Ford Meter Box, manufactures waterworks brass valves and fittings, water meter setting equipment, water meter testing equipment, and products for pipeline maintenance and restraint. Its products include adapter flanges, casing spacers, couplings, copperhorns, restraints for ductile iron pipe and PVC pipe, lid covers, and of course, meter boxes. The company sells internationally through its export division; sales in the US are handled by distributors. During the 1960s Ford Meter Box introduced the ball valve, an industry first. In the1980s the company was also an industry pioneer with its introduction of check valves as part of meter settings.

ABLE Industrial Products, Inc. has been servicing companies locally, nationally, and internationally since 1974.Our Class 10,000, climate controlled clean room meets the strict Federal Standard 209E cleanliness requirements of the Automotive, Computer, Medical, and Aerospace Industries.We’re certified by Intertek Systems Certification as an ISO 9001:2008 manufacturing and distribution facility. We also offer many RoHS compliant products. To better serve our Federal Government customers, we are also a SBA certified SDB. Able Industrial Products, Inc. is also a Registered FDA Components Manufacture.Our experienced team of engineers, customer service representatives and sales professionals are committed to providing you with a quality product at competitive pricing with outstanding service. We look forward to having the opportunity to serve you and your company.

Plastipak Holdings, Inc. company produces 8 billion-plus plastic containers a year for consumer products' manufacturers. Containers are used to hold beverages (soft drinks, water, juices, and beer); cleansers (laundry soap, household cleaners); processed foods (coffee creamer, salad dressing); hygiene (mouthwash, perfume); and industrial and automotive goods (motor oil, windshield washer fluid). Plastipak Holdings company serves multi-national, established companies, such as Procter & Gamble, Reckitt Benckiser, Kraft Foods, Quaker Oats, Kroger, and Tropicana. Plastipak operates in the US, Europe, and South America. It is owned and led by the Young family.

RPC Group is Europe's leading rigid plastic packaging manufacturer and is unusual in that it is able to offer products made by all three conversion processes, blow moulding, injection moulding and thermoforming. It has 41 operations in 11 countries and employs just under 6,000 people. RPC services a comprehensive range of customers, from the largest European manufacturers of consumer products to the smallest national businesses. It has particularly strong positions in the beauty and personal care sector, the vending and drinking cup market, the margarine industry, and in multi-layer sheet and packs for oxygen sensitive food products. Our objectives are to further strengthen RPC’s position in these and other sectors of the European market where we can have a significant presence in the market, be in the forefront in product design and development, and have sufficient size to enable us to optimise our production process.

Duro Industries handles fabric and textile finishing, coating, dyeing, laminating, and printing. It divides itself into five business and two service units. A military unit specializes in protective apparel and gear. A diversity of textiles, from flotation devices to commercial seating, boots, and flags are developed by its industrial/specialty unit. Garment applications straddle performance apparel, and tailored and casual clothing units. For indoors and out, Duro also fashions an array of fabrics under a home and hospitality unit. Its services include global sourcing and textile testing. Duro is owned by Patriarch Partners.

Watts Urethane Products can still get around, even though it has its ups and downs. A subsidiary of Watts of Lydney Group, Watts Urethane company manufactures castable polyurethane and ultrathane products such as industrial tires, printing squeegees, and roller coaster guide wheels. Additional Watts Urethane products include outdoor products, such as furniture, road barriers, and fencing. The company's products are also used to coat metals, form liners used inside pipe, and as a packaging medium. The nature of polyurethane and ultrathane makes them resistant to oil and chemicals, abrasions, extreme temperatures, and environmental degradation.

It makes Dr. Scholl's foot products, and Durex condoms (the top condom brand in the world). Merck & Co. (formerly Schering-Plough) owns the rights to the Dr. Scholl's brand in the Americas, but SSL owns it everywhere else. SSL also makes products tailored to regional markets. Its Mister Baby brand, for example, includes a line designed for infant care, sold solely in the UK. Likewise, its Sauber brand includes toiletries, hosiery, and creams targeted to the Italian consumer. SSL International gets almost 75% of its sales in Europe.

Peterson American has a spring in its step. The company is the #1 privately held spring manufacturer in the US. Its 14 plants dot North America and the UK, designing, manufacturing, and supplying an array of springs, constant-tension hose clamps, snap rings, stampings, and sub-assemblies. Peterson American also offers a slate of engineering, prototyping, short run, coating and kitting, and assembly services. Customers include automotive OEMs Ford, GM, and Chrysler, engine makers for motorsports such as NASCAR, and industrial manufacturers of appliances to agricultural equipment. The company is led by its founder's fourth generation, Chairman Alfred Peterson III.

Established in 1917, the company's Tire group makes tires for passenger car, truck, bus, mining/construction equipment, and aircraft markets worldwide, as well as inner tubes and alloy wheels. Its DNA Earth-1 tires reduce fuel consumption. The company's Multiple Business (MB) group makes industrial rubber products such as conveyor belts, high-pressure and marine hoses, adhesives, sealants, waterproofing materials, antiseismic rubber bearings for bridges/buildings, and golf equipment, as well as aviation parts. It has sales offices and manufacturing facilities throughout Japan, as well as in Asia, Europe, and North America.

Tailor-made for some heavy lifting, The Taylor Group, led by Taylor Machine Works, is a manufacturer of large material handling equipment including gantry cranes, marina trucks, container handlers, log stackers, side loaders, and industrial pneumatics. The Taylor Group company, also known as "Big Red," makes more than 100 models of industrial lift equipment (forklifts) with lift capacities of up to 120,000 pounds. Its other divisions include Sudden Service, Taylor Environmental Products, Taylor Leasing, Taylor Power Systems, Taylor Rail Group, and Temtco Steel. W.A. Taylor Sr. started the Taylor Group company with a "Loggers Dream" in 1927. His family, including CEO William Taylor Jr., owns and runs The Taylor Group.

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