Kinetic Systems, Inc. has been at the forefront of vibration isolation and control since its inception in 1968. Through continuing research of vibration effects on equipment and structures, Kinetic Systems, Inc. has pioneered many state-of-the-art developments in vibration isolation, damping, and structural design. KSI engineers routinely solve a wide variety of complex vibration isolation problems for customers in applications as diverse as aerospace, medical research, laser R&D, and semiconductor equipment. By continually striving for and producing a superior product, KSI has become a trusted name in academic, industrial, and government research facilities worldwide. Kinetic Systems are totally committed to offering the very finest advanced vibration isolation and control systems and optical tables. The company provide to a continually evolving range of precision applications in metrology, interferometry, laser research, semiconductor manufacturing, and virtually anywhere external vibrations adversely affect the operation of precision equipment.

Legacy Electronics, Inc. was founded in 1993 and is based in San Clemente, California. Legacy Electronics, Inc. designs, manufactures, tests, and supplies printed circuit boards, memory modules, and other computer products. It offers Canopy, a chip-stacking alternative, and a three-dimensional printed circuit board subassembly and process technology; and Point Seven, a memory module product. The company also offers engineering and custom inquiry services. It provides memory solutions to original equipment manufacturers, as well as serves industrial customers in various fields, including medical, defense, telecommunication, embedded systems, and information technology industries. The company offers its products through a network of sales representatives and distributors located in the United States, Canada, Latin America, Europe, and Asia, as well as through online stores.

Fairchild Semiconductor International was founded in 1959 and is headquartered in South Portland, Maine. Fairchild Semiconductor International, Inc. designs, develops, and markets power analog, power discrete, and certain non-power semiconductor solutions worldwide. It products are used in consumer, communications, computer, industrial, and automotive products for applications, such as power conversion, regulation, distribution, and management. The company operates in three segments: Mobile, Computing, Consumer, and Communication (MCCC); Power Conversion, Industrial, and Automotive (PCIA); and Standard Products (SPG). MCCC segment provides analog and mixed signal integrated circuits (ICs) that monitor, interpret, and control continuously variable functions, such as light, color, sound, and energy; and interface products, which connect signals from one part of a system to another part of a system. It also offers signal path products, including analog and digital switches, video encoders and decoders, video filters, and high performance amplifiers.Fairchild company also offers signal path products, including analog and digital switches, video encoders and decoders, video filters, and high performance amplifiers. In addition, this segment provides power semiconductor solutions, including power discrete components, analog ICs, and integrated multi-chip and monolithic power solutions. PCIA segment offers power discrete semiconductors, analog, and mixed signal ICs, including Power MOSFETs, insulated gate bipolar transistors, rectifiers, functional power switches that perform power switching, power conditioning, and signal amplification functions in electronic circuits. The SPG provides standard logic devices, standard diode and transistor products, optoelectronic products, optocouplers, infrared products, and standard linear products, such as bipolar regulators, shunt regulators, low drop out regulators, standard op-amp/comparators, low voltage op-amp, and audio amplifiers.

EMC Solutions has nothing to do with the general theory of relativity, but everything to do with controlling the electromagnetic emissions of electrical products. EMC designs and makes EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) and RFI (radio frequency interference) components. (It's why cell phones can't be used on a plane that's taking off.) EMC's products are primarily used for defense and aerospace applications. Products include filters, power supplies, transformers, and anti-vibration components, as well as keypads and touch screens. The company also offers EMC and RFI testing and compliance services, as well as custom component development.

Varian, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, designs, develops, manufactures, markets, sells, and services scientific instruments and vacuum products. The company operates in two segments, Scientific Instruments and Vacuum Technologies. The Scientific Instruments segment offers analytical instruments, such as mass spectrometers, chromatography instruments, optical spectroscopy instruments, and dissolution testing equipment; research products, which include nuclear magnetic resonance products, spectroscopy systems, magnetic resonance imaging systems, X-ray crystallography systems, and superconducting magnets used in scientific instruments; consumable products, including columns for gas and liquid chromatography, and products for the preparation of samples prior to analysis by gas and liquid chromatography; and related software, accessories and services. These products are used in life science, environmental, energy, applied research, and other applications requiring identification, quantification, and analysis of the elemental, molecular, biological composition, or structure of liquids, solids, or gases. The Vacuum Technologies segment provides high and ultra-high vacuum pumps, such as diffusion, turbomolecular, and ion getter; intermediate vacuum pumps consisting of rotary vane, sorption, and dry scroll; vacuum instrumentation, which include vacuum control instruments, sensor gauges, and meters; and vacuum components comprising valves, flanges, and other mechanical hardware. These products are used to create, control, measure, and test vacuum environments in life science, environmental, energy, research, and other applications. This segment also offers helium mass spectrometry and helium-sensing leak detection instruments used to identify and measure leaks in hermetic or vacuum environments. The company sells its products and services in North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America. Varian, Inc. was founded in 1999 and is based in Palo Alto, California.

Pure Technologies helps ensure that bridges, pipelines, parking structures, and nuclear structures remain sound. The company's SoundPrint acoustic monitoring system bounces sound patterns through a structure and feeds them back to a central monitoring location to determine possible weakness. The system's sensors can pick up breaks in wire used in concrete, pipe, and other materials. Its P-Wave system monitors water and wastewater lines using electromagnetic waves. Pure also provides engineering and remote monitoring services.

BW Technologies by Honeywell has been a Canadian-based, industry-leading producer of innovative gas detection instrumentation. BW’s success has been achieved through a commitment to providing customers with high performance, dependable products backed by exceptional customer service and support. Established in 1987, this home-grown Calgary business began with the pioneering Rig Rat, the world’s first wireless solar-powered gas detector.BW Technologies carried that success into a new area of gas detection – the fixed systems market – broadening the industries in their sales base. By 1995, BW Technologies expanded into portable gas detection market which now represents the majority of their sales.BW revenues had grown by 76% and we had over 150 distribution locations around the world. With additional service centres in Dallas, Texas and Oxfordshire, UK, a global support system was in place to encourage business growth while supporting continued production in Calgary.BW had moved into a new 3,100 sq m/33,000 sq ft. state-of-the-art manufacturing facility with products being sold through more than 600 distribution locations in over 40 countries outside of Canada, the U.S. and Europe. BW Technologies then took the market by storm by introducing the world’s smallest multi-gas detector – the GasAlertMicro.

EPCOS AG company is a leading producer of passive electronic components used in telecommunications, automotive, and industrial electronics. The company makes more than 40,000 products -- including capacitors, ferrites, ceramic components, and surface acoustic wave (SAW) components -- for a wide variety of devices such as cellular phones, computers, digital still cameras, refrigerators, air bags, braking systems, and turbines. Europe accounts for nearly two-thirds of sales. TDK acquired EPCOS in 2008 for about E1.2 billion (approximately $1.9 billion) in cash.

Rumsey Electric distributes electrical construction equipment, utility products and services, and systems for relay and power, and lighting for retailers. Operating through one central distribution facility and 12 branches, the company caters to construction and industrial businesses, and utilities, as well as OEMs, institutions, and commercial Mid-Atlantic markets. Six of its branches are in Delaware, where Rumsey operates as Tecot Electric Supply (acquired in 1997). It continues to gain territories for authorized distribution of equipment by such companies as Rockwell Automation.

Fortrend makes equipment for storing and transporting photomasks in semiconductor manufacturing facilities. Photomasks, also known as masks or reticles, are the quartz lenses used in optical lithography machines to print circuits onto a silicon wafer. An advanced semiconductor design may call for dozens of masks, so safely handling those masks as they are moved from one lithography system to another is a priority for chip makers. Fortrend was established in 1979 as an engineering consulting firm, then shifted its focus to reticle automation equipment in 1989. The company had a change in management in 2002. Founder and former CEO John M. Rush is the majority shareholder.

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