in automotive ignition-wire sets; connector seals that are used in automotive wiring systems; and molded rubber components that are used in various medical devices, such as intravenous medication-delivery systems, syringes, and laparoscopic surgical equipment. The Metals Group segment produces and sells machined metal components from aluminum, brass, steel, and stainless steel bars, forgings, and cold-headed blanks. This group sells its products primarily to automotive original equipment manufacturers.

Keyence Corp. Established in 1974 Keyence manufactures a slew of sensors, machine vision and measurement systems, barcode readers, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs). Its short list includes photoelectric sensors, pressure sensors, and ultrasonic sensors. A line for vision measurement offers optical micrometers, digital microscopes, and others. Keyence also provides technical support and training to customers. The sensors supplier holds more than a 40% stake in a software vendor, JustSystems, too. Along with an online retail site, Keyence's global offices poll more than 100,000 customers; Japan garners about 75% of sales.

ThyssenKrupp Materials International GmbH supplies more than 150,000 products, including carbon and stainless steel, pipes and tubes, industrial gases, coke, and new and used technical equipment for the manufacturing and production sectors. The company also distributes non-ferrous metals, and plastics. It customizes its materials products to client preferences by cutting, sawing, firing, milling, drilling, and coating. Additionally, it offers manufacturing process services, such as purchasing/production/sales support, plant logistics, and railway infrastructure engineering.

Catalyst Paper is a global leader in the production of telephone directory paper. The company's three segments produce newsprint, pulp, and specialty papers. Its six mills generate approximately 2.5 million tons annually for distribution to its customers, primarily in North America and the Pacific Rim. Other uses for the company's products include catalogs, consumer goods packaging, newspaper inserts, and retail flyers. Catalyst also produces pulp from sawdust, and operates a recycling division that produces de-inked pulp from newspapers and magazines. Investment firm Third Avenue Management controls almost 38% of Catalyst Paper.

The Hitachi Metals manufactures high-grade metal casting components, such as automotive parts (aluminum road wheels, heat-resistant cast exhaust manifolds, and magnetic compass sensors), IT components and materials (antenna switch modules, isolators, and linear motors), and piping and infrastructure products (fire protection piping systems, gas piping, and mass flow controller and metal diaphragm valves), which are used in the automotive, construction, and electronics industries. Hitachi Metals gets more than two-thirds of its sales in Japan.

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