Foamex International Inc. company, dba FXI-Foamex Innovations, is one of North America's largest makers of flexible polyurethane and polymer foams used in household, healthcare, and personal care products, as well as in electronics and industrial applications. Examples range from car interior trim to flooring, mattresses, core foam for inkjet cartridges, computer cases, industrial filters, and gaskets. FXI supplies finished goods, in addition to sub-assemblies and raw materials to myriad OEMs, including auto supplier Johnson Controls, and retailers. Beset by debt, FXI filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy relief in early 2009 and emerged in June of that year.

Vaahto Group Plc Oyj is a Finland-based company engaged in implementation of technology and consulting services for the paper, board, and pulp industries. The Company has two main business divisions. The Pulp and Paper Machinery division develops its customers' production processes by designing and manufacturing machinery and components. The division specializes in rebuilds of paper, board, and pulp drying machines, as well as roll cover services and spare parts. Pulp & Paper Machinery division has two business units, foam and foam service projects. The division has units in Finland, China and Russia. The Process Machinery division designs and manufactures agitators, pressure vessels, such as columns and reactors for process industry applications. The Process Machinery division includes subsidiaries Japrotek Oy Ab and Stelzer RUEHRTECHNIK Warburg International GmbH. Other subsidiaries of the Company include AP-Tela Oy, Profitus Oy, Vaahto Group Asia Limited and Vaahto Oy.

Quipp, Inc. company makes post-press newspaper-handling equipment that stacks, wraps, bundles, and loads newspapers. The company's Twin-Trak and Quipp-Gripp III conveyors move newspapers from the press to the mailroom, where the Viper wraps them in paper and adds identification labels. Stackers mechanically stack newspapers, and cart-loading systems automatically load the papers onto trucks. Computerized monitoring systems control the handling process. Quipp boasts more than 500 US and international customers; newspaper publisher Gannett accounts for about 10% of sales. Acquired in 2008, Quipp operates as a subsidiary of industrial behemoth Illinois Tool Works.

Coral Products PLC company makes plastic packaging cases for compact disc and DVD products for such customers as Cinram, Paramount, Universal Pictures, and Warner Home Video. It is a leading supplier of various recorded media cases to libraries across the UK. Other products include a variety of household goods, such as storage containers, buckets, dish drainers, and brushes. Coral Products also provides services, including the design, budgeting, manufacture, packaging, and delivery of special projects.

Hawthorne Machinery Company provides sales, rentals, parts, and services of construction equipment. The company offers dump trucks, electric power and industrial power equipment, motor graders, track excavators, track type tractors, wheel loaders/integrated tool carriers, wheel tractor scrapers, cold planers, articulated trucks, backhoe loaders, compactors, forest machines, forwarders, harvesters, hydraulic excavators, knuckleboom loaders, material handlers, motor graders, and off-highway trucks. It also provides paving equipment, pipe layers, road reclaimers, skid steer loaders, skidders, telehandlers, wheel dozers, track and multi terrain loaders, feller bunchers, underground mining equipment, wheel excavators, industrial loaders, engine products, marine equipment, and intermediate bulk containers. In addition, the company offers rental of accessories, air compressors, chillers, generators, load banks, boom trucks, compactors, concrete equipment, earth-moving equipment, lift equipment, light towers, pavement breakers, portable air compressors, power pumps, and trucks.

Kazakhstan Kagazy is a major industrial group in Kazakhstan and runs Kagazy Recycling LLP, Central Asia’s largest producer of paper, corrugated board and packaging products, which was established in 2001. Kagazy stands for “paper” in the Kazakh language. It also operates one of the leading commercial real estate development companies in the country through Prime Estate Activities Kazakhstan LLP (Peak). Kagazy owns approximately 711 hectares of prime land for construction of commercial warehousing and logistics infrastructure facilities.

Rittal Corp offers more than 13,000 enclosure and accessory products that industrial, electronic, and telecommunications companies use to keep equipment protected and wires in place. Products include industrial cabinet systems, electronic subrack systems, shielded enclosures, and interactive terminals. Rittal also makes climate control systems for its enclosures (filter fans, panel heaters, heat exchangers), and power distribution systems (adapters, busbars, fuse bases, switches). Rittal is a part of Germany-based enclosure maker Friedhelm LOH Group.

MacLean-Fogg Company has grown into a worldwide enterprise with 30 North American manufacturing facilities, 10 international facilities, annual sales of nearly $800 million and a worldwide workforce of 4,500 people.High performance fastener and component systems, forgings, precision machined parts, suspension and transmission components, connectors and insulators are provided to automotive, truck, trailer, off road vehicles, recreational vehicles, farm equipment, military vehicle and aerospace markets.

Langley Holdings PLC was established in 1975 by the current Chairman & CEO, Mr Tony Langley. Today, the Langley group is a globally operating, multi-disciplined engineering concern, providing capital equipment technologies to diverse markets around the world. Langley businesses are either outright market leaders or niche players in their particular field, providing advanced technologies in a solutions based approach. The group’s technologies can be found at the very heart of industrial and commercial processes across the developed and the developing world, often performing mission critical tasks in the most demanding of environments. In 2008 Langley generated revenues of just over €500m and employed approaching 2,500 people world wide. The group is financially independent and remains under the control of the founding family. Unusually for a privately owned business the group is highly transparent, making its annual report readily available to all its trading partners and employees via this website. The Langley group is divided into four divisions, based principally in Germany, France, and the United Kingdom. These divisions are supported by a worldwide network of subsidiaries in the Americas, Europe, the Far East and Australasia.

Picanol N.V. company makes air jet weaving machines, as well as machines based on rapier technology. Picanol's OEM Business division produces technical components and systems for the textile and other industries under brands such as Protonic, Te Strake Textile, and Steel Heddle. Some 2,600 weaving mills worldwide use Picanol's weaving machines. Picanol company operates production facilities throughout Asia, Europe, and the US. Picanol company launched its air jet weaving machine OMNIplus" 800 in 2005. Shareholders Paul Steverlynck and L.J.R.M Tack together control about 61% of the voting rights in the Picanol Group.

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