Delphax Technologies, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, sale, and servicing of digital print production systems, and related spare parts and supplies. It provides digital printing solutions that can personalize, encode, print, and collate documents for publishing, direct mail, legal, financial, security, forms, and other commercial printing applications. The company offers roll-fed printing equipment that uses rolls of paper or fan-folded stacks of paper for high-volume printing applications; and sheet-fed printing equipment that requires the input of individual pre-cut sheets of paper or base stock. Delphax Technologies also provides the CR series system, which accommodates a range of substrates from ultra lightweight paper to heavy stock, to publishers, direct mailers, and transaction document printers; the Imaggia II series that contains sheet-fed digital presses; and finishing systems, which support post-printing activities, such as batching, stacking, slitting, cutting, folding, and binding. In addition, it offers various pre-press software and hardware solutions for use with its printing equipment, which provides the data integration tools necessary to manage the print production process.

Cameron Valves & Measurement (V&M) group enters the field. A division of oilfield services company Cameron International, V&M manufactures a slate of actuators, chokes, and valves for the petroleum and process industry. Its products help direct, control, and measure the flow of oil and gas from wellheads to refineries and power generation plants. Customers are oil and gas majors and independents, construction companies, pipeline operators, and drilling contractors. V&M lines are known by brands such as Demco (butterfly and gate valves), Thornhill Craver (chokes), Navco (ball and gate valves), and NuFlo (measurement systems).

Yuasa Trading Co., Ltd. is a Japan-based company engaged in seven business divisions. The Industrial Equipment division is engaged in the sale of machines, tools and electronic equipment. The Manufacturing Equipment division is engaged in the sale of machine tools, factory automation (FA)-related equipment, as well as machinery facilities. The Piping and Air Conditioning division is engaged in the sale of piping materials such as bulbs, pipes and joints. The Housing and Construction Material division is engaged in the sale of housing and construction materials, as well as the contract construction of installment works. The Construction Equipment division is engaged in the leasing, rental and sale of container houses, construction equipment and materials. The Energy division sells petroleum products. The Others division is involved in the sale of daily goods, raw wood, timber products, laminated wood and stone products, and the provision of facility management outsourcing service.

Ford Meter Box, manufactures waterworks brass valves and fittings, water meter setting equipment, water meter testing equipment, and products for pipeline maintenance and restraint. Its products include adapter flanges, casing spacers, couplings, copperhorns, restraints for ductile iron pipe and PVC pipe, lid covers, and of course, meter boxes. The company sells internationally through its export division; sales in the US are handled by distributors. During the 1960s Ford Meter Box introduced the ball valve, an industry first. In the1980s the company was also an industry pioneer with its introduction of check valves as part of meter settings.

Lincoln Industrial Corporation manufacturer builds lubrication equipment and fluid pumping products to help modify friction, improve fuel economy, reduce noise, and lengthen component life. Among its products are general lubrication pumps and grease guns, heavy-duty pumps for handling viscous materials, and automatic lubrication systems to direct the right amount of grease or oil to bearings or other close-fitting points. In 2005 Lincoln Industrial was acquired by Harbour Group Industries, a privately owned conglomerate with companies active in manufacturing and distributing a diversity of consumer and industrial products.

It makes Dr. Scholl's foot products, and Durex condoms (the top condom brand in the world). Merck & Co. (formerly Schering-Plough) owns the rights to the Dr. Scholl's brand in the Americas, but SSL owns it everywhere else. SSL also makes products tailored to regional markets. Its Mister Baby brand, for example, includes a line designed for infant care, sold solely in the UK. Likewise, its Sauber brand includes toiletries, hosiery, and creams targeted to the Italian consumer. SSL International gets almost 75% of its sales in Europe.

Seco Tools manufactures metal-cutting products which cover four main areas of machining: milling, holding, turning, and holemaking. Items include milling cutters, carbide endmills, thread turners, drills, boring heads, reamers, and tooling systems. Seco Tools also manufactures an array of solid carbide drills, and its Secomax product line consists of a range of high-performance cutting tool grades developed for use on hard-to-machine metals. Some of its latest tool presetters feature digital imaging. The group holds strong market positions in Western Europe and North America and is investing in Asia and Eastern Europe. Sandvik owns about 60% of Seco Tools.

Fitsco Industries would like to insert itself wherever it sees fit. Fitsco Industries, founded in 1990, makes threaded inserts for use in metal, plastic, and wood and MDF (medium density fiberboard) products. Fitsco's products are marketed under names that include Heatfit (for use with thermoplastic material), Mouldfit (thermoplastic and thermoset), Pressfit (self broaching inserts), and Screwfit (self-tapping inserts). Fitsco can also make parts based on customers' own drawings. The company also operates under the insertsdirect.com ltd.

Vitronics Soltec is specialized in the design and manufacturing of mass soldering equipment for the global circuit board assembly market. Products are covering the Reflow, Wave and Selective Soldering markets. Vitronics Soltec is designing and manufacturing equipment in three factories; Stratham, NH in the USA, Oosterhout in The Netherlands and Suzhou in China. Direct sales and support centers are located in the United States, Holland, Germany, Singapore, Malaysia, Korea and Shanghai.Vitronics Soltec was founded in 1916 and was one of the early pioneers in the field of industrial soldering. Innovations in those early days included the first electrical soldering iron. With the introduction of the circuit board in the fifties, electronics manufacturers needed a more time efficient method of soldering and the first 'Wave Soldering System' was brought to the market. The introduction of mass soldering methods to the emerging electronics industry, laid the foundation for a future of innovative soldering equipment developments that is successfully continued today.

Concord Fabrics textile manufacturer mainly produces polyester circular knits and fleece that appeal to patchwork and quilting enthusiasts. The company's Andover Fabrics unit specializes in fabrics used in quilts, made in a variety of colors and patterns. Its Makower UK unit, headquartered in Oxfordshire, designs and produces cotton fabrics for quilters. Andover Fabrics sells to apparel makers and retailers in the US, Canada, and South America. Makower prints its products in South Korea and distributes them throughout Europe from its warehouse in Oxfordshire. Concord Fabrics is owned by Safer Textiles.

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