Extruding confidence in the face of difficult environments, Lauren Manufacturing lets its products seal the deal. The custom extrusion company uses organic, silicone, and specialty polymer materials (butyl rubber and neoprene, for example) to mold products such as weather stripping, high performance (UV and ozone resistant) synthetic rubber sponges, automotive gaskets, and seals. Supplying industries from vehicle and transportation to building and construction and container manufacturers, its 1,000-plus customers include General Motors, Harley-Davidson, IBM, and Pella Windows. Lauren International acts as parent company of Lauren Manufacturing and divisions Edgetech, Lauren AgriSystems, and LMI Custom Mixing.

Farrel Corporation company's products include batch mixers, extruders (used to make hoses and sheathings), mills, and pelletizers under brand names Banbury, Technolab, and Intermix. It also provides related services, such as equipment upgrading, consulting, rebuilding, remanufacturing, and spare parts. Farrel sells its machinery to petrochemical, plastic resins, and plastic compounder firms. Rubber-making equipment customers include tire makers, automotive parts manufacturers, and footwear producers. In late 2009 Germany-based industrial conglomerate L. Possehl & Co. acquired Farrel for about $14 million.

BORIDE Engineered Abrasives began operations in the 1960s. BORIDE's brushes and bobs help keep the industrial world polished. BORIDE Engineered Abrasives develops, manufactures, and distributes mold and die polishing products (brushes, bobs, diamond files, and wood sticks), diamond wheel dressing products, and specialty abrasive products that include private-labeled products.

Welcome to the website of Hansen Transmissions International, an established global wind turbine and industrial gearbox designer, manufacturer and supplier, with a leading position (by MW supplied) in the wind turbine gearbox market. Founded in 1923 to supply the industrial gearbox market, Hansen has since 1979 increasingly focused on the supply of gearboxes to the growing wind energy generation sector.In addition to wind turbine gearboxes, Hansen Transmissions supplies drive solutions for a wide range of industrial applications in industries such as the chemicals, energy, material handling, environmental, extraction, pulp and paper, steel and metal, food and beverage, and construction, including such areas as bucket elevators, car crushers, cement kilns, conveyor systems, industrial mixers, paper mills, pulpers, and water treatment systems like aerator drives, screw pump drives and brush aerator drives for waste water treatment plants.Next to its principal manufacturing facilities in Belgium - comprising a wind turbine and industrial gearbox plant in Edegem and a fully integrated state-of-the-art dedicated wind turbine gearbox manufacturing facility in Lommel - Hansen has a +95.000m² production plant in Coimbatore, India and a 29,000m² assembly and testing plant for wind turbine gearboxes for the Chinese market in the Beichen Hi-tech Industrial park in Tianjin.

Carmanah Signs company designs, manufactures, and distributes light-emitting diode (LED) edge-lit signs and displays, primarily for retail and corporate applications. Its energy-efficient lineup illuminates more than 50,000 installations worldwide, including applications for architectural decor, casino and lottery facilities, corporate identities, consumer point-of-purchase, event advertising, and home addresses. Products include gaming signs, table toppers, wayfinding signs, and visual merchandisers. Formerly a subsidiary of Carmanah Technologies (CMH), Carmanah Signs was acquired in 2009 by a holding company of CMH founder, Dr. David Green.

Cleaver-Brooks Company makes boilers, burners, controls, and other boiler room components along with oil and gas burners. Its boiler products include complete integrated systems and specialty and custom-made boilers used in heating and manufacturing applications. Its burners and generators help refiners and manufacturers re-use exhaust heat and control emissions. C-B also offers aftermarket parts, engineering services, retrofitting, and training to its industrial, commercial, and institutional customers. About 1,500 representatives attend Boiler University so they can sell C-B products worldwide.

Yaskawa Electric sets things in motion, and keeps them going with robots and engineering. The global supplier competes in motion control, robotics, and system engineering. Serving the mechatronics market combining mechanical, electronic, and software engineering, the term was created by a Yaskawa engineer Yaskawa offers industrial automation products, such as servo drives, motion controllers, and inverters, along with the Motoman line of industrial robots and automation engineering for steelmaking and other heavy industries. It also provides IT services, office machines, and multi-card readers.

Oerlikon Barmag company makes spinning and textile machines used to produce manmade fibers. Its machines process raw material to make sportswear, carpet, safety belts, and other products. The company has subsidiaries located in most regions of the world and has boosted sales through acquisitions, including Neumag, a maker of textile machines and staple fibers. Barmag's largest customer base resides in the Asian market, primarily China, as well as India and Taiwan. Barmag is part of the Oerlikon Textile, which was the textile division of Switzerland-based Saurer until it branched off in 2007.

Anchor Lamina produces and sells die sets, mold supplies, and precision parts for metalworking and plastic forming equipment. Its Die Set unit customizes die sets and steel plates, and offers torch cutting, grinding, and machining services. Lamina Components makes metal parts and assemblies for mechanical tooling and machine building. Metal and steel plate fabrications used in constructing complex frames are made by Reliance Fabrications. European unit Anchor Lamina GmbH specializes in large dies, and complex steel plates for vehicles. The company caters to a diversity of auto, industrial, and textile OEMs. Anchor Lamina is owned by Connell Limited Partnership.

Nisshinbo Holdings has been spinning its textile spell for more than a century, but only a quarter of its sales come from textile products. Its textile group spins, weaves, knits, dyes, and finishes cotton material for bedding, shirts, denim, and polyester-blend fabric used in uniforms. The company also makes spandex under the Nisshinbo Mobilon name. Its non-textile businesses include automobile brakes; papers (eco-friendly tissue and toilet paper, fine printing papers); mechatronics (laser cutting machines, solar module manufacturing equipment); chemicals (resins, elastomers, carbon foams); and electronics (semiconductors, power supplies, medical electronics).

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