Atlantic Tool & Die found a company to die for when it hooked up with Honda in the late 1980s. The metal stamping company serves major automakers, including Honda of America Manufacturing in Marysville, Ohio. Founded in 1937, Atlantic Tool & Die manufactures metal stampings and assemblies from its five facilities in Alabama, Ohio, and Texas. The company established its main facility in Strongsville, Ohio in 1967. Atlantic Tool & Die supplies automotive parts and tools worldwide on the just-in-time delivery system. Under the leadership of Frank Mehwald, the company has grown from a small-time die maker into a major parts supplier.

Barlow Sheet Metal has the low-down on all the ways to process sheet metal for just about any application. Established in 1974, the company provides precision sheet metal fabrication, largely for the electronics industry. Its operations are driven by a computer numerical controlled (CNC) punching/programming tool that creates the complex series of steps for making the end sheet metal product. Barlow's production capacity stretches from cutting to punching, bending, de-burring and surface finishing, welding, as well as insert assembly. Products include air powered sheet metal shears, assembled components, brass sheet metal panel chips, clip-jointed metal ducting, and electronic equipment metal casings.

Sterling Crane is a Marmon Construction Services/Berkshire Hathaway company. Marmon Construction Services is a business sector within The Marmon Group, an international association of more than 125 autonomous manufacturing and service businesses with collective revenues of approximately US $7 billion. Berkshire Hathaway and its subsidiaries engage in a number of diverse business activities including property and casualty insurance and reinsurance, utilities and energy, finance, manufacturing, retailing and services. Common stock of Berkshire Hathaway is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, trading symbols BRK.A and BRK.B. Other members of this group include such companies as Procor Limited, Enersul, Marmon-Keystone, and Ecodyne Limited.

Accel, Inc. was founded in 1995 by Tara and David Abraham. At the time, Tara was working as a Merchant in Product Development for Bath and Body Works and was responsible for the fine fragrance and home fragrance promotional gift sets. She soon realized that the outsourced sets came back late and poorly assembled. As a result, she saw the need for a contract packaging company that was committed to superior quality and could bring products to market quickly, cost competitively and with a continued focus on innovation. Tara's vision and merchandising knowledge, combined with David's operational expertise, led to Accel's exceptional growth from a 1,200 square foot operation to one of over 600,000 square feet. Accel's mission is to raise the standards of packaging excellence across all industries by providing our clients the highest quality contract packaging services in a time-efficient manner and at cost-effective prices. Commitment to this goal, along with flexibility and creative problem-solving, has won Accel numerous awards including: #1 Assembly Center for 2005 by Limited Brands; Bath & Body Works, Limited Brands Apothecary Award for Supplier Excellence for 2004; numerous Fast Fifty Awards, given to the fastest growing companies in Central Ohio; and the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award.Our vision is to build on our established reputation of innovation and advanced technology to become the largest, most technologically advanced and recognizable name in the fulfillment, distribution, and contract packaging industries.

Patterson Fan Company manufactures industrial and commercial fans, heaters, evaporative coolers, and other air flow products used in warehouses, production lines, athletic fields, and, even horse stables and zoos. The Patterson Fan Company, the company's primary operating arm, manufactures and markets high-velocity modified tube-axial fans; a secondary activity, the Ventilation Company custom designs and manufactures specialized air-movers. Other businesses are Down South (stainless steel barbecue grills incorporating fan technology), Patterson Fan West, Patterson International, and Patterson Roof Cooling Systems. Customers include Wal-Mart, UPS, FedEx, and GM.

Formed four decades ago, the Bradman Lake group specialises in the design, development and manufacture of packaging machinery to a wide range of global organisations. With an impressive product portfolio, comprising the world-renowned brands of Autowrappers and Europack, Bradman Lake can offer stand alone or fully integrated systems custom-engineered to meet the exacting standards demanded by today's fast moving consumer markets worldwide.Today, the Bradman Lake group is a 21st century technology focused organisation operating from its headquarters and manufacturing plants in the UK and USA. With regional offices in China and Russia and representatives and partners worldwide, Bradman Lake ensure that every client's brand and product line are equipped with the best packaging equipment and service available.

Varidigm has to do with controlling heat both quietly and efficiently. The specialty manufacturer makes variable speed motor controllers and variable firing rate combustion controls for gas and electric furnaces. Its products includes fan speed, burner, and combustion controllers. Matching heat output to demand enables quieter, more efficient, more closely controlled operation of boilers, fan coil units, fan filter boxes, furnaces, and water heaters. Varidigm's products are used in commercial, industrial, and residential HVAC applications.

Duro Felguera has operations primarily in the Americas and Europe. Through its collection of subsidiaries, Duro Felguera is involved in such industries as manufacturing (furnaces, boilers, and heat exchangers), mining and materials handling (mining equipment, heavy-duty overhead cranes, and transelevators), storage (vertical and spherical storage tanks), and smelting (nonferrous metallurgy and acid regeneration). It also acts as a subcontractor for the construction of thermal, nuclear, and hydroelectric power plants.

OFS Fitel is looking for companies in need of a steady diet of fiber. Its fiber products include nonzero dispersion optical fibers, single-mode fibers, multimode fibers, and ocean fibers. OFS Fitel company sells its optical fiber under the AllWave, LaserWave, UltraWave, and TrueWave brands. It also sells specialty fibers such as carbon-coated and ribboned fibers. Furukawa Electric acquired the optical fiber cable business of Lucent Technologies (now Alcatel-Lucent) and formed OFS Fitel and its sister company, OFS BrightWave, which makes fiber-optic cable. OFS began as Western Electric Company, the manufacturing arm of Western Union, in 1869.

The beginning of what is Cooper Lighting today goes back to 1956. At that time the Halo Lighting Company was founded with the philosophy of manufacturing lighting fixtures which would be attractive, simple to install and easy to service. From the modest beginnings of a one-room facility and six product lines, Cooper Lighting has grown to a position of international industry leadership. Along the way, there have been many changes.The mission of Cooper Lighting is to be the leading provider of innovative, high quality lighting fixtures and related products to worldwide commercial, industrial, residential and utility markets. Cooper Lighting has a total commitment to a Customer First attitude and to being consistently superior to competitors in fulfilling customer needs. Cooper Lighting is also committed to growing profitably and to the opportunity for all employees to contribute, grow, have fun, and take pride in their work.

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