Indeck Power Equipment Company rents and sells steam-power systems and other industrial components used in the refinery, paper, textile, energy, chemical, manufacturing, municipal, food, and utility industries. Indeck, which was founded in 1960 as a boiler rental company, also sells water treatment systems, generators, HVAC systems, chillers, and auxiliary equipment. Although it's primarily a distributor, Indeck also manufactures water treatment systems, rebuilds steam equipment, and provides design and engineering services. Chairman Gerald Forsythe owns Indeck Power Equipment Company.

Newark is proof that one man's trash is another's cash. The Group collects secondary fibers, and produces 100% recycled paperboard and paperboard products. It operates through three business units. The paperboard unit recovers some 3 million tons of paper annually, from corrugated containers, newspaper, and mixed paper. A converted products unit makes laminated papers, graphic board, tube, and solidboard packaging. Brands include Fiberwrap (paperboard), NewEx (graphicboard), and NewForm (concrete forms). Newark sells to paper and packaging, printing, and construction industries. The Group filed for Chapter 11 in mid-2010 and emerged from it later that year.

Hong Kong Highpower Technology Inc., through its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and trade of nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries for consumer and industrial applications. The company produces consumer batteries in A, AA, and AAA sizes in blister packing, as well as offers chargers and battery packs; and industrial batteries that are designed for electric bikes, power tools, and electric toys. It also manufactures lithium-ion and lithium polymer rechargeable batteries for applications, such as laptops, digital cameras, and wireless communication products. In addition, the company recycles batteries, and resells the recycled materials. It sells its products to original equipment manufacturers, and a network of distributors and resellers. The company sells its products primarily in the People's Republic of China, Hong Kong, and other Asian countries; Europe; North America; South America; and Africa. Hong Kong Highpower Technology Inc. was founded in 2001 and is based in Shenzhen, the People's Republic of China.

Metals, glass, and polymers: the must-have anti-aging materials of Furukawa Electric. The 125-year-old company has applied these basics to stay on the cutting edge of five principal businesses -- light metals (aluminum sheets and plates, and extruded products); metals (copper strips and pipes, plating, and electrolytic copper foils); energy and industrial products (wires, power cables, plastic electrical products); electronics and automotive systems (automotive components, batteries, electronics parts, magnet wire); and telecommunications (fiber optics and network equipment). Japan represents about 70% of its sales. Furukawa Electric's other markets include North America and countries in Asia, including China.

J C Bamford Excavators, commonly known as just JCB, is such a popular brand in the UK that its residents often substitute "JCB" for the word digger, the same way Americans use "Kleenex" for tissue. Best known for making backhoes, JCB produces a variety of heavy equipment used in construction and farming, including crawler excavators, backhoe loaders, front-end loaders, material handlers, and the speed tractor (the Fastrac, which moves at about 45 mph). JCB is Europe's largest maker of construction equipment. Subsidiaries JCB Finance and JCB Insurance Services, respectively, provide equipment financing and insurance for equipment and workers.

Chem Processing provides metal finishing services such as anodizing, coating, and plating at two facilities in Rockford, Illinois. Its anodized aluminum process creates a hardened surface that does not conduct electricity while remaining porous which allows for dying. It can plate products with cadmium, copper, zinc, silver, and other metals. Customers include companies in the aerospace, agriculture, construction, defense, medical, and transportation industries. Chem Processing was founded in 1970 by president Curt Cederleaf and his brother Marc. Acquisitions have contributed to the company's growth.

The MTL Instruments Group founded in 1971, makes products used to protect against industrial explosions. MTL's Hazardous Area business unit specializes in barriers, isolators, and other products used to protect technicians and engineers in hazardous work environments. Its Surge Technologies unit makes products designed to reduce damage caused by high voltage power surges, while MTL Visualization makes remote computer terminals for use in hazardous areas. Its Hitech Instruments unit makes gas analysis and detection instruments. The MTL Instruments Group is part of the Cooper Crouse-Hinds division of Cooper Industries.

Consider flexible packaging and specialty papers maker Packaging Dynamics. Its BagcraftPapercon unit converts paper, film, and foil into food packaging such as bags and wraps, butcher and freezer paper, pan liners, and tissue. International Converter produces adhesive and film extrusion lamination materials for making decorative cartons, bags, cans, and goods for consumer, medical, and industrial purposes. Thilmany Papers makes specialty lightweight papers for a diversity of packaging, pressure sensitive, and industrial uses from sandwich wraps and microwave popcorn bags to baggage tags and tapes. Packaging Dynamics is a portfolio company of Kohlberg & Company.

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.

Sandvik Materials Technology, of which Kanthal is a brand, is a world-leading manufacturer of products based on advanced metallic and ceramic materials.Our products and services contribute to our customers' productivity, reliability and cost efficiency while reducing their environmental impact in a wide variety of industry segments. In partnership with customers, we jointly develop products and materials that meet the challenges of the future.

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