USHIO INC. is a Japan-based company primarily engaged in the development, manufacture and sale of optical products and industrial equipment. The Company operates in two major business segments. The Optical Products segment manufactures and sells halogen lamps, xenon lamps, high-pressure ultraviolet (UV) lamps, cinema projectors, (UV) photoresist curing systems, various lighting systems, excimer lamps and related equipment. The Industrial Machinery and Others segment designs electronic devices, as well as manufactures and sells automatic controllers, audio equipment, injection molding equipment and other industrial equipment. This segment is also engaged in the provision of insurance agency services.

Taylor Precision Products L.P company makes precision thermometers, scales, hygrometers, and other measuring equipment. From connoisseur thermometers designed to ensure that Thanksgiving turkeys are cooked to perfection to altimeters used in fighter planes, the company is committed to dependability and accuracy in its measuring equipment. Its product lines include bathroom scales, body fat analyzers scales, food scales, indoor and outdoor thermometers, kitchen timers and thermometers, and rain gauges. Taylor Precision Products was established in 1851 by George Taylor. The company is a subsidiary of HoMedics.

Sperian Protection, we are committed to protecting men and women exposed to risks in all types of industries and work environments. It is this commitment that drives our design and manufacture of high quality equipment to meet the wide variety of workers' safety needs. Combining advanced technology, comfort and ergonomic features, Sperian Protection offers the most complete line of personal protective equipment from our international leading brands.

Arrow Asia Pac oversees the operations of global electronics distribution leader Arrow Electronics in the Asia/Pacific region; it represents 15% of the parent's sales. The unit's operations -- including sales offices, distribution centers, and warehouses -- are spread across a dozen countries, from India to New Zealand. It distributes semiconductors, passive components, electromechanical devices, and connectors from more than 200 suppliers to OEMs and contract manufacturers. Arrow Asia Pac also provides services, such as component design, product support, supply chain management, and training.

CEO and owner William Schnirring's father acquired Springfield Electric Supply Company, Inc. in 1929. Springfield Electric Supply distributes electrical products and supplies, lighting equipment, motor controls, and communications cable and wiring to customers through 11 branch locations in Illinois. Four locations have lighting showrooms. The company carries 250 product lines and stocks 20,000 products. The firm also provides value-added services such as material management, lighting and fuse audits, and inventory management services.

US Electrical Services (USESI) aims to be useful. The holding company includes Fox Electric, Wiedenbach-Brown (the only national company in the group), and Danlar Lighting and Distribution, and has nearly 100 locations. USESI's decentralized structure allows its member companies to cater to local tastes and retain a "hometown" feel. The company caters to professional electricians and contractors; some of the members also carry items for the homeowner. Danlar and Hampden/Zimmerman specialize in residential, commercial, and industrial lighting fixtures and components. Consolidated Electrical Distributors owns USESI.

Milford Manufacturing Services is a highly-flexible, experienced and fully-equipped EMS contract manufacturer. The company specializes in low-volume, high-mix projects for companies of all sizes and stages of production. Milford Manufacturing Services boasts a 20-year EMS heritage and an ISO 9001:2000-certified, 110,000 square-foot facility designed and equipped with $50 million in state-of-the-art production equipment for global manufacturing. The company has developed and deployed a flexible, virtual, extended manufacturing environment called The Looking GlassTM, which enables OEMs to make on-the-spot decisions to remove costs from the manufacturing and supply chain process.

Guide Technology makes time interval analyzer (TIA) instruments used to test semiconductor chips as they are being produced. Customers include Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, ChipMOS, Siliconware Precision Industries, STATS ChipPAC, Unisem, and VIKO Test Lab. The company works cooperatively with the leading vendors of automated test equipment for semiconductors, including Advantest, Credence Systems, LTX, and Teradyne. Guide Technology was founded in 1988. In mid-2008 the company was acquired by GuideTech Inc., a company headed by Ron Sigura, one of the original founders of Guide Technology.

Camtek Ltd. engages in the design, development, manufacture, and marketing of automated optical inspection (AOI) systems and related products. Its AOI systems are computerized systems, which optically inspect various types of electronic product components for defects caused during the manufacturing process. The company's products include Dragon systems for the inspection of various printed circuit board (PCB) types in a mass production environment; Orion systems that are AOI systems for the high volume inspection of various PCB types; and the Pegasus line, which includes systems for automated inspection of finished integrated circuit (IC) substrates that are subsequently used in packaging of ball grid array and chip scale package devices. It also offers the Mustang line that includes systems for automated inspection of finished HD panels that are subsequently used in mobile consumer electronics, such as mobile-phones, digital cameras, PDAs, and other consumer electronic devices; Planet for the inspection of ultra-fine-line IC substrate; LAM for main-stream Large Area Masks (LAM) inspection; and Automated Inspectify Center, which integrates inspection and verification into one cell. In addition, Camtek provides verification systems that enable verification of panels after inspection; and the Falcon's advanced algorithms and inspection capabilities, which enable its dedicated models to detect defects in the semiconductor die. The company primarily serves the PCB, IC substrate, and semiconductor manufacturing and packaging industries. It offers its products primarily through a distribution network in the Asia Pacific region, North America, and Europe. The company was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Migdal Ha'Emek, Israel. Camtek Ltd. operates as a subsidiary of Prior-Tech Ltd.

Smiths designs sensors to identify biological and chemical agents, narcotics, weapons, and other illegal contraband, for use in banks, prisons, and industrial facilities, as well as in military, first response, transportation, and homeland security applications. Some of its detection and screening technologies utilize spectroscopy (gamma ray, ion mobility, Raman, and infra-red). Smiths company makes X-ray inspection units to scan mail, luggage, and freight, as well as to detect explosives. Smiths company manufactures metal detectors and makes systems for scanning trucks and freight containers. It is one of five subsidiaries of its parent company Smiths Group Plc.

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