Hansel and his sister gathered wood in the forest, but it's nothing compared to what Hansol Paper must amass to run its mills. A division of Korean conglomerate Hansol Corporation, Hansol Paper manufactures printing and writing paper, paperboard for industrial use, and specialty paper. Hansol Paper company exports more than 50% of its production to the US, Japan, and 50 other countries. It operates three mills (its Janghang mill is the largest printing and writing paper mill in Korea) and has offices in Korea, China, and the US. Hansol picked up a near 40% stake in paper manufacturer EN Paper from Kukil Paper in 2008. Hansol Paper company, established in 1965 as Saehan Paper Manufacturing, was part of the Samsung Group until 1993.

Bosch Rexroth AG makes electric drives and controls, gears, hydraulic systems, and pneumatics for industrial and factory automation applications, and for use in the automobile, aircraft, medical, renewable energy, and shipbuilding industries. It also offers assembly and linear motion technologies and systems. Bosch Rexroth, a subsidiary of Germany-based Robert Bosch, was formed in 2001 with the merger of Bosch Automation Technology and Rexroth. In 2010 Bosch Rexroth and Dana Holding agreed to form a joint venture to develop and produce transmissions for the off-highway vehicle market.

Bigger is better, especially if you're Bramco. Operating through a multi-state network dotting the Midwest and Southeast US, the company wholesales and rents new and used construction, mining, and material handling equipment and machinery. Bramco represents an array of blue chip brands; it is the largest distributor of Komatsu and Ingersoll-Rand equipment in the US. Its wholly owned subsidiaries -- Bramco Properties, Brandeis Machinery and Supply, Power Equipment, and Certified Rental -- drive the company's marketing clout in delivering hard-to-find large equipment.

Heidelberg Asia helps printing and publishing companies meet their deadlines. Heidelberg Asia company provides a variety of products and services for all stages of the printing process. Heidelberg Asia's product line includes printing presses, plate imaging devices, finishing equipment, and software components. It also offers spare parts and used equipment, as well as training programs through its Print Media Academy. Heidelberg Asia company is part of Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG, which serves customers in more than 150 countries around the globe through its network of sales, service, and marketing specialists.

Metalcraft of Mayville is a metal fabricator and industrial contract manufacturer that offers precision cutting, welding, pressing, shearing, machining services, and conventional and powder painting services. The company also provides complete product assembly services and bar coding. Metalcraft of Mayville's main facilities are in West Bend and Mayville, Wisconsin, and collectively span a whopping 630,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing space, indeed a full-time matter.

Molins PLC company makes tobacco and packaging machinery, but in the face of declining tobacco machinery orders, Molins has shifted its focus from manufacturing to servicing machinery already in place. Molins company's packaging machinery division make systems for consumer goods. Its operations include Langen (cartoning and case packing machines), Molins Food Machinery (tea bag machines), and Sasib (specialist machinery). Products include resealable bags for snack foods and bags with plastic valves for dispensing pharmaceuticals. Investment firm Schroders owns 28% of Molins PLC.

The MJ Allen Group company's iron foundry, non-ferrous foundry, and machining subsidiaries make precision gauges, tools, dies, punches, architectural steel, and ornamental ironwork under brands including Rydal, Mather & Smith, Foremost, Hunton, and Verdict distributed in Europe and the US. Its automotive group makes National brand brake and clutch parts sold in Eastern Europe as well as Countytrac transmissions sold in the UK. Managing Director Tim Allen controls a majority share of The MJ Allen Group.

RESILUX is a family company by origin that was founded in June 1994, and since 1997 it has been listed on the Brussels Stock Exchange (Euronext). The company has an extensive network of sales and service offices in various countries. Alongside the main unit in Belgium, RESILUX has also created production units in other countries in just a few years, i.e. Spain (1997), Russia (1998), Greece (2000), Switzerland (2000/2001), Hungary (2002) and a joint venture in the United States of America (2001). RESILUX has sales offices in the above countries, as well as in many other countries on different continents. All these countries have their own specific characteristics that influence the growth dynamics. RESILUX produces preforms for many applications and in various weights, colours and forms. Preforms and bottles are produced for both single use and multiple use. For barrier-sensitive products, it is also possible to use multilayer preforms or bottles. Moreover, the RESILUX R&D centres are continually researching ways to further improve quality, increase the barriers of PET, and optimise the preform and bottle designs. RESILUX also does bottle-blowing projects for many customers. RESILUX provides the necessary know-how and if required the infrastructure and manpower for the filling companies. They can be done on the customer's premises (in-house), right next to the customer (wall-to-wall), or near to the customer (satellite). RESILUX is one of the most outstanding companies in the PET packaging market. This is mainly due to the strategic focus of the company, in which the global spread of risk and maximum market flexibility are central. In the second place, the strong position of RESILUX is due to a very high level of productivity, and its technological leadership, where the quality aspect comes first. Production is highly automated and production technology has to a large extent been optimised in house. Part of RESILUX's know-how is protected by patents and registered designs.

Ecoglo has developed advanced technology for the production of high visibility photoluminescent and anti-slip step edge and path marking products. These provide for the safe and efficient movement of people, 24 hours a day. Ecoglo products are ‘visibly better’ with their bright, long lasting glow and the company goal is to be ‘visibly better’ in everything that Ecoglo do. Ecoglo’s technology has focused on developing products that have superior durability and are therefore able to withstand continuous foot traffic and weathering. In New Zealand Ecoglo can be seen in AMI stadium, Vector Arena, Downtown Carpark, Christchurch Town Hall, Fortune Theatre and many educational and public facility buildings.Ecoglo’s patented product range has been used worldwide in facilities as varied as the Melbourne Cricket Ground, New York’s ‘Jazz at the Lincoln Center, Singapore Supreme Court, Toronto’s Eaton Centre and UAE’s Burj Dubai. Products made using this technology include stair edgings, stair nosings, handrail markers, pathway markers, signage, aisle markers and seat numbering systems. Ecoglo photoluminescent products meet the performance requirements of the New Zealand Building Code Clause F6 Visibility in Escape Routes. They are failsafe, operate immediately and do not require ongoing maintenance.

Federal Screw Works is a manufacturer of fasteners and related items, primarily for the automotive industry. The company produces high-volume lots to the specifications of manufacturers. Nonautomotive sales are mainly to makers of durable goods. FSW's products include locknuts, bolts, piston pins, studs, bushings, shafts, and other machined, cold-formed, hardened, and ground-metal parts. It maintains five manufacturing facilities, all of which are located in Michigan.

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