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Toner Machining Technologies (TMT) doesn't make toner for photocopiers; it manufactures holding fixtures, gages, lathes, boring mills, grinding machines, saws, inspection machines, welding equipment, and other special machinery. Toner Machining Technologies company caters to the aircraft, automotive, electric power generation, heavy truck, medical, and nuclear industries. Customers include ArvinMeritor, Bombardier, Caterpillar, Eaton, Ingersoll-Rand, Makino Milling Machine, Northrop Grumman, Rockwell Automation, and TRW Automotive.

Toromont Industries runs a heavy equipment business in a very compressed way. It distributes mobile equipment and industrial engines, and fabricates and installs gas compression units, energy process systems, and refrigeration products. The Equipment Group sells Caterpillar and other branded construction lines in Canada and the US. Activities include supplying power generation equipment, replacement parts, and support services, as well as renting heavy machinery. The Compression Group focuses on recreational and industrial refrigeration (used by the National Hockey League, and food-processors) through CIMCO Refrigeration, and hydrocarbon and petrochemical process systems and compression units through Enerflex.

Established in 1938 as Shibaura Machine Tool, Toshiba Machine Company adopted the Toshiba name in 1961. Toshiba, however, has since sold close to 20% of its stake in Toshiba Machine, down from about 30%. Toshiba Machine Company manufactures precision and plastic processing machinery, dye-casting machines, and hydraulic equipment. It serves a breadth of industries, from automotive and aerospace to die and mold, energy, and construction. Toshiba Machine's products include printing presses, machine tools, semiconductor manufacturing equipment (through independent subsidiary NuFlare Technology), and electronic controls. It partners on machine research and development with Sanjo Seiki, and Krauss Maffei.

Total Plastics, Inc. was founded in 1978 by John Kozacki and Jerome Kollig as a small plastics warehouse in Kalamazoo, Michigan. In 1984, the national sales office in Grand Rapids, Michigan opened to accommodate the growing business and regional plastics customer base. Further expansion occurred in 1987 with the opening of the Fort Wayne branch. In 1996, Total Plastics was acquired by A.M. Castle & Co. leading to additional branches in Baltimore, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and Cleveland. TPI has since grown to include 16 branches total. The newest opened in July, 2007 in Rhode Island.

Founded in 1949, Toyoda Gosei North America Corporation. One of four regional subsidiaries of Japan-based Toyoda Gosei, the company researches, develops, and manufactures rubber- and polymer-based products (airbags, drivetrain parts, brake hoses, plastic fuel tanks, and instrument panels) and optoelectronics (LED lighting modules) for the automotive, aviation, traffic control, and telecommunications markets. Key customers include Toyota (about 36% of sales), General Motors, Honda, and Nissan. North America represents approximately 20% of its parent's regional sales.

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