The Pape Group, Inc. company distributes, leases, and sells construction, material handling, and forestry machinery, as well as heavy-duty trucks; it services corporate aircraft, as well. The Pape Group is the holding company for Bobcat West, Ditch Witch Northwest, Engineered Products, Flightcraft, Pape Kenworth, Pape Machinery, Pape Material Handling, and Pape Rents. The group sells branded equipment under names such as Bobcat, Hyster, John Deere, Hitachi, and PACCAR's Kenworth. The Pape Group serves customers through locations in Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington.

Yancey Bros. Company sells and rents new and used Caterpillar equipment, engines, and power systems, as well as Trail King trailers, building construction equipment, and agricultural equipment made by Caterpillar and others. It also offers a full line of forestry and recycling equipment. Yancey Brothers was the first US dealer of the Adams mule grader a mule-powered road grader and claims to be the nation's oldest Caterpillar dealer.

Illinois Tool Works Inc. manufactures a range of industrial products and equipment worldwide. The company’s Transportation segment offers metal and plastic components, fasteners, and assemblies; fluids and polymers; fillers and putties; polyester coatings, and patch and repair products; and truck remanufacturing and related parts and service. Its Industrial Packaging segment offers steel and plastic strapping and related tools and equipment; plastic stretch film and related equipment; paper and plastic products that protect goods in transit; and metal jacketing products. The company’s Food Equipment segment provides warewashing, cooking, refrigeration, and food processing equipment; and kitchen exhaust, ventilation, and pollution control systems. Its Power Systems & Electronics segment provides arc welding equipment; metal arc welding consumables; metal solder materials for PC board fabrication; equipment and services for microelectronics assembly; electronic components and component packaging; and airport ground support equipment. The company’s Construction Products segment offers anchors, fasteners, and related fastening tools for wood, metal, and concrete applications; metal plate truss components, and related equipment and software; and packaged hardware and other products for retail. Its Polymers & Fluids segment provides adhesives, chemical fluids, epoxy and resin-based coating products, hand wipes and cleaners, and pressure-sensitive adhesives and components. The company’s Decorative Surfaces segment offers laminate for furniture, office and retail space, and countertops; and laminate flooring and worktops. In addition, the company offers plastic reclosable packages and bags, and consumables; plastic and metal fasteners, and components; foil and film products; product coding and marking, paint spray, and static and contamination control equipment; and swabs and mats.

Accuride International Inc. was founded in 1962 by Fred Jordan. It is still owned and operated by the Jordan family. Accuride International designs and makes ball bearing slides for such uses as drawers in residential and office furniture, appliances, and enclosures for servers and telecommunications. Accuride company's slides are also found in automotive accessories, including storage units and arm rests, and industrial equipment, such as cash registers and assembly lines. Accuride International builds and maintains its own tools and machinery for manufacturing its products.

The Hitachi Metals manufactures high-grade metal casting components, such as automotive parts (aluminum road wheels, heat-resistant cast exhaust manifolds, and magnetic compass sensors), IT components and materials (antenna switch modules, isolators, and linear motors), and piping and infrastructure products (fire protection piping systems, gas piping, and mass flow controller and metal diaphragm valves), which are used in the automotive, construction, and electronics industries. Hitachi Metals gets more than two-thirds of its sales in Japan.

Commercial Steel Treating likes to give commerce a treat by processing steel. Operating one of the largest metal processing plants in the US, Commercial Steel Treating offers a wide array of heat treating and metal finishing services to the automotive, aeronautical and manufacturing industries. Its capabilities include continuous and batch hardening, salt bath nitriding and gas nitriding, among others. Curtis Metal Finishing, a subsidiary, operates three processing plants, which provide electrodeposition, dip-spin painting, and phosphating to enhance corrosion protection on automotive and other fasteners.

YKK Corporation of America is a subsidiary of Tokyo-based YKK Corporation, makes more than just zippers for jeans, suitcases, and tents. Its line of fastening cover-ups, often sold under the YKK label, includes hook and loop self-closing tape systems, fabric webbings, metal snaps, buttons, and buckles. The company's architectural products subsidiary supplies aluminum sliding parts such as entrance and window systems for storefronts, window walls, and curtain wall systems. On the home front, YKK produces residential windows and doors. A vertical manufacturer, the company makes not only YKK products, but many of the machines and materials used to make them.

Quadro Engineering Incorporated company's Solids and Liquids divisions manufacture equipment for fluid mixing, dispersion, emulsifying, and milling (crushing methods), while its Material Handling division makes pneumatic conveying and lifting products -- for use by customers in the food production, pharmaceutical, chemical, cosmetics, and biotech industries. Brand names include Quadro, Comil, Ytron, and Quadro Vac. The company offers installation and testing services. It has operations in Canada and the US, with sales representatives worldwide. Quadro Engineering was acquired in 2007 by IDEX for $31 million in cash; it operates as a stand-alone unit of IDEX's Fluid & Metering Technologies segment.

NACCO Industries, Inc., through its subsidiaries, engages in lift trucks, small appliances, specialty retail, and mining businesses primarily in the Americas, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific. It designs, engineers, manufactures, sells, services, and leases a line of lift trucks and aftermarket parts under the Hyster, Yale, UNISOURCE, MULTIQUIP, and PREMIER brand names to light and heavy manufacturers, trucking and automotive companies, rental companies, building materials and paper suppliers, lumber, metal products, warehouses, retailers, food distributors, container handling companies, and domestic and foreign governmental agencies. The company also offers materials handling equipment, as well as sweepers, aerial work platforms, personnel carts, rough terrain forklifts, other equipment, and racking and shelving. In addition, it designs, markets, and distributes small electric household appliances, as well as commercial products for restaurants, bars, and hotels under the Hamilton Beach, eclectrics, and Proctor Silex brand names primarily to retail merchants and wholesale distributors.

Campbell Hausfeld manufactures as well as exports air compressors, pneumatic tools (hammers, drills and screwdrivers, and sanders), nailers and staplers, paint sprayers, pressure washers (detergents to garden hose attachments), and welders. Its tools are geared to both the professional and DIY markets worldwide. Founded in 1836, the company sells its lineup directly through its Ohio-based headquarters, or from manufacturing and distribution sites in Kentucky and Tennessee, and through such retailers as CARQUEST, Lowe's, Tractor Supply, and Wal-Mart. Campbell Hausfeld is a subsidiary of Scott Fetzer Co.

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