Hofmann Industries is a beginning-to-end manufacturer of welded steel tubing, powder-coated tubing, zinc-plated tubing, and fabricated tubing. The company's main customers are in the agricultural equipment, automotive, fitness, furniture, lawn and garden, and recreational and sporting goods industries. Its tubes can be found in such products as bicycle racks, table legs, closet shelving, curtain rods, lawn mower handles, and flag poles. Hoffman has 13 tube mills and three powder coating lines; it provides large-run and contract manufacturing from its almost half-million square foot facility.

Hyco’s operations have been serving an impressive list of OEM partners with an ever-increasing spectrum of high specification products, allowing its customers to enjoy one-stop-shopping and all of the associated supply chain benefits. State-of-the-art software for ERP, CAD and CAM applications support Hyco's information-driven approach to enterprise management, design excellence, best-practices manufacturing and they provide a competitive advantage for the Hyco Group. The Hyco guiding principles of Seamless Global Supply, One-Stop-Shopping and the Lowest Delivered Costs are central to Hyco's business strategy and to Hyco’s, and Hyco’s Partners’ long-term success.

SystemOne Technologies, Inc. (STI) engages in the design, manufacture, and sale of recycling industrial parts washing products for use in the automotive, aviation, marine, and general industrial repair markets. SystemOne Technologies company’s product line incorporates resource recovery and waste minimization technologies to distill contaminated solvents. STI’s product lines include SystemOne general parts washer, which provides users with pure mineral spirit solvent for parts and tools cleaning purposes; SystemOne mobile washer, a mobile telescoping mini-parts washer; and SystemOne spray gun washer, for paint thinner recovery. SystemOne company sells its products primarily through automotive lubrication distributors and automotive services equipment distributors in the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, and Mexico.

Virtek Vision International Company makes lasers used to engrave, engineer, and inspect manufactured products. Laser marking and engraving has applications in the automotive, tool and die, electronics, glass, mold making, and prefabricated construction markets. When it comes to engineering, lasers can be used to project detailed lay-ups of aerospace, automotive, and construction projects before construction begins. Lastly, once something is built, lasers can be used to inspect parts for conformity with specifications. North America and Europe account for the majority of Virtek's sales.

JUKI Corporation is a Japan-based company primarily engaged in the manufacture and sale of sewing machines, as well as industrial, electronic and precision equipment. JUKI Corporation Company has five main business segments. The Industrial Sewing Machine segment's major products include lockstitch sewing machines, specialty sewing machines and industrial sewing machines. The Household Sewing Machine segment's main products include straight stitch sewing machines, zigzag stitch sewing machines and miniature lock-stitch sewing machines. The Industrial Machinery segment's essential products include chip mounters. The Electronic and Precision Equipment segment's principal products include information technology (IT) related equipment. The Precision Casting segment’s main products include lost-waxes. Additionally, the Company is involved in the provision of dies, pressed products, as well as the management of real estate.

Worthington Cylinders was established in 1971, when parent company Worthington Industries purchased Lennox Industries’ cylinder division. The cylinder division was a natural outlet for the processed steel Worthington Industries already controlled, making it an incredibly viable part of the larger business model. From its modest beginning, Worthington Cylinders has been a quiet, yet consistent contributor to Worthington Industries’ overall financial picture. Since its inception, the cylinder division has strived to add new sensible products while supporting those already in existence. That strategy, along with the support of thousands of employees, is what allowed Worthington Cylinders to become the world’s leading supplier of pressure cylinders.

Kwikset makes the products that turn those pieces of wood into doors. A subsidiary of Stanley Black & Decker (formerly Black & Decker).Kwikset manufactures handlesets, levers, knobs, and deadbolts for commercial and residential use. The company's products are marketed in Asia, Australia, and North America under the brands Kwikset UltraMax Security, and the Kwikset Smart Series which includes the SmartKey, SmartCode, and SmartScan locks. Kwikset is part of its parent's Hardware and Home Improvement Group. Home Depot and Lowe's are Kwikset's largest customers.

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.

Delphax Technologies, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, sale, and servicing of digital print production systems, and related spare parts and supplies. It provides digital printing solutions that can personalize, encode, print, and collate documents for publishing, direct mail, legal, financial, security, forms, and other commercial printing applications. The company offers roll-fed printing equipment that uses rolls of paper or fan-folded stacks of paper for high-volume printing applications; and sheet-fed printing equipment that requires the input of individual pre-cut sheets of paper or base stock. Delphax Technologies also provides the CR series system, which accommodates a range of substrates from ultra lightweight paper to heavy stock, to publishers, direct mailers, and transaction document printers; the Imaggia II series that contains sheet-fed digital presses; and finishing systems, which support post-printing activities, such as batching, stacking, slitting, cutting, folding, and binding. In addition, it offers various pre-press software and hardware solutions for use with its printing equipment, which provides the data integration tools necessary to manage the print production process.

British Vita obtains about half of its sales from producing foam for use in furniture, construction, packaging, and carpet underlay, as well as filters. British Vita company is the UK's largest foam manufacturer; its most popular brand is Vitafoam. It also makes industrial polymers, thermoplastic sheeting, and compounded plastics for a variety of uses. Another of British Vita's major divisions, nonwovens, produces polyester fibers. British Vita company operates about 80 sites in around 20 countries, mostly in Europe. British Vita was acquired by US-based private equity firm Texas Pacific Group (TPG) in 2005.

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