Fox, the company purchases consumer electronic parts and brand name household appliances and resells the products to electronic distributors, retail and third-party contract repair shops, and directly to consumers. It offers call center services to handle in- and out-of-warranty goods, consumer retention, and parts distribution for manufacturers like Black & Decker, and Coby. A division is also dedicated to protective gear, electronic components for emergency vehicles, medical supplies, and other public safety equipment. Formerly Fox Radio Parts, the company operates as part of Video Display Corp.

Mercury Instruments manufactures gas measuring instruments mainly for the natural gas industry of North America, although it also supplies customers in other countries throughout the world. Its products used to measure and monitor gas pressure, temperature, volume, and flow include battery-operated chart drives, natural gas pressure recorders, temperature recorders, volume recorders, volume correctors, harsh-environment modems, and a suite of software for communications with company-made instruments.

Gowanda Electronics designs and manufactures application-specific and standard inductors for RF and Power applications in the OEM marketplace. Gowanda's technical expertise, custom capabilities, lead and lead-free (RoHS) designs, and industry certifications have established Gowanda as a leading supplier of high-performance magnetic and non-magnetic components in Medical & Diagnostic Equipment, Military/Aerospace, Test & Measurement, Monitoring Systems, Communications, Computers & Peripherals, and many Consumer Products.

Loeb Electric was founded in 1912 by Oscar Avery and Arthur Loeb (grandfather to president Charles Loeb) as The Avery and Loeb Company. The Loeb Electric Company distributes specialty lighting and electrical supplies to commercial and retail customers in the US through seven branch locations in Ohio. Products include ballasts, batteries, conduits, fasteners, lighting, raceways, smoke detectors, transformers, and wire. The company carries products made by General Electric, Leviton Manufacturing, Littelfuse, and Thomas & Betts, among many other manufacturers.

On Track Innovations Ltd. was founded in 1990 and is headquartered in Rosh Pina, Israel. On Track Innovations Ltd. (OTI) designs, develops and markets secure contactless microprocessor-based smart card technology to address the needs of a variety of markets. Because the Company’s cards contain a microprocessor, they can store and process information and run multiple applications. OTI’s cards are referred to as contactless because they do not require physical contact with a card reader, as power and data are transferred to a card through a magnetic field generated by a card reader. The Company offers three lines of solutions, each of which constitutes a complete system, as well as components (such as smart cards and readers) that it sells to original equipment manufacturers (OEM), for incorporation into their own products. OTI’s three vertical markets are Payment Solutions, Petroleum Systems and SmartID Solutions. In June 2008, the Company, through its subsidiary PARX Ltd., acquired PARX France (formerly ID Parking).

Rudolph Technologies, Inc. engages in the design, development, manufacture, and support of process control metrology, defect inspection, and data analysis systems used by semiconductor device manufacturers worldwide. It offers yield management solutions used in wafer processing and final manufacturing through a family of standalone systems and integrated modules for transparent and opaque thin film measurements and macro-defect inspection. The company's products include metrology system, which is a production-oriented microprocessor-controlled ellipsometer for thin transparent film measurements; inspection systems to monitor process steps and gather process-enhancing information; and data analysis and review systems, which comprise software solutions for process management and data review. It also offers probe card metrology and wafer probe process monitoring equipment. The company's products have applications in the areas of diffusion, etch, lithography, CVD, PVD, CMP, and macro-defect detection and classification. Rudolph Technologies markets and sells its products to logic, memory, data storage, and application specific integrated circuit device manufacturers. The company was founded in 1940 and is based in Flanders, New Jersey.

Teseda Corporation develops diagnostic and debug solutions for semiconductor yield improvement. The company offers Teseda WorkBench, a software for scan validation, silicon debug, and failure analysis; and ScanXY, which links structural test mismatch data to its physical domain for analysis and diagnosis of defects and hot spots. It also provides SecureXY that allows semiconductor companies to provide key failure analysis information to their device manufacturers; and NetXY, which diagnosis net trends based on scan and defect gate candidates. In addition, the company offers Teseda V550, a validation and diagnostic platform that leverages scan-based DFT structures to accelerate the silicon validation process; and Teseda V520, an engineering test platform, which is designed specifically for DFT validation and debug. Further, it provides customer support services. The company offers its products through a distribution network. Teseda Corporation was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Portland, Oregon.

Founded in 1964, Takbro has three locations spread across the UK. Takbro Limited company distributes a wide range of electronic, electrical, and labeling products to industrial OEMs and wholesalers. Takbro's wares include wire-to-wire and wire-to-board connectors for electronics and power equipment; flexible conduits; surge protection devices; power control products for motors; insulating and specialty tapes; heatshrink materials; jointing kits; crimp terminals (PROTAPE brand) and tools; and labels and labeling systems. It supplies products for conversion, signal switching, amplification, and isolation applications, and also offers tooling calibration services.

Cubic Wafer, Inc. company, founded in 2000 and formerly known as Xanoptix and Xan3D Technologies, previously made the XTM line of optical transmission components and is now focusing on 3-D packaging technology. Its products combine lasers, detectors, and integrated circuits into a single device to speed fiber-optic transmission in telecom, data communications, corporate networking, and data storage applications. Cubic Wafer's components include transmitters, receivers, and transceivers designed to be integrated into devices, such as network interface cards, made by other equipment makers.

Digital Voice Systems manufactures electronic components, devices, and software designed to record and process digital audio for storage and transmission. The company's products include vocoder chips and interface boards as well as network devices that convert analog audio to digital formats. Digital Voice's customers use its products to enable such communications applications as digital mobile radio, satellite communications, inflight telephony and aircraft communications, and digital voice recorders.

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