Lloyds British Testing primarily designs, tests, inspects, manufactures, and repairs cranes and other industrial cargo-loading machinery. The company has about a dozen branches located throughout the UK. Lloyds British Testing forms the core of Lloyds British Group, an entity that provides rental, repair, and engineering services to customers in the manufacturing and transportation industries among others. It also provides some manufacturing services of lift related equipment such as lifting beams and frames. Through its parent company, Lloyds British Testing also provides training and support services to customers outside the UK.

Haulotte Group SA, through its subsidiaries, manufactures and distributes people and material lifting equipment in Europe and internationally. It offers people lifting equipment, such as telescopic booms, scissors lifts, vertical masts, trailers mounted booms, lightweight self-propelled booms, articulating booms, push arounds, trailers, and truck-mounted booms. The company also provides material lifting and earth moving equipment, including backhoe loaders and telehandlers. In addition, it offers aerial work platforms, system and utility scaffolds, event staging and seatings, drywall equipment, and escalate equipment trailers. Further, the company involves in the rental of people and material lifting equipment. Additionally, it provides spare parts, as well as repairs and financing services.

Pharr Yarns spins yarn for use in a number of products including apparel, carpets, conveyor belts, industrial filters, military and fire fighting uniforms, and work gloves. Its high performance engineered yarn is used in technical, commercial, protective, and industrial applications, as it is resistant to fire, chemicals, and/or cuts. These technical fabrics are sold under brand names such as Kevlar, Torcon, and Dynnema. The company's carpet yarn division supplies yarn to manufacturers of rugs and carpets. The company has manufacturing facilities throughout the US.

Metals USA Building Products Canada produces stone-coated metal roofing materials. Allmet manufactures its high-end lineup from steel, coated with ceramic grains to achieve a variety of traditional building material finishes. Allmet's products are marketed in North America under the Continental, Shadowline, and Woodshake brands. The company serves architects, commercial contractors, and residential customers through independent distributors, with installation frequently through home improvement contractors. Formerly Dura-Loc Roofing Systems, the company was purchased by Metals USA in 2006, and renamed in 2007.

NACCO Materials Handling Group, Inc. ("NMHG") designs, engineers and manufactures materials handling equipment for virtually every market niche, including warehouse trucks, counterbalanced trucks and large capacity cargo and container handling trucks. All lift trucks are marketed under the Hyster®, Yale® or Sumitomo-Yale® brand names. NMHG is one of the world's largest lift truck manufacturers. In addition to a worldwide distribution network of independent Hyster® and Yale® retail dealerships, NMHG operates wholly-owned dealerships in certain markets.NMHG is one of the three core businesses in the diversified holdings of NACCO Industries, Inc., a publicly-held company with headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio.Today the people and facilities that make up NACCO Materials Handling Group do not support just one product line or brand, but can flexibly respond to demands of several product lines, regardless of brand. This centralized efficiency now makes us one of the industry's lowest cost producers of lift trucks and components, including replacement parts for other manufacturers' trucks.

Rexnord Holdings, Inc. (RHI) is king in many North American markets. Its operating subsidiary RBS Global functions through two divisions: Process and Motion Control (formerly known as Power Transmission) and Water Management, which is made up of four companies, including Zurn Industries, Rodney Hunt, GA Industries, and Fontaine-Alliance. Process and Motion Control manufactures gears, couplings, industrial bearings, seals, and specialized components, under Rex, Falk, and Link-Belt brands. Its Water Management division provides products under the Zurn brand for professional grade specification plumbing and water control and treatment applications.

Printpack wraps its array of flexible and rigid packaging around salty snacks, confections, baked goods, and cereal, as well as tissues and paper towels. The company's packaging includes plastic film, aluminum foil, metalized films, and paper with specialized coatings, as well as cast and blown monolayer and co-extruded films. Its sustainable lineup is marketed under the Natura brand. Blue-chip clients include Frito-Lay, Georgia-Pacific, General Mills, and Quaker Oats. Printpack manufactures packaging at more than 25 plants in the US, UK, Mexico, Poland, and China. For more than half a century the Love family has owned Printpack company; Dennis Love, the son of Printpack's founder, serves as president.

X-Ray Industries didn't need to wait for Sarbanes-Oxley to come along to make its business more transparent. X-Ray Industries operates three X-ray-related divisions. Its Test Equipment Distributors unit distributes nondestructive testing (NDT) equipment and supplies. Typical products include X-ray inspection equipment, magnetic particle inspection equipment, ultrasonic equipment, and liquid penetrant inspection equipment. It also sells used equipment. A second subsidiary, X-R-I Testing offers NDT inspection services to clients. A third unit, Mobile X, offers onsite inspections.

Cordova Bolt is a distributor of standard and special fasteners and hardware. It distributes fasteners including screws, rivets, nuts, bolts, anchors, pins, and washers. Specific items include expansion anchors, drywall screws, formed and forged fittings, lockwashers, metal building fasteners, special threaded products, socket screw products, and thread rod. Cordova Bolt boasts that it is has more than 15 million pounds of fasteners in stock. President Moses Cordova launched his first nuts-and-bolts distributing firm (Circle Bolt) in 1967. He sold that company in 1972 and founded Cordova Bolt in 1975. The Cordova family owns and manages the company.

Interstate Resources is not a fancy name for the latest US Highway Bill, but a paperboard and packaging products manufacturer. The company's offerings include linerboard, kraft paper (for bags), and corrugated medium board and packaging for consumer products and displays. It also produces timber and wood chips and burns the waste to fuel its plants; its sells the excess to the local power grid. Interstate Resources has about a dozen plants along the east coast. The company's products are sold in the northeastern, midwestern, and southeastern US and in Asia, the Middle East, South America, and Europe. Lebanese industrial manufacturer Indevco owns Interstate Resources.

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