Marlow Industries develops and manufactures thermoelectric modules and value-added systems for the aerospace, defense, medical, industrial, automotive, power generation and telecommunications markets. Marlow prides itself on providing standard or custom modules and sub-assemblies to meet our customers’ requirements. Marlow Industries, we configure our thermoelectric solutions to meet customer’s requirements and optimize the performance of their applications. Market focused business teams act as an extension of your business providing industry expertise and feedback to successfully deploy thermoelectric technology within an application. With our full range of products and services, Marlow can offer the optimum solution to meet the quality, cost and delivery needs of the customer.

American Semi was founded in 2001 and is owned by CEO Doug Hackler. American Semiconductor offers silicon foundry services, providing services that range from design to custom wafer fabrication. The company uses its Flexfet process to produce wafers that are ultra low power and radiation tolerant. Its Multi-Project Wafer (MPW) program gives more customers access to Flexfet technology by combining multiple designs on a single wafer lot, making prototypes more cost-effective. The firm also performs research in semiconductor materials for the US Department of Defense and other government agencies, providing analytical services on chips and chip-making processes.

Medler Electric Company is a distributor of electrical parts and supplies; it gets the majority of its business from companies in the construction market. Medler Electric carries products (ranging from motors and heaters to lighting and much more) from such manufacturers as 3M, Cooper Lighting, Daniel Woodhead, Ferraz Shawmut, Littelfuse, and Square D Company.

Allegro Microsystems, Inc. engages in developing, manufacturing, and marketing power integrated circuits (IC) and integrated hall-effect magnetic sensors. It offers motor driver ICs, power conversion devices, power interface ICs, and power management ICs. The company also offers transistors, regulators, and semiconductor devices; and high-voltage isolation current sensor ICs for current sensing applications in industrial, commercial, and communications systems. Allegro Microsystems, Inc. serves automotive electronics, office automation, industrial, and portable electronics markets. The company offers its products through direct sales force, manufacturer representatives, and distribution network to original equipment manufacturers in the United States and internationally. Allegro Microsystems, Inc. was formerly known as Allegro Holding Corporation and changed its name to Allegro Microsystems, Inc. in April 1997. The company was founded in 1990 and is headquartered in Worcester, Massachusetts. It has sales, design, and marketing offices in Scotland, the United Kingdom, France, and Argentina, as well as facilities in Worcester, Massachusetts; Manchester, New Hampshire; Warminster, Pennsylvania; Parañaque, the Philippines; Surrey, the United Kingdom; Musselburgh, Scotland; and Park Nord Annecy, France. The company operates manufacturing plants in New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and the Philippines. Allegro Microsystems, Inc. is a subsidiary of Sanken Electric Co. Ltd.

Silterra aims to supply silky-smooth service to chip makers. The silicon foundry company supplies contract manufacturing services: customers send their own designs to Silterra, which then produces finished chips in its wafer fabrication facilities. Approximately half of its products are shipped to the US; Taiwan and South Korea each receive 25%. Silterra's investors include two investment arms of Malaysia's Ministry of Finance, which owns about two-thirds of Silterra, as well as LSI Corp., Seiko, Bank Industri Malaysia, and Walden Holdings. Silterra was founded in 1995 as Wafer Technology (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. and first began producing semiconductors in late 2000.

President Oscar Torres, Jr., son of the company founder, owns Torres Electrical Supply, which was founded in 1971. Oscar Torres Sr. died in 1992; his son has been working at the company since 1976. Torres Electrical has two locations on the Atlantic coast of Florida. Supply and demand is what Torres Electrical Supply is all about. Torres Electrical Supply Company, Inc. distributes electrical supplies and industrial products made by manufacturers such as Cooper Bussmann, Gardner Bender, Littelfuse, OSRAM SYLVANIA, Thomas & Betts, and Yuasa. Customers include contractors, industry, and consumers.

Solid State Supplies wants to supply its customers with a solid state of peace of mind. Solid State Supplies plc company acts as a manufacturer's representative and distributor of semiconductors in Ireland and the UK. The company sells devices from various makers, including International Rectifier, Micrel, and Microsemi. Solid State Supplies' subsidiary Steatite designs, manufactures, and supplies components and systems for the electronics industry. Its Wordsworth Technology unit sells industrial computers. Former company chairman Gordon Comben owns about 45% of Solid State Supplies, and former vice chairman William Marsh owns more than a quarter.

ELMOS Semiconductor AG (ELMOS) is a Germany-based company, operating in the semiconductors sector. It develops, manufactures and sells highly integrated, application-specific microelectronic circuits, primarily for automotive and consumer goods electronics industries. Elmos also offers a portfolio of application-specific standard products (ASSPs), as well as micromechanical sensors and optoelectronic products. ELMOS Semiconductor AG Company operates in two business segments: semiconductor and micromechanics. The semiconductor segment is operated through the subsidiaries in Germany, France, the Netherlands, and the United States. The micromechanics segment encompasses the activities of the subsidiary SMI in the United States. ELMOS Semiconductor AG Company manufactures its products in two production plants in Dortmund and Duisburg, Germany.

MAPPER Lithography B.V. company has developed specialized lithography equipment used in semiconductor production. (MAPPER stands for "Multi-Aperture Pixel-by-Pixel Enhancement of Resolution," which is the name of the company's proprietary technology.) Lithography is a key process by which circuit patterns are inscribed into silicon wafers. The company has technology partnerships with Philips and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing. The MAPPER technology grew out of research at the Delft University of Technology, and the company, established in 2000, makes its headquarters in the university's Applied Physics Laboratory.

WaferTech is a dedicated contract semiconductor manufacturer, also known as a pure-play silicon foundry, which makes microchips on behalf of other chip companies. The company's integrated circuits (ICs) are made on eight-inch silicon wafers with advanced CMOS technology and are used in various types of equipment from computers and electronics to automobiles. WaferTech's chips include mixed-mode, logic, and volatile/non-volatile memory. Founded in 1996, WaferTech is a subsidiary of silicon foundry giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC).

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