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Crenlo LLC manufactures operator cabs and rollover structures for construction, agricultural, and commercial equipment. Its big vehicle OEMs are John Deere, Caterpillar, and Case New Holland. Cabs are custom designed, steel frame enclosures that attach to an OEM's machines. Crenlo's lineup includes modular enclosures built under its proprietary EMCOR name. Emcor electronic equipment enclosures, racks, and consoles house equipment for commercial, computer, broadcast, security, and defense markets. Originally private, Crenlo was sold to a subsidiary of Dover Corp. in 1999.

Dayton Superior Corporation makes metal accessories and forms for keeping nonresidential concrete and masonry structures in place while under construction. Dayton Superior's sales come largely from lines comprising concrete accessories, such as anchoring and bracing for walls and bridge support framework. It also makes masonry products, welded dowel assemblies, paving products, and corrosion-preventing epoxy coatings and other chemicals. The company's rental equipment includes concrete forming systems and shoring systems. In 2009 Dayton Superior emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as a private company burdened by less debt and lower interest expenses.

Defiance Metal, which takes its name from its headquarters in Defiance, Ohio, in fact is a precision fabricator of metal parts and assemblies. Its line runs from brackets and cases, to chassis, framing, housings, panels, and racks. In addition to fabricating and finishing sheet metal, the company also manufactures sheet metal forms. Defiance Metal's parts and assembly process begins with design and engineering, and moves on to CNC laser cutting, robotic welding, heavy stamping, and painting. Products cater to commercial and military vehicle, heavy-duty truck, and HVAC markets. The company is owned by an affiliate of the Weatherly Group, LLC.

Delachaux makes track laying equipment, elastic fastener systems, and electrification systems. Its Conductic division makes production equipment for the cable and fiber-optic sectors, and conductor bars, reeling drums, and slip-rings for the transportation industry. The metal division produces pure chromium metal to make super-alloys and high-performance alloys. The special steel unit makes rough-cast pieces and machine-finished parts. The company makes most of its sales outside of France. Holding company SOGREPAR owns more than half of Delachaux.

Deloro Stellite manufactures high-alloy wear-resistant components and consumables. The company specializes in making components (centrifugal castings, investment castings, resin shell castings, and wrought products), consumables (cast rod, coated electrodes, and tubular wire), and hardfacing equipment (thermal spray coating and welding equipment). Deloro Stellite also provides services such as coating, laser, and machining services. Customers include General Electric, Rolls Royce, Siemens, and Westinghouse. Deloro Stellite was purchased by UK-based private equity firm Duke Street Capital in 2006.

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