Royal Ten Cate and its subsidiaries operate on four continents, creating textiles and synthetic materials used in a wide range of applications. On the industrial side, TenCate makes everything from aerospace composites to antiballistic fabrics and artificial turf. It also manufactures textiles used in civil engineering, agriculture, and water management, as well as more prosaic fabrics such as tent cloth. The firm touts itself as the oldest Dutch industrial firm with the prestigious "Royal" appellation, which it garnered in the 19th Century.

Chamberlin, formerly Chamberlin & Hill, produces iron castings and other metal products at two UK factories. Subsidiaries include Russell Ductile Castings and Chamberlin & Hill Castings (industrial castings for use in the automotive, construction, steel, rail, and power generation industries), Petrel (lighting, switchgear, and electrical installation products for the petrochemical and construction industries), and Fred Duncombe (emergency-exit hardware). Chamberlin was founded in 1890.

Ames True Temper is at the root of all lawn and garden tool manufacturers in the US. Tracing its history to 1774, the company was founded by John Ames as a shovel maker. Today it's one of the largest suppliers of non-powered yard equipment in North America. Its product portfolio includes long-handle tools, planters, pruning and striking tools, wheelbarrows, hoses and hose reels, and snow tools. Products are marketed under the Ames, True Temper, Garant, Hound Dog, Jackson Professional, Razor-Back, and Union Tools names. They are sold in North America, Europe, and Australia via mass merchandisers, wholesalers, and distributors. Ames True Temper is controlled by affiliates of Castle Harlan.

Stora Enso Oyj engages in producing paper, packaging, and forest products worldwide. It operates in six segments: Newsprint and Book Paper, Magazine Paper, Fine Paper, Consumer Board, Industrial Packaging, and Wood Products. The Newsprint and Book Paper segment produces newsprint, improved newsprint, and directory and book paper for publishers and printing houses. Its book and directory paper range includes paper for hardback and paperback books, telephone directories, and timetables. The Magazine Paper segment offers a range of paper for magazines and advertising applications. Its uncoated magazine paper is primarily used in periodicals and advertising material, such as inserts and flyers; and coated magazine paper is used in special interest and general interest magazines. The Fine Paper segment produces graphic and office paper. Its office paper grades include copy paper, printing paper, envelope paper, paper used in schools, notebooks and blocks, business forms for continuous stationery, and digital printing paper. The Consumer Board segment produces liquid packaging, food service, graphical, and carton boards used in packaging food, beverages, cigarettes, pharmaceuticals, media products, household products, cosmetics, and luxury items. The Industrial Packaging segment produces corrugated packaging, containerboard, cores and coreboard, laminating paper, paper sacks, and sack and MG kraft paper. The Wood Products segment focuses on the construction, joinery, and packaging industries, and provides customized products for manufacturing processes. This segment also supplies a range of sawn and processed wood products to timber retailers, merchants, and importer-distributors. The company’s customers include publishers, printing houses, and paper merchants, as well as the packaging, joinery, and construction industries. Stora Enso Oyj was founded in 1862 and is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland.

Nisshinbo Holdings has been spinning its textile spell for more than a century, but only a quarter of its sales come from textile products. Its textile group spins, weaves, knits, dyes, and finishes cotton material for bedding, shirts, denim, and polyester-blend fabric used in uniforms. The company also makes spandex under the Nisshinbo Mobilon name. Its non-textile businesses include automobile brakes; papers (eco-friendly tissue and toilet paper, fine printing papers); mechatronics (laser cutting machines, solar module manufacturing equipment); chemicals (resins, elastomers, carbon foams); and electronics (semiconductors, power supplies, medical electronics).

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.

TenCate Geosynthetics North America the commercial division of fabric giant Royal Ten Cate which manufactures and distributes a variety of industrial fabrics and geosynthetic textiles used for infrastructure and civil engineering, agriculture, and recreation applications. The company's branded fabrics include Nicolon (truck covers and tennis windscreens); Permatron (trampoline fabric); Aquagrid (fish farming nets); Geotube (dewatering and shoreline protection); GeoDetect (soil reinforcement monitoring system); Mirafi NT (water storage liner for erosion control); and Miragrid (soil reinforcement). Other products include geogrids, paving products, and drainage composites.

Anvil International hammers out its profits by making a comprehensive range of pipe fittings, pipe hangers, and related products and services. Anvil International manufactures cast iron fittings, couplings, grooved and pipe fittings, pipe hangers, seamless pipe nipples, and valves. The company also provides basic design services, such as fabrication drawings to extended design services for air handling units, commercial piping, oilfield piping, and single-line routing systems. Anvil International has sales and distribution offices throughout the US. The company is a subsidiary of Mueller Water Products, which was spun off by Walter Industries in 2006.

Established in 1917, the company's Tire group makes tires for passenger car, truck, bus, mining/construction equipment, and aircraft markets worldwide, as well as inner tubes and alloy wheels. Its DNA Earth-1 tires reduce fuel consumption. The company's Multiple Business (MB) group makes industrial rubber products such as conveyor belts, high-pressure and marine hoses, adhesives, sealants, waterproofing materials, antiseismic rubber bearings for bridges/buildings, and golf equipment, as well as aviation parts. It has sales offices and manufacturing facilities throughout Japan, as well as in Asia, Europe, and North America.

The more industries there are, the more MOGAS Industries is in demand. MOGAS Industries, Inc. company makes severe-service metal ball valves for mining, power, process, and special industrial applications. Serving industries where ball valves have to function well in harsh environments, MOGAS Industries has experience in working with abrasive particulates, acidic anhydride, corrosive media, heavy solids build-up, and viscous sludge. The company's engineers visit a client's site, tour the plant's valve boneyard, and discuss plant operations with end user personnel as part of its overall design and manufacturing package. MOGAS Industries, Inc. company, founded in 1973, has sales and service representation in more than 40 countries.

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