North Pacific Paper Corporation (NORPAC) company, a joint venture between Weyerhaeuser and Nippon Paper Group, produces newsprint for newspaper publishers and commercial printers. NORPAC manufactures a variety of different paper grades, including standard and lightweight newsprint and super- and ultra-lightweight stocks especially for the Japanese market. NORPAC company produces more than 250,000 tons of newsprint annually at its manufacturing facility in Longview, Washington. Its products are sent via truck and train to customers in the western US or are shipped by boat to customers in Japan.

Tennant Company engages in the design, manufacture, and marketing cleaning solutions worldwide. The company's floor maintenance and outdoor cleaning equipment, chemical-free cleaning technologies, specialty surface coatings, and related products are used to clean and coat surfaces in factories, office buildings, parking lots and streets, airports, hospitals, schools, warehouses, and shopping centers. It also offers sub-compact outdoor sweeping machines. The company markets its products and services to building service contract cleaners, end-user businesses, healthcare facilities, and schools, as well as local, state, and federal governments through its direct sales and service organization, and authorized distributors worldwide. Tennant Company was founded in 1870 and is based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Established as a shipyard in 1853, IHI has about 7,000 employees and 13 overseas offices. IHI Corp. (formerly Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries) produces a wide array of heavy industrial machinery and equipment. About 50% of its sales are derived from its Energy and Plant operations (boilers, engines, fuel cells, gas turbines, nuclear power plant components, and radioactive waste management) and from its Aero-Engines and Space operations (jet engines, maintenance, parts, ground test facilities, rocket and satellite systems, and space station-related equipment). Other operations include logistics systems, shipbuilding and offshore operations, construction, and real estate, among others.

Bentley Prince Street rolls out its regal broadloom carpets for the corporate, government, education, health care, hospitality/retail, institutional, and residential markets. Its primary brands include Bentley and Prince Street for its commercial carpets and Prince Street House & Home for residential carpets. Bentley Prince Street has its own in-house product development group, which, in consultation with buyers, develops color palettes to enhance textiles, laminates, wood finishes, and furniture and wall coverings. The company is a subsidiary of Interface, the world's largest manufacturer of commercial carpets.

Oerlikon Barmag company makes spinning and textile machines used to produce manmade fibers. Its machines process raw material to make sportswear, carpet, safety belts, and other products. The company has subsidiaries located in most regions of the world and has boosted sales through acquisitions, including Neumag, a maker of textile machines and staple fibers. Barmag's largest customer base resides in the Asian market, primarily China, as well as India and Taiwan. Barmag is part of the Oerlikon Textile, which was the textile division of Switzerland-based Saurer until it branched off in 2007.

Founded in 1922 by J. McWilliams "Mac" Stone Sr., Dukane was acquired in an MBO in 2005. The diversified maker and marketer's Audio Visual division plies an array of video projectors, cameras, screens, and flat- panel monitors. The lineup is sold to customers looking for some visual aid, from business to government, schools, and churches. Microprocessor-controlled ultrasonic joining equipment, for plastics assembly, is supplied by Dukane's Intelligent Assembly. This division courts big assembly operations, such as automotive, aerospace, and appliance, as well as smaller operations like electronics and toys.

Makita U.S.A makes more than 400 industrial-quality power tools, including drills, saws, wrenches, routers, sanders, blowers, vacuums, compressors, and power generators, as well as accessories for those tools. Makita U.S.A. has a manufacturing plant in Georgia, four distribution facilities, and more than 600 authorized service centers throughout the US. Established in 1970, the company is a subsidiary of global power tool manufacturer Makita Corporation.

Since 1954, Richco has been manufacturing and designing the world’s most comprehensive array of innovative engineered component solutions. We specialize in fasteners, circuit board hardware, wire routing products, cable ties, clips, clamps, fiber optics, and telecommunication accessories among others. Richco is your one-stop shop for virtually all your fastening needs, whether they call for standard or custom components. And beyond our standard product line, we especially pride ourselves in our ability to provide "Global presence with local support." With locations worldwide, we have a multitude of experienced employees and numerous partners and alliances. All are dedicated to answering the ever-changing demands of the electrical and electronic industries.

ENI manages its 15-plus manufacturing and engineering/construction service businesses via three divisions: An Engineering and Construction arm provides bulk materials handling and processing systems for the coal, mining, industrial processing, power, and marine markets. Elgin Equipment produces highly engineered products, such as centrifuges, rotary breakers, electrical gear, and vibrating screen systems used by mining and minerals, and utility companies. A Fastener group offers specialty rods, bolts, screws, and coatings for industrial applications. ENI, owned primarily by GFI Energy Ventures, operates in the US, Poland, and Asia/Pacific region.

Founded in 1949, Toyoda Gosei North America Corporation. One of four regional subsidiaries of Japan-based Toyoda Gosei, the company researches, develops, and manufactures rubber- and polymer-based products (airbags, drivetrain parts, brake hoses, plastic fuel tanks, and instrument panels) and optoelectronics (LED lighting modules) for the automotive, aviation, traffic control, and telecommunications markets. Key customers include Toyota (about 36% of sales), General Motors, Honda, and Nissan. North America represents approximately 20% of its parent's regional sales.

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