Cinetic Sorting Corp. company makes automated sorting machines used by logistics and retail customers. Among the businesses that use its products are postal agencies and courier services, airports, and distribution centers (from food distributors to newspapers). Cinetic Sorting is the US regional headquarters of Fives; other operations are based in Italy and Japan. Cinetic Sorting was formed when Sandvik sold its Sorting Systems business to the Cinetic Industries (now Fives Cinetic) subsidiary of Fives.

CIRCOR International, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, and marketing of valves and other engineered products and sub-systems. The company operates in three segments: Energy, Aerospace, and Flow Technologies. The Energy Segment offers flanged-end and threaded-end floating and trunnion ball valves, needle valves, check valves, butterfly valves, forged steel ball valves, gate valves, control valves, relief valves, pressure regulators, pipeline measurement, and pipeline closures for use in oil, gas and chemical processing, and industrial applications. This segment provides its products under the brand names of KF, Contromatics, Pibiviesse, Mallard Control, Hydroseal, Sagebrush, and Pipeline Engineering. The Aerospace segment offers precision valves, control valves, relief valves, solenoid valves, couplers, regulators, switches, DC electric motors, and aerospace landing gears for military and commercial aerospace applications. This segment provides its products under the brand names of Aerodyne Controls, Circle Seal Controls, Loud Engineering, Industria, Atkomatic Valve, Survival Engineering, Motor Technology, Bodet Aero, and Atlas Productions. The Flow Technologies segment offers precision valves, compression tube fittings, control valves, relief valves, butterfly valves, couplers, regulators, strainers, and sampling systems for instrumentation, cryogenic, and steam applications.

Cleaver-Brooks Company makes boilers, burners, controls, and other boiler room components along with oil and gas burners. Its boiler products include complete integrated systems and specialty and custom-made boilers used in heating and manufacturing applications. Its burners and generators help refiners and manufacturers re-use exhaust heat and control emissions. C-B also offers aftermarket parts, engineering services, retrofitting, and training to its industrial, commercial, and institutional customers. About 1,500 representatives attend Boiler University so they can sell C-B products worldwide.

Cleveland Brothers Equipment Company sells and leases new and used Caterpillar equipment, parts, engines, and power systems. The distributor also carries used equipment made by Deere, Komatsu, and Sullair. Services include maintenance, parts, financing, and operator training. Cleveland Brothers serves the construction, mining, agriculture, forestry, marine, oil and gas, and electric power industries. Cleveland Brothers company operates from about 25 facilities throughout Pennsylvania, as well as in West Virginia.

Clyde Process Solutions company designs and makes pneumatic conveying systems (controlled streams of air) that move bulk materials -- from cement and metals to ethanol and chemicals -- through the production process. It serves such customers as Corus, Saint-Gobain, and Lafarge through operating subsidiary Clyde Materials Handling. Clyde Process Solutions company also makes air filtration systems for manufacturing customers, including BASF and PepsiCo, through subsidiary MAC Equipment. Clyde Process Solutions has operations in the Americas, Asia, Europe, and South Africa.

Founded in 1912, Coen manufactures and services burner equipment and combustion systems (under brand names Coen and TODD), which are used in the cogeneration, industrial boiler, petrochemical, refinery, utility plant, and wood products industries. Other related products include control valves, igniter systems, and fluid handling systems. With its headquarters located in California, Coen owns and operates facilities located throughout the world that cover Africa, Asia/Pacific, Canada, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East. In 2007 John Zink Company, a unit of Koch Industries, acquired Coen.

Comau sure is hoping robots are the wave of the future. The subsidiary of the diversified Italian manufacturer Fiat Group makes automation systems for the aerospace and automotive industries. Its main products include assembly and welding equipment, sheet metal dies, handling systems, and molds used to form plastic. Comau company also manufactures large assembly-line robots. It divides its business into four units: injection molding and dies; powertrain systems; body welding and assembly; and robotics, final assembly, and service. In addition to Fiat, Comau's customers include Ford Motor.

Commercial Solutions distributes maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) products and other industrial equipment. Commercial Solutions company sells bearing and transmission products (adhesives, bearings, seals, speed reducers, sprockets); safety gear (eye and face protection, fire extinguishers, gloves); forestry products (drafting media); industrial wares (hardware, hose and fittings, tools); and oil and gas supplies (tools, safety equipment, well maintenance equipment). Commercial Solutions sells to customers in the agricultural, construction, chemical processing, food processing, mining, utilities, and oil and gas industries. Commercial Solutions has about 27 service centers located across Canada.

Connell Limited Partnership has had a mind for acquisition. It keeps mega funds available for investment in and operation of manufacturing companies with growth opportunities in the aluminum alloy and industrial equipment sectors. Connell's primary businesses -- Anchor Danly (die sets and die makers' supplies), and Dayton Progress (metal stamping tools) -- serve customers in aerospace, appliance, automotive, electronics, and housing. In 2009 Connell shifted its interest away from power and process industries; late that year it sold its heat transfer equipment business, Yuba Heat Transfer, to a subsidiary of SPX for about $125 million.

Continental International company manufactures O-rings, seals, bumpers, isolators, grommets, rubber cords, switch protectors, valve stems, and related industrial machinery supplies for OEMs and distributors worldwide. More than 300,000 O-rings, seals, and allied rubber items are distributed by Continental International. Its lineup is used in brakes to four wheel drive and cooling systems, consumer lighting goods, and fractional motors. Continental International company touts services including micro-encapsulation and Teflon coating, bar coding, and customized stocking systems, too.

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