Remco Products Corporation is a closely held business, founded by Richard L. Garrison in Zionsville, Indiana. The introduction of a one-piece polypropylene shovel more than 30 years ago established Remco as an industry pioneer. Building from an initial handful of core products and limited market exposure, we have expanded our product offerings into two major product lines and built a highly regarded distributor network. Remco’s product lines are the Vikan hygiene system® and Remco Plastic Moldings. The Vikan hygiene system is a full line of brushes, squeegees, handles, and specialty products. Remco is proud to have been the exclusive U.S. Master Distributor for Vikan for more than 20 years. Our Remco Plastic Moldings line includes molded products such as shovels, scoops and scrapers as well as some manufactured items.Today, Remco serves a prominent group of distributors in a variety of distinct markets, ranging from food processing and pharmaceuticals to the safety and industrial markets. Blessed with a long record of consistent sales growth and a dedicated staff with a well earned reputation for excellence in customer service, Remco has established a strong position throughout the United States, as well as a significant international presence. We are proud of the strong and lasting relationships we have developed with our distributors and are committed to building on that loyalty for the continued benefit of our mutual customers.

Aluminum Precision Products (APP) has established itself as an international leader in closed and open die forgings of aluminum and titanium alloys. With capabilities that extend from initial design to final assembly, APP is an important presence in the world markets for wrought non-ferrous products. APP is composed of two major Divisions in 7 locations and employs more than 1,000 people. The two divisions are APP Forge and Catalina Cylinders.The APP Forge Division produces closed die aluminum and titanium forgings, machined and finished components and assemblies, and aluminum open die ("hand") forgings. APP markets include every major aircraft/aerospace manufacturer in the world, automotive O.E.M. and after-markets, recreation, industrial, medical equipment, and others. In addition to the North American markets, APP exports products to Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, and Australia.

Marzotto's reputation is made out of whole cloth. Manifattura Lane Gaetano Marzotto & Figli and its affiliates are returning to their roots and concentrating on the textile side of the company's business, after having spun off Italian haute couture fashion house Valentino and other apparel-related operations into a separate company, called Valentino Fashion Group, in 2005. Textile operations remaining under the Marzotto flag include production of woolen and linen fabrics, yarns, and linens and blankets. Some of Marzotto's companies include Fratelli Tallia di Delfina, Estethia, and Lanificio G.B. Conte. The Marzotto family controls the company, which Luigi Marzotto founded in 1836.

United States Pipe and Foundry Company (US Pipe) manufactures ductile iron pipe, fittings, valves, gaskets, and hydrants. The company is a unit of Mueller Water Products, which was spun off by Walter Industries (now Walter Energy) in 2006, and accounts for 29% of Mueller's sales. Walter acquired US Pipe in 1969. The company makes pipe at four plants in the US, in Alabama (two), New Jersey, and California. US Pipe also manufactures pipe in metric dimensions for the international market. The company primarily serves the water and wastewater industries.

Baldwin Technology Company, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the development, manufacture, and sale of process automation equipment for the printing and publishing industry. It offers cleaning systems and related consumable products, including press washers, automatic blanket cleaners, newspaper blanket cleaners, chill roll cleaners, digital plate cleaners, guide roll cleaners, and Web paper cleaners; and fluid management systems comprising refrigerated circulators and spray dampening systems used to measure and control the supply, temperature, cleanliness, chemical balance, and other characteristics of the fluids. Baldwin Technology company also provides ink control systems consisting of ink agitators, ink mixers, and ink level systems, as well as ultraviolet and infrared dryers, gluing systems, and service and parts. In addition, it offers Web press protection systems, such as Web severers and Web catchers that provide auto-arming electronic package offering press protection in the event of a Web break. Baldwin Technology company markets its products through direct sales representatives, distributors, and dealer networks to printing press manufacturers, newspaper publishers, and commercial printers primarily in the Americas, Asia, Australia, and Europe. Baldwin Technology Company is headquartered in Shelton, Connecticut.

Carter Machinery Company sells, rents, and services new and used Caterpillar equipment used in the logging, agricultural, and construction industries. Available equipment includes backhoe loaders, excavators, marine engines, and power generation systems. Carter Machinery company also offers rental services and equipment financing options. Carter Machinery, which was founded in 1951, operates through more than 20 locations throughout Virginia and in southern West Virginia.

Turbine Engine Components Technologies (TECT) manufactures and distributes semi-finished and finished engine components through its manufacturing facilities located in California, Connecticut, Georgia, Kansas, New York, Ohio, and Washington. Its products include airfoils, forgings, turbine wheels and rings, and shafts. TECT also provides engineering, forging, inspection, metallurgy, tool and die, and welding and brazing services. Its customers include Airbus, Cessna, GE Aircraft Engines, Rolls Royce, and Siemens Westinghouse.

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.

Greenheck Fan offers products that help its customers feel a heck of lot cooler and breathe more easily. The employee-owned company, one of central Wisconsin's largest manufacturers, makes a variety of ventilation equipment, including fans, ventilators, dampers, and louvers. Greenheck Fan has manufacturing plants throughout the US, as well as China, India, Singapore, and the UAE. It also has a network of distribution centers across the US and sales representation throughout the world. Bernie and Bob Greenheck founded the company as a small sheet metal shop in 1947. Bernie Greenheck died in 2003, while his brother Bob continues to serve as the company's chairman.

Foilmark, Inc. also called ITW Foils, makes hot stamping foils and holographic foils, films, and lamination products that put a shine on everything from cosmetic bottles to paperbacks. Hot foils are stamped on merchandise to create eye-catching designs and logos in pigmented colors, metallic shades, printed designs, diffraction patterns, and holograms. Its security product group offers high-security holograms that prevent unauthorized duplication. ITW Foils also makes equipment and supplies for the printing and pharmaceutical industries. Foilmark, Inc. was acquired by Illinois Tool Works in 2001.

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