Walker Die Casting is a producer of high-pressure aluminum castings for industrial applications. Walker Die Casting provides custom die fabrication services to customers in the automotive, appliance, lawn and garden, marine, and power tool industries. Products include parts such as adapter plates, brackets, oil pans, gear cases, and housings for transmissions, engines, axles, and flywheels. Walker Die Casting also offers product design, finishing, testing, machining, and warehousing services. The company was founded in 1958 by Robert Walker.

Wright Tool makes the wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, hammers, and other tools that professionals need to get building and repair jobs done. It also offers tool cabinets and a variety of master sets. In addition to hardware, the company markets men's and women's Wright Tool-branded apparel and accessories. Peddled under the Wright and Cougar brand names, the company's tools are sold through online retailers and representatives in the US, Canada, Mexico, and other countries; its 4,000-plus products are not distributed to the do-it-yourself mass market. Owned by the Wright family, Wright Tool was founded in 1927.

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.

American Furukawa, Inc. (formerly named Furukawa Electric North America or FENA) is a subsidiary of Japan-based parent, the Furukawa Electric Co. In April 2009 American Furukawa (AFI) was established to merge Furukawa Electric North America, Automotive Products Division, Inc. (FENA APD), and Furukawa America Inc. (FAI) to supply products for automotive, electronics, medical, and industrial applications in North America. Products include heat sinks and thermal solutions, memory disks for hard drives, wire harnesses, insulated wire, copper products, and magnet wire, to name a few. AFI's headquarters are now in Plymouth, Michigan.

Chargeurs is a wool processor and maker of pure and blended wool products. Its global operations produce wool blends, wool-based fabrics, and woven and non-woven garment interlinings. Chargeurs also makes other non-wool fabrics, as well as self-adhesive protective linings used for temporary protection of surfaces for the appliance, building, and transportation industries. The company is cutting back its spinning, weaving, and finishing operations. Chargeurs operates in more than 35 countries. Current CEO and Chairman Eduardo Malone and former CEO Jerome Seydoux jointly control about a third of Chargeurs.

Watts Water Technologies, Inc. (Watts). is a provider of water quality, water conservation, water safety and water flow control products for the residential and commercial markets in North America and Europe. The Company operates in three segments: North America, Europe and China. It distributes its products through three primary distribution channels: wholesale, do-it-yourself (DIY) and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). The Company also sells products for the residential construction and home repair and remodeling industries through DIY plumbing retailers, national catalog distribution companies, hardware stores, building material outlets and retail home center chains and through plumbing and heating wholesalers. In January 2010, it sold Watts Valve (Changsha) Co., Ltd. In April 2010, the Company acquired Blue Ridge Atlantic Enterprises. In June 2010, the Company acquired Austroflex Rohr-Isoliersysteme GmbH.

Klein Tools products can be found in the tool pouches of professionals in the construction, electronics, mining, telecommunications, and general industries. (Klein makes their pouches, too.) Its lineup includes cable cutters, chisels, drill bits, hammers, pliers, saws, screwdrivers, wire strippers, and wrenches. Klein also sells occupational protective gear and specialty chemicals. Products are distributed worldwide and sold by tool retailers and building supply stores, including Home Depot, Ace Hardware, and Grainger. Founded by Mathias Klein in 1857, the company is still owned by the Klein family.

Paragon Technologies, Inc. is a leading deliverer of "smart" materials handling systems, technologies, products, and services, creating automated solutions for material flow applications. The Company's capabilities include horizontal transportation, rapid dispensing, sortation, accumulation, and integrating conveyors and conveyor systems. As a leading edge systems integrator, Paragon supplies and designs complete solutions, including software, hardware, and technical expertise, both standardized and customized. Over the years, technologies provided by its SI Systems brand have been utilized in thousands of material handling systems to some of the world's largest companies. To support our efforts, we have regional sales offices throughout the United States.

Total Plastics, Inc. was founded in 1978 by John Kozacki and Jerome Kollig as a small plastics warehouse in Kalamazoo, Michigan. In 1984, the national sales office in Grand Rapids, Michigan opened to accommodate the growing business and regional plastics customer base. Further expansion occurred in 1987 with the opening of the Fort Wayne branch. In 1996, Total Plastics was acquired by A.M. Castle & Co. leading to additional branches in Baltimore, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and Cleveland. TPI has since grown to include 16 branches total. The newest opened in July, 2007 in Rhode Island.

TMD has grown from this modest beginning into a full service supplier with over 900 employees, 5 manufacturing plants, a highly sophisticated R&D center, test lab, and tooling facility. The continuing success of TMD is largely attributed to our recognition of and quick response to significant trends in industrial sectors. With the increase in merger and acquisition activity and the growing internationalization of suppliers, manufacturers are seeking out suppliers that build complete component systems for assembly.

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