Synseal Extrusions Ltd. company makes PVC profiles, gaskets, and associated components. Synseal's products are used by window, door, and conservatory and sunroom manufacturers throughout the UK. Synseal Extrusions company also makes roofing products such as cresting, eaves, glazing bars, gutters, and ridges. Its conservatories and sunrooms come in a ready-to-assemble kits. Products are sold under the Shield, Global, and SynerJy brand names. Customers include fabricator and installation services provider West Yorkshire Windows

Metso Corporation and its subsidiaries design, develop, and produce systems, automation solutions, machinery, and equipment for process industries worldwide. It operates in three segments: Mining and Construction Technology, Energy and Environmental Technology, and Paper and Fiber Technology. The Mining and Construction Technology segment provides equipment, technology, and services for quarrying, aggregates production, construction, civil engineering, and mining and minerals processing. Its products and services comprise grinding mills, crushing and materials-handling equipment, and process equipment; stationary and mobile crushers, screens, and conveyors; know-how and maintenance services; systems, wear and spare parts, and service solutions; and process technology and process optimization services. This segment serves mining and construction industries, as well as for quarries and contractors. The Energy and Environmental Technology segment supplies power generation, automation, field controls, recycling, and waste management solutions for power, oil and gas, metals recycling, and pulp and paper industries. Its products and services include boiler plants, biomass power plants, and environmental protection equipment; energy and process industry automation and information management application networks and systems; production process measurement systems and analyzers; control valves and smart shut-off valves; metal and solid-waste recycling equipment; and knowledge-based services.

Global Power Equipment Group (GPEG) doesn't let global power go to its head, but to its bottom line. The company operates through several manufacturing and design businesses, supplying heat recovery and auxiliary power equipment to OEMs, as well as engineering and construction, and power generation and process industries. A service segment offers upgrades and maintenance services to utility and industrial companies. Auxiliary parts for natural gas-fired turbines are made under the Braden Manufacturing and Consolidated Fabricators brands, and heat recovery boilers under Deltak. Williams Industrial Services assists in nuclear and hydroelectric power plant maintenance. North America represents 90% of GPEG's sales.

Gefran S.p.A.company makes control systems, sensors, and instruments (indicators, inverters, timers, and solid state relays), as well as measuring systems for industrial processes such as electronics assembly and microelectronics fabrication. Its sensors measure force, pressure, humidity, and temperature; its pressure controllers and indicators are used in extrusion and injection-molding processes. Gefran also makes specialized computer systems for the rubber, plastics, food, and pharmaceutical industries. Chairman Ennio Franceschetti, along with his family, control Gefran S.p.A.

Established in 1956, United States Container Corporation is now the largest distributor of industrial containers in the West. Founded by Max Levine and now run by his son Jeff, the company remains a family owned business and is focused on being a low-cost provider of quality packaging.Headquartered in Rancho Cucamonga, California, the company has three locations with over 150,000 square feet serving eight western states. U.S. Container is one of the largest distributors in the country, servicing the paint, chemical, ink, janitorial, food, and related industries. The company is proud of its vendor relationships with many of our industry’s leading manufacturers. U.S. Container’s goal is to align itself with the leaders in innovation and quality allowing the company to provide customers with a variety of options to fill their packaging requirements.

Established in 1953, and now a leader in designing and manufacturing precision insert molded and injection molded thermoplastic parts, The Intec Group creates manufacturing solutions that increase productivity for our customers. When our expertise is focused early in the design phase on customer needs and objectives, the end product is improved, lead times are minimized, production processes become more efficient, and costs are reduced.

Mohawk's business is about more than looking good on paper -- it makes good paper. Mohawk Fine Papers produces a variety of premium papers for offset and digital printing. Key products include the company's Superfine, Navajo, Options, and Mohawk Color Copy, and i-Tone paper brands. Mohawk Fine Papers has been owned by the O'Connor family since 1931, when George O'Connor (grandfather of chairman and CEO Thomas O'Connor, Jr.) purchased the predecessor company. Mohawk Fine Papers operates three paper mills, two converting centers, and four distribution facilities, with sales offices around the world.

Braxton Manufacturing has a way of drawing its customers deeply into the subject. The specialized contract manufacturer produces Lilliputian to complex deep-drawn eyelets, metal enclosures, and housings, starting at a six thousandth of an inch to a maximum two inches. Parts are used in a broad range of aerospace, communications, medical, electronics, and automotive applications. Braxton Manufacturing deep draws its intricate components from various metals, including aluminum, brass, copper, gold, nickel, platinum, and stainless steel. End products include catheters, connectors, fiber-optic housings, and probes. The company has facilities in Connecticut and California.

Mr. Thorpe's grandfather, Frederick William (F.W.), founded the business in 1936. F. W. Thorpe knows how many engineers it takes to design a light bulb. F. W. Thorpe company designs, manufactures, and supplies professional lighting systems for customers around the globe. Its Thorlux subsidiary focuses on industrial lighting; other units include Sugg Lighting (decorative lighting), Mackwell Electronics (emergency lighting), Compact Lighting (retail space lighting), and Philip Payne (emergency exit signage).

Juno Lighting makes light fixtures for commercial, institutional, and residential buildings under eight brand names. Its key product lines comprise showcase lighting fixtures, fiber optic lighting products, and emergency and exit lighting signs using light-emitting diode (LED) technology. Juno's other products include recessed and track-lighting systems. Under the Juno and Danalite labels the company offers LED undercabinet and casework lighting products. Juno counts contractors and remodelers as its chief customers. Founded in 1976, the company is a subsidiary of Paris-based giant Schneider Electric.

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