Waters Corporation operates as an analytical instrument manufacturer primarily in the United States, Europe, Japan, and Asia. The company designs, manufactures, sells, and services high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), ultra performance liquid chromatography (UPLC), and mass spectrometry (MS) instrument systems and support products, including chromatography columns, other consumable products, and post-warranty service plans. It also designs, manufactures, sells, and services thermal analysis, rheometry, and calorimetry instruments, which are used in predicting the suitability of polymers and viscous liquids for various industrial, consumer goods, and health care products. In addition, the company develops and supplies software based products that interface with the company's instruments, as well as other manufacturers instruments. Further, its LC and MS are used in a range of industries to detect, identify, monitor, and measure the chemical, physical, and biological composition of materials, as well as to purify various compounds, which are used in drug discovery and development, including clinical trial testing, the analysis of proteins in disease processes, food safety analysis, and environmental testing. The company offers its products to multi-national pharmaceutical companies, generic drug manufacturers, contract research organizations, biotechnology companies, chemical manufacturers, polymer manufacturers, food and beverage companies, environmental testing laboratories, universities, and government agencies. It has a collaborative research agreement with the University of Warwick, Coventry, and Warwickshire, England to support the growth, development, and adoption of novel mass spectrometry (MS) technologies. Waters Corporation was founded in 1958 and is based in Milford, Massachusetts.

America II Electronics, Inc. took its model of independent distribution overseas in response. Since January 2000, America II Europe has addressed these and other concerns of the European electronics community by staffing 14 sales and logistics professionals, stocking inventory to support customers' schedules, and connecting customers with the benefits of being an America II customer - including access to one of the industry's largest inventories, global product sourcing, an unparalleled commitment to quality, and solutions and service like you've never seen.

Foxconn International Holdings (FIH)-- a subsidiary of the world's largest and fastest growing multinational company in the fields of manufacturing services providers (including CEM, EMS, ODM and CMMS players) for Computer, Communication and Consumer electronics industries, Hon Hai Precision -- is the global leader in the handset and wireless communications manufacturing and service. From joint design and development to after-sales services, our highly integrated array of capabilities is designed to provide our customers with high speed, high volume, high quality, high flexibility and low cost solutions.

LEA International, a subsidiary of Smiths Group plc, makes surge suppression equipment. Its products range from large-scale equipment for telecom and utilities applications to protectors for home electronics. Other applications include broadcast, data center, medical, and manufacturing operations.

Founded in 1999, Canesta, Inc. has received investments from Carlyle Growth Partners (an affiliate of The Carlyle Group), Hotung, and Venrock Associates. Canesta, Inc. company develops microchips and accompanying software that enable the input of data into wireless devices and other products using infrared technology. The system functions by transmitting light from a known source, which bounces off an object and back onto a sensor array chip. Its technology has been licensed for use in touch-free television controls made by Hitachi and automobile safety systems made by Honda. Canesta is also developing products for use in video game controllers and security systems.

GE Inspection Technologies company's products make use of non-destructive testing (NDT) technology. For example, it tests the strength of a suspension bridge by means other than driving a succession of heavy trucks over it until the bridge collapses. Inspect Tech makes products for the aerospace, automotive, and power generation industries. These include X-ray systems, ultrasonic technology, hardness testers, and bespoke testing equipment. The unit was formed following GE's purchase of various testing companies, such as Hocking NDT, Krautkramer, Seifert, and Agfa's NDT division.

AIXTRON AG (AIXTRON) is a provider of deposition equipment to the semiconductor industry. The Company's technology solutions are used by a range of customers globally to build components for electronic and opto-electronic applications based on compound, silicon, or organic semiconductor materials. The components are used in displays, signaling, lighting, fiber optic communication systems, wireless and mobile telephony applications, optical and electronic storage devices, computing, as well as a range of other technologies. AIXTRON's business activities include developing, producing and installing equipment for coating semiconductor materials, process engineering, consulting and training, including ongoing customer support. It supplies to customers both full production-scale chemical vapor deposition systems and small scale systems for research and development use and small-scale production use.

Hunzicker Brothers distributes electrical equipment and supplies to customers from seven locations throughout Oklahoma. It also conducts educational classes in power quality, electric motors, and heat tracing, among others. The Hunzicker Lighting Gallery, complete with showroom, offers professional lighting design services. The Hunzicker family, now in its fourth generation of ownership, holds controlling interest. Hunzicker Sales was founded in 1920 by brothers Walter and Frederick Hunzicker; its name was changed to Hunzicker Brothers four years later. The brothers started the business by buying a rail car full of light bulbs and reselling them. It later expanded into electrical fixtures and related products.

TT electronics plc is the parent company of a Group whose principal activities during the year were the design, manufacture and sale of electronic and electrical components for the automotive, telecom and computer, aerospace, defence and other industrial markets. The Company’s business sectors include: Sensors and electronic systems, Electronic components, Electronic manufacturing services, and Secure power and industrial. Electronic components include resistors, microcircuits, potentiometers and trimmers, power control modules. Electronic manufacturing services include printed circuit board and higher level assemblies. Secure power and industrial include standby and continuous power systems, electrical transmission and connection systems and insulation products. On 2 April 2008 the Company acquired New Chapel Electronics Limited. On 21 August 2008 the Company acquired assets comprising the majority of the business of Semelab Limited.

Broadley-James manufactures measurement and control instruments and accessories for use in bioprocess and fermentation applications. The company's BioNet product line includes a bioreactor, a controller, a motor controller, and a utility tower. Each controller can network and control several dozen bioreactors. Broadley-James was established in 1967 by Leighton Broadley (CFO), Marcile Broadley, and Richard James. James left the business in 1976. The company has operations in California and Pennsylvania, and overseas in the UK. Broadley-James is owned by its senior officers.

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