Metrologic Group develops and markets instruments and software for coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) used for design and manufacturing in the automotive and aerospace industries. Metrologic's products improve the accuracy of machines that use light, radio waves, or sound to measure three-dimensional objects. The software can be integrated with most other 3-D design and CAD programs, and the instruments can be integrated or retrofitted to augment almost any CMM system.

Gamesa Corporacion is one of the top manufacturers of wind turbines in the world. It also operates wind farms. Gamesa has installed about 16,000 MW of wind turbines in 20 countries around the globe. The company has divested its solar power product line, but remains a leading vendor in renewable energy technology. It touts a concept it calls "Energyculture" in promoting sustainable energy sources. Gamesa gets more about 60% of its sales in Europe, while sales in the US (around 25%) are growing rapidly.

LPA Group company makes electrical connections and other electrical components used in the aerospace, communications, defense, and rail transportation industries. Its products include electrical interconnection systems, cable termination systems, ground power supply connections, relays, cables, antennas, and related installation packages. The company's 2000 acquisition of Excil Electronics added interior lighting, power supplies, inverters, and control panels to the company's rail vehicle product line, and the acquisition of Haswell Engineers expanded its metal enclosures business.

Semitool, Inc. (Semitool) designs, manufactures, installs and services engineered equipment for use in the fabrication of semiconductor devices. The Company’s products are focused on the wet chemical process steps in integrated circuit (IC) manufacturing and include systems for wafer surface preparation and electrochemical deposition (ECD) applications. The Company’s surface preparation systems are designed for Front End of Line (FEOL), Back End of Line (BEOL) and wafer level packaging of ICs processes. The Company’s single-wafer FEOL surface preparation systems are used for photoresist stripping, post etch and pre-diffusion cleans. The Company’s ECD systems are used to plate copper and other metals, which are used for the IC’s internal wiring, or interconnects; to plate solder and lead free solder bumps, and to plate other metals for a range of semiconductor and related applications. In December 2009, Applied Materials, Inc. acquired Semitool, Inc.

SUMMIT Electric Supply Company, Inc. company was founded in 1977 and is headquartered in Albuquerque, New Mexico with a sales office in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates. It also has service center locations in New Mexico, Texas, Arizona, Louisiana, and Florida. Summit Electric Supply Co., Inc. operates as a wholesale distributor of industrial electrical equipment and supplies. It provides wires, cables, optic products and cords, conduits, raceways and wire ways, support systems, struts and fasteners, cable fittings and conduit bodies, outlet boxes, terminating products, and splicing and marking products. The company also offers metallic and optic cables, circuit panels, meter sockets and breakers, transformers, power conditioning and power supplies, contactors, switches, P/B, starters and relays, lamps, ballasts, fixtures, lighting controls, heating and ventilating products, tools, and workman's apparel and equipment. It serves electrical contracting, construction, engineering, government, institutions, marine, mining, original equipment manufacturing, oil and gas exploration and production, petrochemical, retail, and utilities industries, as well as maintenance, repair, and operation industries. Summit Electric Supply exports its products to Ecuador, Mexico, Brazil, Columbia, Venezuela, the Caribbean islands, Surinam, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, India, Singapore, Egypt, the United Kingdom, the Republic of Yemen, Sierra Leone, and Angola.

DayStar Technologies Inc. company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California. DayStar Technologies, Inc., a development stage company, develops, manufactures, and markets products for the solar photovoltaic industry to convert sunlight into electricity. It offers thin-film copper indium gallium selenide solar products for grid-tied centralized utility markets; and grid-tied decentralized commercial and residential markets.

Broadcast Microwave Services company develops equipment for the surveillance, television broadcast, telemetry, and video industries. Its product line includes wireless video equipment used by the helicopters of TV stations to cover news and traffic from the air, and airborne surveillance systems for the military and law enforcement agencies. The company's equipment employs coded orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (COFDM) technology, a digital signal scheme that helps eliminate "ghost" images in broadcasts.

Moss Electrical company is a wholesale distributor of electrical products from top manufacturers, such as Philips, Pirelli, Cooper B-Line, Legrand, and OSRAM. Moss Electrical offers more than 10,000 product lines to its customer base, which mostly includes building contractors from England's South East. The company touts its personalized service, same-day or next-day delivery, and large inventory, with a fleet of delivery vans serving London and the Home Counties.

NSF Solutions, a specialist in-house division, builds on our expertise in product design and application engineering to maximise the effectiveness of your supply chain management. Using the latest design, development and assembly techniques which includes rapid prototyping from our vertically integrated production facility we deliver a streamlined operation dedicated to providing workable solutions to actuation challenges of every type and volume whether it be discreet components or bespoke subassemblies.

Founded in 1946, Shinko Electric Industries Co., Ltd. is one of the world's largest manufacturers of integrated circuit (IC) leadframes, ball grid arrays, and other packaging types for semiconductors. As cell phones, portable game players, and other electronic products continue to shrink in size, the packaging of the chips powering the product becomes a crucial aspect of design. Shinko has helped chip makers by steadily shrinking the sizes of its packages, and by coming up with new packaging types such as flip-chips. Shinko Electric Industries Co., Ltd. also provides IC packaging services on a contract basis. Fujitsu owns half of Shinko Electric Industries.

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