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.

Innerstave, Inc. was founded by fellow coopers (barrel makers) president Bob Rogers and Cole Cornelius, who began their collaboration in 1976. Innerstave company makes oak inserts (staves), which go into barrels and tanks to impart new oak flavor without the vintner actually having to purchase new barrels. Oak barrels cost $300 to $600 so it makes sense to get as much mileage as possible from them. Innerstaves' wooden slats fit inside the aging vessel and can be easily replaced when they have given up all their flavor, typically after three to five vintages. Innerstave company also sells loose slats, chips, custom staves, and specially configured staves.

Its carbon division manufactures carbon brushes and slip rings for motors, bearings and seals for chemical processing and fluid handling, body armor, graphite powder for synthetic diamonds, and carbon solutions for aerospace. Its technical ceramics push industrial ceramics from medical implants to power tubes used in airport security scanning devices, and aerospace components. Thermal ceramics make such heat insulation products as fiber, firebricks, and monolithics. Crucibles crown its work in molten metal systems. Morgan targets technically complex applications in energy, defense, and medical markets.

Pioneer Metal Finishing proves its mettle by finishing the metal products of others. Pioneer Metal Finishing offers a range of metal finishing techniques, from bright dip anodizing to clear and dyed anodizing, hard lubing, and electroless nickel plating. Its finishes also include acid etch, dry film lubricants, and chromate conversion. Customers -- OEMs and job shops -- operate predominantly in commercial and industrial markets that require parts with increased wear and corrosion resistance, lubricity, heat dissipation, or dielectric properties. Pioneer Metal has divisions in six US cities, each within 300-miles of core customers, or the distance its fleet of tractor trailers can reasonably pick up and deliver metal goods.

Cartiere Burgo is one of Europe's largest paper producers, manufacturing about 3 million tons of paper a year. Cartiere Burgo heads the Burgo Group, a chain of companies that supply everything from plant services to electricity for Cartiere Burgo company. Paper -- including woodfree-coated, uncoated, specialty, packaging, and newsprint -- accounts for nearly 90% of group sales. Cartiere Burgo also makes chemical, wood, and de-inked pulp and sells the excess electricity it generates as a by-product of its production processes. Cartiere Burgo merged with competitor, the Marchi Group, in 2004, and Marchi holds 48% of the combined company.

Pridgeon & Clay (P&C) rivals the metal forming industry. An independent manufacturer and supplier of stamped and fine blanked components, the company designs and produces an array of parts for auto assembly plants across the US. Its made-in-the-US (China and Hungary, too) lineup includes steering column lock nuts, brackets for headlights to engines, control arms, flanges, exhaust parts, and muffler shields. Stamping equipment runs from fine blanking presses to high tonnage and progressive presses. P&C touts hand assembly, spot welding, and tapping services, along with a global sales force. Founded in 1948, the company is led by the son of its co-founder, Donald Clay.

Bonney Forge makes a bonny line of products, including high quality forged and cast steel valves, fittings, and branch connections. In the US the company provides ferrous and non-ferrous branch connections, engineered specialty forged components, flanges, fittings, and piping systems and pressure vessels through its WFI International and RP&C subsidiaries. Bonney Forge also supplies forging and machining in Europe though its Italian subsidiary, Alco di Castronno. Bonney Forge company has expanded its reach through a joint venture based in Shanghai, China, to produce and sell cast steel valves in international markets.

The Techs company manufactures flat-rolled steel from massive steel coils that are processed through annealing, coating, surface conditioning, and tension leveling technologies. The Techs operate through three facilities: GalvTech, MetalTech, and NexTech; each runs its own plant for producing galvanized steel in an array of specialized gauges and widths. The Techs cater to a diversity of industries, from agriculture to automotive, HVAC, and consumer appliances. Among many, steel applications include grain bins, brackets, duct work, and mail boxes. The company is a subsidiary of Steel Dynamics.

The Gorman-Rupp Company engages in the design, manufacture, and sale of pumps and related fluid control products worldwide. It offers a line of pumps, including self priming centrifugal, standard centrifugal, magnetic drive centrifugal, axial and mixed flow, rotary gear, diaphragm, bellows, and oscillating pumps. The company’s larger pumps are sold principally for use in the construction, industrial, sewage, and waste handling fields; for boosting low residential water pressure; for pumping refined petroleum products, including the ground refueling of aircraft; for heating and cooling in heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) applications; for dewatering and flood control purposes; and for various agricultural uses. Its fire protection pumps have applications in sprinkler systems, fire hydrants, stand pipes, fog systems, and deluge systems at hotels, banks, factories, airports, schools, and public buildings. The Gorman-Rupp Company sells small pumps for use in various products, such as food processing, chemical, photo processing, waste treatment, HVAC equipment, and appliances, as well as for automated explosives detection systems in airports. The Gorman-Rupp company markets its products through a network of distributors, manufacturers’ representatives, third-party distributor catalogs, and direct sales. The Gorman-Rupp Company was founded in 1933 and is based in Mansfield, Ohio.

Quality Products, Inc., through its subsidiaries, manufactures and distributes ground support equipment for aircrafts and industrial hydraulic press machine tools in the United States and internationally. Quality Products company operates in two segments, Machine Tools and Aircraft Ground Support Equipment. The Machine Tools segment provides bench model, floor model, and 4-post hydraulic presses, as well as customized gap frame, gib-guided, 4-post, and fabricated frame presses. The Aircraft Ground Support Equipment segment designs and manufactures hydraulic aircraft jacks, aircraft ground handling equipment, maintenance equipment, and ground support equipment. Its products include axle jacks, hand mobility, dolly, flyaway, and cantilever; fixed height tripod jacks; variable height tripod jacks; tire bead breakers; tire dolly; tow bar; nitrogen carts; hydraulic pumps; and hydraulic cylinders.

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