Lincoln Industries specializes in the functional and decorative finishing of steel, aluminum and brass, operating more than 20 automated and manual lines capable of more than 40 finishing processes. Lincoln's integrated finishing services include sourcing, materials management, manufacturing and assembly, polishing, packaging, inventory management, and design and engineering support.

Ennis Steel Industries fabricates structural steel and provides such services as blasting, drilling, galvanizing, and welding. The company uses automated equipment including angle shear and punch machines, beam punch lines, robot beam profilers, and stub welders to prepare beams for construction companies. Its portfolio of completed projects includes work at the Dallas Museum of Art, the Delta Airlines Terminal at DFW Airport, the Fannin Holcombe Parking Garage in Houston, the General Mail Facility in Baton Rouge, Lakeline Mall in Austin, the Super Collider E-1 Project in Waxahachie, Texas, and the Texas Motor Speedway.

CYP Technologies, a joint venture of Davis & Davis Rugs Inc. and Burtco, Inc., was formed in late 2001 when it purchased the patents, trademarks, trade names, and intellectual property belonging to Tapistron International Inc. (which had gone into Chapter 11 protection from creditors for the second time) for the purpose of making computerized yarn-placement machinery. CYP Technologies primarily sells to customers in Japan and stateside in Dalton, Georgia.

Walsin Lihwa produces a variety of wire and cable products for use in the power, telecommunications, and transportation industries. Bare copper wire, power and communication cables, fiber optics, steel wires, and optical cables are among its main products, which are sold in Taiwan and China and distributed worldwide. Walsin Lihwa's specialty steel division manufactures billets and slabs, wire rods, straight bars, and stainless steel products. Walsin Lihwa company additionally invests in high-tech companies such as HannStar Board, HannStar Display, Passive System Alliance, and Winbond Electronics.

Quick Cable Corporation company, founded in 1946, makes electrical battery connectors, cable assemblies, electrical fuses, and wire cutting and crimping tools. Quick Cable's market is larger than car owners -- it makes cables and related tools for battery-powered commercial and industrial equipment such as fuel cells and computer backup systems. Quick Cable Corporation company operates two manufacturing facilities, one in Franksville, Wisconsin, and the other in Mississauga, Ontario. Quick Cable was formed as a lead-acid battery maker in 1956

Pentaflex (named in part after its five original investors) flexes its muscles as a manufacturer of metal stampings. The company operates hydraulic presses, mechanical presses, and steelweld presses to make its metal stampings. It also uses such methods as heat treating, painting, and plating. Customers include companies which design and make axles, brakes, clutches, transmissions, and wheel and drive line components for heavy trucks. Pentaflex also sells metal stampings to the agriculture, automotive, lawn and garden, and the industrial markets. The company was founded in 1972.

Nidec Corporation engages in the design, development, manufacture, and marketing of small precision motors, mid-size motors, machinery, and electronic and optical components. Its small precision motors include spindle motors for hard disk drives, motors for optical disk drives, small precision fans, and other small motors; and mid-size motors, which are used in automobiles, various electric household appliances, and industrial equipment. Nidec's machinery products include semi-conductor manufacturing supplies, test systems, measuring equipment, power transmission equipment, factory automation systems, card readers, and industrial robots. Its electronic and optical components include camera shutters, camera lens units, switches, trimmer potentiometers, motor driven actuator units, and processing and precision plastic mold products. Nidec's company also provides auto parts, pivot assemblies, other components, and services. In addition, it manufactures motors and actuators for automobiles, such as air flow systems, body closure systems, occupant positioning systems, and brake systems.

Langley Holdings PLC was established in 1975 by the current Chairman & CEO, Mr Tony Langley. Today, the Langley group is a globally operating, multi-disciplined engineering concern, providing capital equipment technologies to diverse markets around the world. Langley businesses are either outright market leaders or niche players in their particular field, providing advanced technologies in a solutions based approach. The group’s technologies can be found at the very heart of industrial and commercial processes across the developed and the developing world, often performing mission critical tasks in the most demanding of environments. In 2008 Langley generated revenues of just over €500m and employed approaching 2,500 people world wide. The group is financially independent and remains under the control of the founding family. Unusually for a privately owned business the group is highly transparent, making its annual report readily available to all its trading partners and employees via this website. The Langley group is divided into four divisions, based principally in Germany, France, and the United Kingdom. These divisions are supported by a worldwide network of subsidiaries in the Americas, Europe, the Far East and Australasia.

Sta-Rite Industries, Inc. company manufactures pumps, water systems, filters, and accessories, which it sells in more than 100 countries. Sta-Rite manufactures its products for two distinct markets: pool and spa customers and residential, commercial, and municipal water supplies. It operates domestic plants in California; Nebraska, New Hampshire, and Wisconsin, and international facilities in Australia, Germany, Italy, Mexico, and New Zealand. Founded in 1934, Sta-Rite was part of Wisconsin Energy's WICOR subsidiary until it was acquired by water products company Pentair in 2004.

Clyde Process Solutions company designs and makes pneumatic conveying systems (controlled streams of air) that move bulk materials -- from cement and metals to ethanol and chemicals -- through the production process. It serves such customers as Corus, Saint-Gobain, and Lafarge through operating subsidiary Clyde Materials Handling. Clyde Process Solutions company also makes air filtration systems for manufacturing customers, including BASF and PepsiCo, through subsidiary MAC Equipment. Clyde Process Solutions has operations in the Americas, Asia, Europe, and South Africa.

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