Dresser Wayne is forging new directions with advanced technology that enables fuel retailers to do more with less. A global innovator of retail and fleet fuel dispensers and technologies, Dresser Wayne is leading the way with technological advances on multiple fronts, from eco-fuel solutions and regulation-compliant pay-at-the-pump security to multimedia marketing and groundbreaking site control systems. Dresser Wayne has come a long way since the first oil pump in 1891, and we continue to focus on a future of ever-expanding possibilities.

Founded in France by the Demptos family in 1825, today the company has operations in France, Spain, Hungary, South Africa, and the US where it offers French, American, and Hungarian oak products. The Demptos cooperage offers a variety of barrels, but specializes in 225 liter sizes. Oak barrels are often "toasted" or slightly burnt by fire to better lend their flavor to wine as it ages. In addition to its new barrels, Tonnellerie Demptos SA company can also help customers find used wine barrels.

Ajax Metal Processing is cleaning up the market when it comes to hardening and protecting small metal parts, such as nuts and bolts, primarily for customers in the automobile manufacturing industry. Services include heat treating, plating, adhesive and sealant application, annealing, cleaning, and coating. The company's wire rod annealing and pickling equipment includes four surface combustion batch-type furnaces with a total annealing capacity of 130 tons per day, and a continuous eight-zone furnace with an annealing capacity of 100 tons per day. Ajax Metal Processing operates two plants in Michigan and one in Indiana.

RESILUX is a family company by origin that was founded in June 1994, and since 1997 it has been listed on the Brussels Stock Exchange (Euronext). The company has an extensive network of sales and service offices in various countries. Alongside the main unit in Belgium, RESILUX has also created production units in other countries in just a few years, i.e. Spain (1997), Russia (1998), Greece (2000), Switzerland (2000/2001), Hungary (2002) and a joint venture in the United States of America (2001). RESILUX has sales offices in the above countries, as well as in many other countries on different continents. All these countries have their own specific characteristics that influence the growth dynamics. RESILUX produces preforms for many applications and in various weights, colours and forms. Preforms and bottles are produced for both single use and multiple use. For barrier-sensitive products, it is also possible to use multilayer preforms or bottles. Moreover, the RESILUX R&D centres are continually researching ways to further improve quality, increase the barriers of PET, and optimise the preform and bottle designs. RESILUX also does bottle-blowing projects for many customers. RESILUX provides the necessary know-how and if required the infrastructure and manpower for the filling companies. They can be done on the customer's premises (in-house), right next to the customer (wall-to-wall), or near to the customer (satellite). RESILUX is one of the most outstanding companies in the PET packaging market. This is mainly due to the strategic focus of the company, in which the global spread of risk and maximum market flexibility are central. In the second place, the strong position of RESILUX is due to a very high level of productivity, and its technological leadership, where the quality aspect comes first. Production is highly automated and production technology has to a large extent been optimised in house. Part of RESILUX's know-how is protected by patents and registered designs.

Kanebridge Corporation company distributes commercial and military-grade fasteners (standard-inch and metric) exclusively to other distributors. Its inventory includes 31,000 different fastener items (anchors, cap screws, carriage bolts, clinch studs, lag screws, retaining rings, rivets, wing screws ... you name it) in a multitude of sizes and configurations. Kanebridge operates coast to coast, from sites in New Jersey, Illinois, and California.

Ingersoll Machine Tools, a unit of Italy's Camozzi Group, makes manufacturing systems, machine parts, and other related products, while also offering contract manufacturing, engineering, and other services. Products include assembly machines, crankshaft machines, drilling systems, flexible manufacturing centers, high-velocity machines, vertical turning lathes, and die machines. Prominent customers include Caterpillar and Lockheed Martin. Formerly a division of the bankrupt Ingersoll International, Ingersoll Machine Tools was resurrected in October 2003 after federal regulators approved the Camozzi Group purchase. Attilio Camozzi is the owner and founder of Camozzi Group.

Tsubaki Nakashima, formerly Tsubakimo Precision Products, manufactures linear motion ball screws, bearing balls, blowers, and precision machinery. Its products are primarily used in the aerospace, machine tool, robotics, and semiconductor industries. Tsubaki Nakashima company's US-based Hoover Precision Products subsidiary manufactures ball bearings made from ceramic, metal, and plastic. Tsubaki Nakashima company also produces chrome, carbon, and steel cylindrical roller bearings.

Tennant Company engages in the design, manufacture, and marketing cleaning solutions worldwide. The company's floor maintenance and outdoor cleaning equipment, chemical-free cleaning technologies, specialty surface coatings, and related products are used to clean and coat surfaces in factories, office buildings, parking lots and streets, airports, hospitals, schools, warehouses, and shopping centers. It also offers sub-compact outdoor sweeping machines. The company markets its products and services to building service contract cleaners, end-user businesses, healthcare facilities, and schools, as well as local, state, and federal governments through its direct sales and service organization, and authorized distributors worldwide. Tennant Company was founded in 1870 and is based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Precision Industries offers a myriad of bearings and power transmission products. Its line also provides belting, hose, and electrical products, fasteners, tools, and safety goods. Hydraulics and pneumatics are supplied, too, including pipe, valve and fittings, lubrication and material handling products. Distribution is managed by 150-plus stocking points dotting the US, and two master distribution centers. Its supply chain services are tapped by 3M, Avery Dennison, McCormick & Co. and Coca Cola.

APO Holdings, doing business as APO Pumps and Compressors, distributes air compressor systems, pumps, and heat exchangers. Major brands include American Pneumatic, Ingersoll-Rand, Floway, and Toyo. The company also provides repairs, rentals, and technical services, which include air system audits and flow and pressure studies. It is Ohio's largest compressed air and pump sales and service provider. APO Pumps and Compressors began operating in 1967; it has offices in Canton, Cleveland, and Columbus, Ohio.

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