Western Industries, Inc. is a leading full service manufacturer of premium, private label finished products and metal and large plastic components. We serve the appliance, outdoor living, recreational goods, and selected industrial markets. In many cases, Western serves as the "complete factory" for it's customers, making Western a strategic, value added partner. Please visit our Plastic and Engineered Products Group sites via the links above.

Picanol N.V. company makes air jet weaving machines, as well as machines based on rapier technology. Picanol's OEM Business division produces technical components and systems for the textile and other industries under brands such as Protonic, Te Strake Textile, and Steel Heddle. Some 2,600 weaving mills worldwide use Picanol's weaving machines. Picanol company operates production facilities throughout Asia, Europe, and the US. Picanol company launched its air jet weaving machine OMNIplus" 800 in 2005. Shareholders Paul Steverlynck and L.J.R.M Tack together control about 61% of the voting rights in the Picanol Group.

A123 Systems wants to get people all charged up about new cars. And it plans to use rechargeable lithium-ion batteries to do it. The company develops and manufactures rechargeable batteries and battery systems for the transportation, consumer, and electric grid markets. A123 is targeting the fast-growing electric and hybrid electric vehicle market. In the electric grid sector, the company is working with AES to produce multi-megawatt battery systems that take the fluctuations out of the electricity grid and provide backup power during shortages. In consumer products, its batteries are used in home appliances, power tools, and electronics. More than half of sales come from customers in the US.

Tomra Systems ASA company's reverse vending machines (RVMs) are used in retail locations to identify returned beverage containers (glass, plastic, aluminum, or steel) and refund customer deposits. RVMs are used to process refillable and non-refillable beverage containers: refillables are identified by shape, sorted, and crated for transport back to the bottler; non-refillables are sorted, crushed, and shredded or compacted so they can be melted down to make new containers. Tomra's accumulation tables, sorting gates, and bottle-to-crate systems are intended to completely automate retailer recycling needs.

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.

Kanebridge Corporation company distributes commercial and military-grade fasteners (standard-inch and metric) exclusively to other distributors. Its inventory includes 31,000 different fastener items (anchors, cap screws, carriage bolts, clinch studs, lag screws, retaining rings, rivets, wing screws ... you name it) in a multitude of sizes and configurations. Kanebridge operates coast to coast, from sites in New Jersey, Illinois, and California.

Gregory Poole Equipment Company provides construction and material handling equipment, agricultural equipment, stand-by power systems, truck and marine engines, and industrial cleaning supplies, as well as parts and maintenance services. Gregory Poole began distributing AGCO's Ag-Chem branded fertilizizing products in 2008. The company sells and rents new and used equipment from more than a dozen facilities throughout North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Gregory Poole was founded in eastern North Carolina in 1951 by James Gregory Poole Sr. and his uncle William Gregory.

Watts Urethane Products can still get around, even though it has its ups and downs. A subsidiary of Watts of Lydney Group, Watts Urethane company manufactures castable polyurethane and ultrathane products such as industrial tires, printing squeegees, and roller coaster guide wheels. Additional Watts Urethane products include outdoor products, such as furniture, road barriers, and fencing. The company's products are also used to coat metals, form liners used inside pipe, and as a packaging medium. The nature of polyurethane and ultrathane makes them resistant to oil and chemicals, abrasions, extreme temperatures, and environmental degradation.

Holdsworth Fabrics Limited Originally founded in 1822 as John Holdsworth & Co., The company has designed and manufactured upholstery used by the mass passenger transportation market for more than 185 years. Its lineup ranges from wool moquettes to flat weave materials, leather, and recycled leather for covering bus, ferry, and train seats, as well as fabrics for wall, ceiling, and windows. For six generations the company was owned by the Holdsworth family. However in 2005 it merged with the textile and property development group, Hanson St. James. Two years later, Holdsworth's sales trading arm and brand name was acquired by textile specialist Camira Group, and renamed Holdsworth Fabrics.

Technimark satisfies our customer’s manufacturing needs through innovation, technical excellence and service. We foster a corporate culture of flexibility and a willingness to accept and capitalize on market changes, allowing us to grow and prosper along with our customers. Over time, this philosophy has led to the development of value-added services such as product development, high volume JIT production, decoration and complex assembly, warehousing and distribution. We serve a variety of key industries, including cosmetics, medical, confectionary and food, electronics, personal care, drinkware, household care, appliances, textiles, recreational products and media products. While we offer customized, end to end services for our customers, our foundation is based on technology and innovation, design and engineering, tooling, raw material, manufacturing, and decoration/assembly.

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