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.

Nicolet Plastics, Inc. (NPI), was established in 1986 in Mountain, Wisconsin. Phil Hartman, owner of Hart Tooling and Engineering, had an established business manufacturing molds for the plastics industry. Hartman, recognizing the need for an injection molding facility to compliment the mold building capabilities, founded Nicolet Plastics with Flip Hartman and Bob MacIntosh.Today, NPI comprises a 41,000 square foot production facility in Mountain, as well as other facilities in the area.

Novariant, Inc. emerged from Stanford University GPS Laboratory in 1994 to pursue contract research and development for precision vehicle control systems. In the early 1990s, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) asked Stanford to investigate the feasibility of automatically landing airliners in low visibility conditions using precision GPS.The research team built a fully automatic landing system that was used to land a United Airlines 737, completely hands-free. These flight tests in 1994 helped the FAA prove to the international community that GPS could be incorporated in a cost-effective, extremely accurate (centimeter-level) high-integrity navigation system for reliable control in the most demanding, zero-visibility conditions.

Hitchiner Manufacturing Company de Mexico produces rocker arms for the automotive industry; and Ferrous Mexico delivers rocker arm assemblies. The company is regularly a tier-two seller to big names BorgWarner, Goodrich, General Motors, Lockheed Martin, and General Electric, meaning its parts go to another company that contracts directly with the manufacturer.

GILDEMEISTER AG company's Deckel Maho subsidiary manufactures milling machines and machining centers. Another subsidiary, Lasertec, manufactures cutting tools that utilize laser technology. GILDEMEISTER's other products include universal lathes and turning centers. The company also provides technical services that include its spare parts business, training products, used-machine trading, and product service for the life of the machine through its DMG subsidiaries. Although GILDEMEISTER sells its products from about 30 locations worldwide, Germany generates nearly half of its sales.

Besser manufactures equipment for the worldwide concrete products industry. It serves all segments, including landscape, pipe, precast, ready-mix, and masonry. Besser company sells both new and used equipment, along with molds and machine parts. It also offers training for maintaining, operating, and troubleshooting machinery. Besser company was founded in 1904 as the Besser Manufacturing Co. by Jesse Besser; CEO James Park is his great-nephew. Besser operates in Canada, Germany, and the US. In 2010 the company acquired Kraft Energy, a supplier of quick concrete curing equipment sold to makers of concrete products.

Timbercon, Inc. is a product development and manufacturing company for fiber optic solutions. Timbercon is an industry leader in ruggedized fiber optic solutions for the defense/government, industrial, data storage, test & measurement, broadband, telecommunications, medical, and networking industries. Headquartered in Lake Oswego, Oregon, Timbercon has 65 employees with manufacturing, research and development, sales, and marketing activities based at the corporate headquarters. Founded in 1997, Timbercon, Inc. is a privately owned corporation, funded through profitable company performance and employee based stock holder investment. Past and future expansion has been, and continues to be systematic in nature and directly tied to its strategic business plan. Timbercon originated as Timberline Connectivity, a domestic supplier of SCSI cabling and other copper based connectivity products. In 2000, with the rise in demand for fiber optic cabling solutions, Timbercon instituted a paradigm shift focusing present and future resources on the development and manufacturing of fiber optic products. Since 2000, Timbercon has significantly broadened its fiber optic product offering and increased its visibility in the marketplace through availability of precision built, ruggedized products geared towards providing solutions for application specific requirement, in addition to its standard fiber optic products.

Allied Tube and Conduit, a subsidiary of Tyco International, manufactures over 400,000 tons of galvanized steel tubing a year for electrical conduit, mechanical tubing, fire sprinkler pipe, and chain-link fencing. Products include aluminum conduit, elbows/couplings, and PVC conduit and fittings. Allied builds metal framing, cable trays, and such products as garage storage systems, sold under the Off the Floor brand. The one-stop-shop company offers contract manufacturing and steel coil processing services, along with tube and pipe fabrication. Allied caters to commercial and residential construction, as well as to electrical, fire, and government security.

Lovejoy Industries finds both love and joy in working with metals. The holding company does business primarily in metal die casting, industrial molding manufacturing, and nonferrous metal foundries. It has bought and sold a number of industrial and manufacturing operations over the past 40-plus years. Touting competitive "lean" business practices in casting of aluminum, magnesium, and zinc, Lovejoy's affiliates are Acme Die Casting, Elkton Die Casting, Pichinin Die Casting (Brazil concern), and Acme Alliance (raw basic industrial services to technology companies, and the power tool industry). The company targets customers in automotive, telecommunications, gasoline distribution, and electric equipment markets.

Philatron (PI) comes up with a truckload of cable, hoses, and electrical wires. The bulk supplier, also known as Philatron Wire and Cable, manufactures an array of hook-ups, from festoon cable used in cranes and hoists, to speaker wires, jumper cables, and spark plug wires. PI also plies coiled power cords and cables; its Stallion brand coiled cables move the heavy-duty trucking market. Other brands include Bronco, Philaflex, and Philafin. The company's custom cable division works directly with OEMs, commercial contractors, and the Defense Department to make standard and custom cables for a diversity of applications. PI is led by its founder and CEO Phillip M. Ramos, Jr.

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