Newark is proof that one man's trash is another's cash. The Group collects secondary fibers, and produces 100% recycled paperboard and paperboard products. It operates through three business units. The paperboard unit recovers some 3 million tons of paper annually, from corrugated containers, newspaper, and mixed paper. A converted products unit makes laminated papers, graphic board, tube, and solidboard packaging. Brands include Fiberwrap (paperboard), NewEx (graphicboard), and NewForm (concrete forms). Newark sells to paper and packaging, printing, and construction industries. The Group filed for Chapter 11 in mid-2010 and emerged from it later that year.

he Oilgear Company makes hydraulic pumps and other fluid power components (motors, valves, and fluid meters), electronic controls, and systems that integrate hydraulic components and electronic controls. Oilgear's products are used in the metals, machine tool, automobile, petroleum, aerospace, chemical, plastics, lumber, rubber, and defense industries. The Oilgear company has manufacturing and service facilities in about 15 countries around the globe. Late in 2006, private equity investment firm Mason Wells took Oilgear private at a cost of more than $30 million.

Okonite was one of the first US makers of insulated electrical wire and cable. Early customers included not only Edison but also telegraphy pioneer Samuel Morse. Still a leader in the insulated electric wire and cable industry, Okonite specializes in control, distribution, instrumentation, power, signal, communication transmission, and special purpose wire and cable products for high and low voltage needs. The Okonite company supplies its products to chemical plants, electric utilities, paper mills, railroads, refineries, and other industries. Okonite was founded in 1878, and has been employee-owned since 1976.

As one of the industry leaders in the design and manufacturing of consumer packaging and personal care products, The Plastek Group currently supplies over 80% of the oval deodorant stick containers produced in the non-captive U.S. market, and was a pioneer in the development of the first line of clear gel, anti-perspirant packages released in North America. Our goal as a world class manufacturer is to continuously strive for the improvement of product, service, competitiveness, customer satisfaction, and increased market share without sacrificing the integrity of our company, our fellow workers, or our customers. Plastek understands that, to compete in today's marketplace, we have to provide comprehensive services that deliver quality, volume, and speed. We have accomplished this through our unique vision and subsequent structure of The Plastek Group. We can carry your program from initial design through actual production...and deliver it to your door.

The Protomold Company is forming a future for itself. The Protomold company, a division of Proto Labs, designs and develops rapid injection molded parts and specializes in quick turnaround and low-volume production. Its end goal is to assist design engineers in bringing new products to market more quickly. Protomold has expanded its North American manufacturing operations. In 2005 it also opened a UK facility, which serves the European market and represents the company's first international expansion. The Protomold company was founded in 1985 and originally was involved in desktop publishing. Reacting to the lengthy turnaround for obtaining injection-molded parts, Protomold found a new calling in making molded parts.

The Raymond Corporation manufactures electric material-handling equipment, including fork lifts, pallet trucks, stackers, and sideloaders. The company's trucks travel more than 400 million warehouse miles a year, and are used by a majority of FORTUNE 100 companies. In addition to grocery distributors and home improvement stores (its core customers), Raymond also supplies the medical/pharmaceutical, department store, and retail furniture and computer industries, among others. The Raymond Corporation company, a subsidiary of Toyota Industries, provides driver training, and rents and leases its products in addition to selling them. Raymond's parts division stocks some 250,000 parts, a number of which are branded RayBuilt products.

The Ritedose Corporation is a leader in blow-fill-seal (BFS) contract manufacturing of small fill volume pharmaceutical unit dose sterile and non-sterile liquids. Our state of the art, US-FDA approved manufacturing facility is located in Columbia, South Carolina. Our high speed BFS lines and automated packaging lines offer a unique capability in contract manufacturing of pharmaceuticals. We specialize in manufacturing inhalation products, eye drops, ear drops, and unit dose oral liquids.

Tailor-made for some heavy lifting, The Taylor Group, led by Taylor Machine Works, is a manufacturer of large material handling equipment including gantry cranes, marina trucks, container handlers, log stackers, side loaders, and industrial pneumatics. The Taylor Group company, also known as "Big Red," makes more than 100 models of industrial lift equipment (forklifts) with lift capacities of up to 120,000 pounds. Its other divisions include Sudden Service, Taylor Environmental Products, Taylor Leasing, Taylor Power Systems, Taylor Rail Group, and Temtco Steel. W.A. Taylor Sr. started the Taylor Group company with a "Loggers Dream" in 1927. His family, including CEO William Taylor Jr., owns and runs The Taylor Group.

The Weir Group need not be wary of even the biggest infrastructure project. The engineering company offers an array of industrial products and services used to build or run everything from mines to wastewater plants to oil pipelines to nuclear facilities. The Weir Group PLC company manufactures industrial pumps, valves, controls, and material handling equipment; it also provides maintenance and technical support and replacement parts. To keep its global operations organized, Weir divides its activities into three divisions: minerals, oil and gas, and power and industrial. North America is the group's leading region, with about one-third of sales.

Established in 1917, the company's Tire group makes tires for passenger car, truck, bus, mining/construction equipment, and aircraft markets worldwide, as well as inner tubes and alloy wheels. Its DNA Earth-1 tires reduce fuel consumption. The company's Multiple Business (MB) group makes industrial rubber products such as conveyor belts, high-pressure and marine hoses, adhesives, sealants, waterproofing materials, antiseismic rubber bearings for bridges/buildings, and golf equipment, as well as aviation parts. It has sales offices and manufacturing facilities throughout Japan, as well as in Asia, Europe, and North America.

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