Universal Lighting Technologies company manufactures compact fluorescent, dimming, electronic, high-intensity discharge (HID), and magnetic ballasts and neon transformers. It also supplies light-emitting diode (LED) sign illumination products and energy management lighting control products. Universal Lighting Technologies' products are marketed under brands including Universal, Triad, and Signa. In 2007 Universal Lighting Technologies was acquired by Matsushita Electric Works, a subsidiary of Panasonic.

Southco company manufactures and distributes engineered access control hardware for applications in the automotive, computer, HVAC, industrial machinery, marine, mass transit, medical, military, networking, RV, and telecom industries. Its products include cam locks, captive fasteners, drive rivets, handles and pulls, hinges, and latches. All told the company offers some 25,000 standardized and 50,000 customized products. Southco has a global network of distributors in more than 30 countries. Outside the US, Southco has operations in Asia and Europe.

Established in 1976, SICK, Inc. operates and distributes its products throughout the US, Canada, and Mexico. The North American subsidiary of German-based SICK AG, makes a wide range of factory and process automation products, including bar code scanners; laser measurement system sensors; and photoelectric, luminescence and contrast sensors, which are used to count, inspect, measure, determine volume, and sort products during various phases of production, distribution, and sales. SICK targets the automotive, packaging, electronics, postal, consumer goods, food and beverage, robotics, and material-handling markets.

Industrial Distribution Group (IDG), a supplier of maintenance, repair, operating, and production products (MROP) -- including abrasives, cutting tools, hand and power tools, lubricants, and adhesives -- to industrial, commercial, and institutional manufacturers. IDG has a portfolio of more than 400,000 different products drawn from more than 10,000 suppliers; it sells to an active customer base of 15,000 companies, including Boeing, Caterpillar, Dell, Honeywell, Kennametal, and PPG. IDG has 14 distribution locations in North America and China.

Lawrence Pumps pumps out a variety of fluid handling products from its Lawrence, Massachusetts home base. Founded in 1935, Lawrence Pumps company manufactures axial, vertical line, and submersible pumps for use in the chemical, mining, petroleum, and steelmaking industries. Its innovative products include canned motor pumps for highly abrasive chemical slurries, cryogenic pumps (for use in liquid nitrogen and oxygen operations), and loop-reactor axial flow pumps for use in processing polyolefins. Lawrence Pumps also offers parts and repair services. Its engineering department designs new pumps in-house. Its products are sold via offices in the US, China, Singapore, and Holland and a global sales network.

Pursuit Dynamics plc company manufactures a line of pressurized fluid-handling products based on its proprietary PDX technology. Its products use compressed air or steam to increase the speed of fluid flow in industrial processes. The PDX Basilisk is designed for military and commercial customers and provides a continuous fine mist that can be used for decontaminating or coating surfaces. PDX Firemist offers fire and explosion suppression capabilities. Customers span such industries as food and beverage, military, oil and gas, wastewater, nuclear energy, and pharmaceuticals. Pursuit Dynamics sells its products through distributors in Europe and the US.

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.

Vaahto Group Plc Oyj is a Finland-based company engaged in implementation of technology and consulting services for the paper, board, and pulp industries. The Company has two main business divisions. The Pulp and Paper Machinery division develops its customers' production processes by designing and manufacturing machinery and components. The division specializes in rebuilds of paper, board, and pulp drying machines, as well as roll cover services and spare parts. Pulp & Paper Machinery division has two business units, foam and foam service projects. The division has units in Finland, China and Russia. The Process Machinery division designs and manufactures agitators, pressure vessels, such as columns and reactors for process industry applications. The Process Machinery division includes subsidiaries Japrotek Oy Ab and Stelzer RUEHRTECHNIK Warburg International GmbH. Other subsidiaries of the Company include AP-Tela Oy, Profitus Oy, Vaahto Group Asia Limited and Vaahto Oy.

Materials Transportation Company was founded in 1946 to provide growing industries with safe, efficient, and economical methods for material handling. Since its inception, MTC has expanded from a small sales office in the Midwest to its current 150,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Temple, Texas. MTC manufactures a wide variety of material handling equipment for use in such industries as food processing, grocery distribution, clothing, pharmaceutical, and automotive, to name just a few.As a growing company, both in size and technology, MTC strives to meet the ever-increasing demands of industry by offering the complete sales, design, engineering, and manufacturing of a wide variety of material handling equipment. Currently MTC manufactures battery handling equipment and food processing equipment.

PCC Airfoils is a subsidiary of Precision Castparts, manufactures geometry blades, vanes, and vane segments used in the high-temperature turbines of commercial and military jet engines and power generation equipment. The company's products use both directionally solidified and single crystal casting to engineer the vanes, or airfoils, to withstand the increasingly high temperatures demanded by the aerospace industry. The temperatures are increasingly high as a result of the more and more common demand for higher performing and more fuel efficient aircraft. PCC Airfoils has manufacturing plants in the US, Mexico, and the UK.

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