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.

Schott Corporation company is a manufacturer and distributor of technical glass as well as components for the solar energy, optics and opto-electronics, pharmaceutical packaging, consumer electronics, lighting, and automotive industries. Its glass products are used in everything from building windows and traffic lights to armored military vehicles and microscopes. Schott's mirror-substrates are part the world's largest solar telescope. Schott Corporation company is the North American headquarters for Germany-based Schott AG and part of the Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung. Schott operates through multiple divisions and subsidiaries, in the US, Canada, and Mexico, including solar power module maker SCHOTT Solar.

Dematic company designs and manufactures an array of logistic and automated material handling solutions, including sorting and conveyor systems, warehouse control software, and direct order fulfillment and picking systems. Making warehouses more productive and less costly, Dematic caters to a host of industries, from beverages (Suncoast Beverage, an Anheuser-Busch distributor) to apparel (Pacific Sunwear), retailers (Walgreens and WalMart), and wholesalers (JTM). Dematic company has installed over 4,000 material handling systems across the world. Dematic is the North American arm of Dematic GmbH.

Elliott Company (formerly known as Elliott Turbomachinery) is a manufacturer of power generating equipment. Products include bow thrusters, air and gas compressors, control systems, and steam turbines; services include field service, parts supply, and turbine remanufacturing. Through its more than 30 locations around the world, Elliott company serves customers in the chemical, oil and gas, petrochemical, and power industries, among others. Elliot was founded in 1895 as the Chicago Boiler Company, and relocated to Pennsylvania in 1914. Elliott company was owned by Carrier for 30 years before going private in a management buyout. Since 2000 Elliott has been a subsidiary of Ebara Corporation.

Punch Graphix company designs and manufactures digital and prepress printing equipment, including color printing systems, software, and consumables, for the commercial printing and newspaper industries. Products are destributed by the company under the Xeikon (digital printing) and basysPrint (high-end offset prepress imaging systems) brand names. Punch Graphix, which changed its name from Punch Technix in 2007, is a subsidiary of Belgian industrial manufacturer Punch International.

Founded in 1946, the family-owned WIKA Alexander Wiegand SE & Co. KG makes electronic and mechanical pressure measuring devices used in chemical, energy, food, gas distribution, and other industrial manufacturing applications. Other products include analog and digital thermometers, transmitters, thermowells, diaphragm seals, and accessories. WIKA company also makes testing and calibration instruments and software; many mechanical products made by the company are computer-compatible, allowing for automated data collection. WIKA has worldwide manufacturing and distribution operations in about 75 countries.

Altra Holdings, Inc. was founded in 2004. Altra Holdings, Inc. (Altra Holdings) is a designer, producer and marketer of a range of mechanical power transmission (MPT), and motion control products serving customers in a group of industries, including energy, general industrial, material handling, mining, transportation, and turf and garden. The Company’s product portfolio includes industrial clutches and brakes, enclosed gear drives, open gearing, belted drives, couplings, engineered bearing assemblies, linear components, electronic drives and other related products. Its products are used in a variety of manufacturing processes. Its products are also used in non-manufacturing applications, such as clutches and brakes for elevators and residential and commercial lawnmowers. Its products are either incorporated into products sold by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), sold to end users directly or sold through industrial distributors.

OK International, a subsidiary of Dover Corporation, manufactures precision systems such as soldering and desoldering products, fluid dispensing systems, fume extraction equipment, package and convection rework, and air purification equipment and systems; it serves the electronics, telecommunications, and manufacturing industries. OK International maintains offices in France, Germany, India, Japan, and the UK, in addition to its manufacturing operations in the US and China. Among its customers are Boeing, Intel, Sony, Samsung, Phillips, and Flextronics. Dover bought the formerly private OK International in 2000 and made it part of its Electronic Technologies business segment.

Okonite was one of the first US makers of insulated electrical wire and cable. Early customers included not only Edison but also telegraphy pioneer Samuel Morse. Still a leader in the insulated electric wire and cable industry, Okonite specializes in control, distribution, instrumentation, power, signal, communication transmission, and special purpose wire and cable products for high and low voltage needs. The Okonite company supplies its products to chemical plants, electric utilities, paper mills, railroads, refineries, and other industries. Okonite was founded in 1878, and has been employee-owned since 1976.

ELE Advanced Technologies is a leading UK manufacturer of highly engineered, precision components for the aerospace, gas turbine, and automotive industries. Products include turbine blades, nozzle guide vanes, compressor blades, variable guide vanes, heat shields, and combustor linings for aerospace and industrial gas turbine use, as well as turbocharger components and turbine housings for automobiles. ELE also makes inflation adjusters and valves for the aircraft. Customers include Rolls-Royce, Alstom, Fiat, Raytheon, and Fuji Heavy Industries.

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