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Stora Enso Oyj engages in producing paper, packaging, and forest products worldwide. It operates in six segments: Newsprint and Book Paper, Magazine Paper, Fine Paper, Consumer Board, Industrial Packaging, and Wood Products. The Newsprint and Book Paper segment produces newsprint, improved newsprint, and directory and book paper for publishers and printing houses. Its book and directory paper range includes paper for hardback and paperback books, telephone directories, and timetables. The Magazine Paper segment offers a range of paper for magazines and advertising applications. Its uncoated magazine paper is primarily used in periodicals and advertising material, such as inserts and flyers; and coated magazine paper is used in special interest and general interest magazines. The Fine Paper segment produces graphic and office paper. Its office paper grades include copy paper, printing paper, envelope paper, paper used in schools, notebooks and blocks, business forms for continuous stationery, and digital printing paper. The Consumer Board segment produces liquid packaging, food service, graphical, and carton boards used in packaging food, beverages, cigarettes, pharmaceuticals, media products, household products, cosmetics, and luxury items. The Industrial Packaging segment produces corrugated packaging, containerboard, cores and coreboard, laminating paper, paper sacks, and sack and MG kraft paper. The Wood Products segment focuses on the construction, joinery, and packaging industries, and provides customized products for manufacturing processes. This segment also supplies a range of sawn and processed wood products to timber retailers, merchants, and importer-distributors. The company’s customers include publishers, printing houses, and paper merchants, as well as the packaging, joinery, and construction industries. Stora Enso Oyj was founded in 1862 and is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland.

Founded in 1921 by Theodore and Herman Strahman, Strahman Valves company started as a distributor of European products in the U.S. market. As the company grew, the Strahmans began to design and manufacture their own line of valve products and developed the piston sampling and drain valve market. Their goal was to provide superior equipment that was able to meet customers more stringent emerging demands. A few years later a complete line of high-quality wash down equipment was added to the product mix.In 1951, Strahman Valves company moved from New York City to New Jersey to meet the continuing growing demand for its high-quality valve and wash down products. In 2004, we entered the custom made fabricated valve market by acquiring MG Process Valves in Mery, France. MG was a leader in the design and manufacture of specialty valves for critical applications. This acquisition enabled Strahman to extend its U.S. capability to every international market and bring new innovative European products to the U.S. In 2006, continued growth caused Strahman Valves to move its headquarters and U. S. operations to a larger and new state-of-the-art facility in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and upgrade its capabilities in Mery, France.From those early beginnings to its present position as the global leader in the design and manufacture of the highest quality, innovative wash down equipment and custom process valves, Strahman products remain the premier standard for numerous industrial and commercial applications in the refinery, chemical, petrochemical, oil/gas, mining, pulp and paper, polymer, pharmaceutical, food processing and service, beverage and dairy industries.

Strongwell has been pultruding fiber reinforced polymer composite structural products since 1956. Today, with more than 66 pultrusion machines and 647,000 square feet of manufacturing space in three plant locations, Strongwell has unequaled capacity, versatility and flexibility to meet the needs of its customers and allied partners. All Strongwell pultruded products are made in the USA. Strongwell company is financially strong, total quality oriented, technically advanced, and customer focused. Strongwell's customers include Fortune 500 industrial and commercial firms, major architectural and engineering firms, leading contractors and distributors, and many other companies - both large and small - in a variety of markets.

Sumitomo Rubber is on a roll and stays in the swing of things just sitting on the dock of a bay. A key player in the Sumitomo Rubber Group, Sumitomo Rubber Industries company is Japan's #2-maker of passenger, truck, and racecar tires. Its line offers aluminum car wheels, too. Sumitomo Rubber allies with Goodyear Tire & Rubber to make and sell Goodyear-brands in Japan, and Goodyear makes and markets Sumitomo's Dunlop brand tires in North America and Europe. Procurement and technological development are also linked. Sumitomo's smaller sister operations, SRI Sports, makes golf and tennis gear and SRI Hybrid, industrial wares such as precision rubber components for office automation equipment and marine products, dock fenders to skirts.

Sundyne Corporation company designs and manufactures centrifugal pumps, compressors, and blowers for the process fluid and gas industries. Its products are geared primarily towards petrochemical, food and dairy, refinery, pharmaceutical, and general industry applications. Sundyne also offers factory overhaul and repair, parts supply, and engineering services. Sundyne Corporation company maintains manufacturing locations in France, Germany, Japan, the UK, and the US. It serves customers in more than 100 countries. Sundyne is a subsidiary of UTC's Hamilton Sundstrand unit.

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