Tri-Star Electronics International, Inc. manufactures interconnect products for aerospace, avionics, and electronics original equipment manufacturers. The company offers a line of contacts that include power, thermocouple, signal, wire-wrap, crimp, solder cup, coax, twinax, and triax; cable products, which range from custom cable assemblies to racking systems; and wire processing equipment and connectors. It sells its products through a network of sales representatives and distributors. Tri-Star Electronics International, Inc. was founded in 1976 and is based in El Segundo, California. It has manufacturing facilities in California and Switzerland. The company has sales representative locations in Dallas, Texas; Kettering, Ohio; and Switzerland and Italy. It has distributor locations in Anaheim, Temecula, Brea, and Chatsworth, California; Phoenix, Arizona; Moorestown, New Jersey; Fort Worth, Texas; and the Netherlands.

Teledyne Storm Products (formerly Storm Products Company) manufactures and distributes cable and interconnect products used in electronics, communications, and instrumentation applications. Its Microwave unit makes flexible and semi-rigid cables, test assemblies, and adapters primarily for the defense and telecom markets. Its Cable Solutions group offers custom cables and cable assemblies for the electronics, industrial, and medical markets. The company, which was established in 1957 by John A. Storm, has facilities in California, Illinois, and Texas. Teledyne Storm Products, Inc. is not to be confused with Storm Products, Inc., which makes bowling balls. Teledyne Technologies acquired the company in 2008.

Since 1980, the Bruker Daltonics Corporation has developed as part of the global Bruker organization. The company roots were the German Bruker-Franzen Analytik GmbH and the Swiss Spectrospin AG. These companies developed mobile detectors, as well as mass spectrometers for physical chemistry. From 1990 on, the Daltonics business received new momentum: Technological innovation now allowed the analysis of fragile biomolecules. This development opened up new markets, which have been the major driving force for growth and global expansion of Bruker Daltonics through the last decade. Since 2003, Bruker Biosciences is a publicly listed company (NasdaqNM:BRKR).

Palcan Fuel Cells is a development-stage company that makes hydrogen storage products for laboratory demonstrations, but has plans to make products for electric bikes and scooters. Other products in the works include portable and backup power supplies and auxiliary power plants for engines in trucks and recreation vehicles. Europe and the US have been targeted for early product launches, but Asia (particularly China, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan) will be Palcan's primary market for scooters and bicycles. The current incarnation of Palcan was formed in early 2002 after a reverse takeover by Cosworth Minerals.

AsteelFlash company provides contract electronics manufacturing services, such as printed circuit board assembly, prototyping, custom packaging, systems integration, logistics management, and testing. AsteelFlash's target industries include telecommunications, Internet, computers, automation, and instrumentation. The company partners with distributors such as Arrow Electronics and Future Electronics. Nokia, Occam, 3Com, and Pinnacle Systems are among its roster of OEMs. AsteelFlash Group was created in 2008 when ASTEEL, a contract electronics manufacturer based in France, acquired Flash Electronics.

GLOBALFOUNDRIES Inc. company was spun off by AMD in early 2009 to handle all of the chip company's semiconductor production. Wafer fabrication facilities (or fabs) are multibillion-dollar facilities to build and maintain; many semiconductor companies are chip design firms that contract out their manufacturing to silicon foundries, chip makers that provide wafer fabrication services to customers. GLOBALFOUNDRIES offers manufacturing services to AMD and other clients. It has fabs in Germany and Singapore, and another one under construction in the US. The company absorbed Chartered Semiconductor in 2010, making it a leader in the industry.

Hagemeyer North America distributes electrical, industrial, safety and other maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) products from more than 300 locations across North America. It also performs instrumentation repair and calibration, hydrostatic testing, and air sampling, as well as other services including inspection, cleaning, and installation of safety equipment and logistics. Customers include 3M, DuPont, Philips, Cardiac Science, Cummins Engine, Philips Lighting, and other government, defense, transportation, aviation, petrochemical, and utility entities. HNA became a subsidiary of French distribution giant Sonepar's US subsidiary in 2008.

Intersil Corporation was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Milpitas, California. Intersil Corporation (Intersil) designs, develops, manufactures and markets high-performance analog integrated circuits (ICs). The Company’s product portfolio addresses some of the applications in four end markets: high-end consumer, industrial, communications and computing. During the fiscal year ended January 2, 2009 (fiscal 2008), Intersil derived 52% of its revenues from original equipment manufacturer (OEM) customers, original design manufacturer (ODM) customers and contract manufacturers. The Company derived 48% of its revenues through distributors and value added resellers.

Savaria Concord Lifts designs, manufactures and distributes top-of-the-line accessibility products, including residential and commercial elevators, stair lifts, wheelchair lifts, incline and vertical platform lifts, automatic Doors and Operatorss and a selection of ADA compliant products. Savaria equipment is certified to meet or exceed all applicable elevator and lift codes in North America. Savaria users' safety is paramount. Savaria products are built to last with robust materials and safety features that meet established safety standards in countries around the world. With 600 distributors in Canada and the U.S.A., Savaria Concord Lifts is their first choice in accessibility products and home elevators. Thousands of North Americans access, exit and move vertically in homes and commercial spaces using Savaria Concord products. Savaria products are also available through dealers in Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, South America, UK and most recently the United Arab Emirates. Savaria Concord stairlifts are equipped with user friendly features, have some of the quickest installation times in the industry and are all backed by a 36-month guarantee. Savaria products enhance your quality of life by opening up access to homes and business spaces. It is with pleasure that we introduce you to Savaria Concord's complete line of accessibility products. Please contact us if you have any questions or would like more information.

Finding a flaw on a semiconductor was a high-tech version of finding a needle in a haystack, until ICOS Vision Systems came along. A subsidiary of KLA-Tencor, ICOS Vision Systems is a leading designer and supplier of machine vision and inspection systems, offering proprietary technology (a camera and software combination) that can "see" the position and quality of a product during assembly. Its ICOS CI branded stand-alone inspection systems spot defects during the back-end of the semiconductor manufacturing process. The majority of its customers are in the Asia/Pacific region, where most of the world's top contractors in semiconductor packaging and testing are located.

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