Koenig & Bauer AG was founded in 1817 by Friedrich Koenig and Andreas Bauer. Koenig & Bauer AG (KBA) manufactures newspaper web presses, web offset presses (for printing books, commercial products, and telephone directories), web presses for publication rotogravure, presses for conventional and digital offset and security printing, and peripheral systems for paper logistics and counterfeit-proofing. Sheetfed Offset Presses and Web Presses comprise the company's two major divisions. KBA owns and operates four facilities in Germany, with sales and service facilities operating worldwide. About two-thirds of Koenig & Bauer company's sales derive from the European market.

Oberg Industries manufactures high precision stamping dies and die components such as progressive dies, primary and secondary scroll dies, punches, and die inserts. The company pioneered the use of tungsten carbide components in the manufacture of high-speed stamping dies. Oberg Industries, which has manufacturing plants in the US (Arizona and Pennsylvania), Mexico, and Costa Rica, also provides insert molding, design support, plastic injection, and custom designed automation equipment. Oberg serves a number of industries including automotive, aerospace, telecommunications, and appliances.

Milacron retooled in the '90s to focus on plastics processing technologies and industrial fluids. It leads five businesses. The largest, a plastics machinery unit makes injection molding and extrusion processing equipment used to produce dashboards to decking. Uniloy churns out blow molding systems for packaging myriad goods, and DME, parts, such as mold bases, for plastics machinery. Other units, Cimcool supplies coolants, lubricants, and cleaners for metal grinding, machining, and stamping. Manufacturing parts for wind power, oil and gas, and heavy equipment is done by Milacron Precision Machining. North America is Milacron's core market.

Commercial Steel Treating likes to give commerce a treat by processing steel. Operating one of the largest metal processing plants in the US, Commercial Steel Treating offers a wide array of heat treating and metal finishing services to the automotive, aeronautical and manufacturing industries. Its capabilities include continuous and batch hardening, salt bath nitriding and gas nitriding, among others. Curtis Metal Finishing, a subsidiary, operates three processing plants, which provide electrodeposition, dip-spin painting, and phosphating to enhance corrosion protection on automotive and other fasteners.

Summit Corporation of America offers a number of services including continuous coil stock plating, wire plating, and continuous stampings plating. Summit Corporation also electroplates metal ribbon, tape, wire, and individual manufactured metal parts such as pins, springs, washers, cans, and chemically etched materials. Its major customers include component manufacturers and other companies in the aerospace, automotive, battery, computer, defense, marine, metal distribution, semiconductor, and telecommunications industries. Summit Corporation offers prototypes and contract manufacturing, as well as research and development and testing services.

Lahore Agro Farm Industries was established in 1992 to cater to the Agricultural Machinery demands of Local and International Buyers in and outside Pakistan. For the past 20 years we have been serving our customers with focus on service, commitment, quality and after sales service. We have been successfully serving our valuable clients in 5 continents across the globe in the past years.

Lasermax Roll Systems has its sights set on customers in need of some automation in their paper handling. Founded in 1987, Lasermax Roll Systems, Inc. offers automated paper-handling equipment, including paper unwinders, roll to sheet feeders, cutters, stackers, form folders, and rewinders. It also provides systems for commercial high-speed electronic printers, digital print providers, and direct mailers, as well as for clients in education, finance, government, insurance, and telecommunications industries. Lasermax products are manufactured in the US and Sweden and are distributed in 50 countries throughout the world.

American Electric Technologies, Inc., through its subsidiaries, primarily offers power distribution, control, and drive systems for drilling, marine, and industrial applications. It operates through three segments: Technical Products and Services (TP&S), Electrical and Instrumentation Construction (E&I), and American Access (AAT). The TP&S segment develops, manufactures, markets, and provides low and medium voltage switchgears, generator control and distribution switchgears, motor control centers, powerhouses, bus ducts, variable frequency AC drives, variable speed DC drives, program logic control based automation systems, human machine interface, and specialty panels; and provides services, such as electrical equipment retrofits, upgrades, startups, testing and troubleshooting of substations, switchgear, drives, and control systems. The E&I segment provides electrical and instrumentation construction and installation services to land and marine based markets of oil and gas, water and wastewater facilities, and other commercial and industrial markets; and services include electrical and instrumentation turnarounds, maintenance, renovation, and new construction.

BGF Industries manufactures woven and non-woven fabrics from glass, carbon, aramid, and silica yarns. The fabrics strengthen, insulate, and stabilize hundreds of products in aerospace, transportation, construction, electronics, power generation, and oil refining. Products include hot gas filtration systems, aircraft and auto parts, bullet-proof vests, movie theater screens, and surfboards. The company caters to 400 plus customers like Cytec Engineered Materials, GE Energy, 3M Company, W. L. Gore & Associates, and Saint Gobain. BGF is a US subsidiary of Porcher Industries of Badinieres, France.

LWB Refractories, a manufacturer of dolomite-based refractory materials, supplies basic refractories (products based on doloma, magnesia, and alumina raw materials) for the steel and cement industries throughout the world. Its refractory materials are also used in rotary lime kilns. LWB Refractories company operates production facilities in Flaumont and Valenciennes, France; Hagen-Halden, Oberhausen, and Kruft, Germany; and York, Pennsylvania, in the US. Brazilian competitor Magnesita Refratarios acquired LWB Refractories company in October 2008 from US-based equity firm Rhone Capital for $938 million, creating one of the world's largest refractory manufacturers. The deal gave LWB an 11% stake in Magnesita.

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