ESAB Holdings is one of the world's largest manufacturers of welding and cutting equipment, welding consumables, and welding automation systems used in gas and electric welding. ESAB company's products include welding electrodes, gas cylinder valves, and medical equipment. ESAB serves customers in the automotive, construction, fabrication, power generation, and shipbuilding industries. ESAB company is owned by Charter International. Elektriska Svetsnings-Aktiebolaget (ESAB) was established in 1904 in Sweden. Four companies merged in 1989 to form the current business, which was acquired by Charter in 1994. ESAB has manufacturing operations in China, Germany, Sweden, and the US, with distributors located worldwide.

ESCO is well ensconced as a global manufacturer of engineered metal parts, castings, and components for industrial machinery. ESCO company's two operating groups are Engineered Products and Turbine Technologies. It operates manufacturing facilities on six continents. ESCO provides such services as contract manufacturing, engineering, and supply chain management, as well as specialized services to the aerospace, construction, industrial, mining, power generation, recycling, and transportation markets. Customers include Bucyrus, Caterpillar, and Komatsu. ESCO was founded in Portland, Oregon, by C. F. Swigert in 1913 as an Electric Steel Foundry; its products at that time included trolley car replacement parts.

Etteplan provides industrial engineering design services for large and mid-sized industrial companies. Delivery Design includes among its services mechanical, electrical, automation, and plant design and commissioning for equipment suppliers and plant operators. Product Development operates through long-term partnerships with clients. Etteplan also operates a laboratory that provides electromagnetic disturbance measurements. Etteplan focuses on clients in the automotive, equipment manufacturing, wood-processing, and electronics industries.

EXIM sells textile machine parts and raw materials. Its products include machinery mounting pads to isolate and reduce vibration; beams for weaving machines, looms and loom parts (harness frames, picker sticks for fly-shuttle looms, sprockets, pulleys, and other parts), warper beams, and beam heads. Its raw materials include such timber products as kiln-dried hardwood lumber, dimension stock, logs, mouldings and custom wood parts, lubricant-impregnated hard maple, and compressed wood. Other raw materials include laminated sheets, panels, and custom parts.

Since 1866 F.W. Webb has kept people warm in winter and cool in summer. One of the largest wholesale distributors of LP gas, industrial fittings, and plumbing products in the northeastern US, F.W. Webb offers a slew of blue chip lines for plumbers, HVAC technicians, and institutional buyers through some 70 outlets. The company sells refrigeration pipe and plumbing products (fountains, pumps), and HVAC equipment (air filters, furnaces). It also offers gas boilers and automation valves, and biotech equipment, as well as general industrial items, such as adhesives and sealants. Through its subsidiaries, F.W. Webb offers customized fabrication and inventory programs. John Pope and his family own F.W. Webb Company.

Fabco Equipment thinks CATs are fab. Fabco company sells and rents new and used Caterpillar equipment and engines. It also holds an extensive inventory of parts and offers services that include fluids analysis, rebuilds, hydraulic services, and engine services. Fabco Equipment operates about 25 facilities throughout Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula and serves customers in the construction, agriculture, forestry, mining, trucking, marine, and power generation industries. Power for tailgaiting activities at Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers, stems from generators provided by Fabco. Chairman Joseph Fabick founded the company in 1982.

Fanuc Ltd engages in the development, manufacture, sale, and maintenance of robots and factory automation products primarily in Japan, America, Europe, and Asia. Its products include programmable logic controllers, CNC systems, industrial lasers, robots and robot machines, servo motors, carbon dioxide laser oscillators, wire-cut electric discharge machines, nano machines, precision molding machines, and machines for milling, boring, drilling, and tapping. The company also offers Proficy, a series of factory monitoring and controlling software packages, including CIMPLICITY and embedded systems. Fanuc Ltd was founded in 1956 and is headquartered in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan.

FANUC Robotics America makes intelligent robots that automate industrial manufacturing. Its robotic devices automate such processes as assembly, cleaning, dispensing, grinding, packaging, painting, polishing, and welding. Customers include Corning, Rubbermaid, Ford, and General Motors. FANUC Robotics America supplies equipment to the aerospace, agriculture, automotive, consumer goods, electronics, food and beverage, glass, machine tools, medical devices, paper and printing, pharmaceuticals, plastics, and textile industries, among others. It also provides engineering, service support, analysis, and system maintenance.

Farrel Corporation company's products include batch mixers, extruders (used to make hoses and sheathings), mills, and pelletizers under brand names Banbury, Technolab, and Intermix. It also provides related services, such as equipment upgrading, consulting, rebuilding, remanufacturing, and spare parts. Farrel sells its machinery to petrochemical, plastic resins, and plastic compounder firms. Rubber-making equipment customers include tire makers, automotive parts manufacturers, and footwear producers. In late 2009 Germany-based industrial conglomerate L. Possehl & Co. acquired Farrel for about $14 million.

Festo AG & Co. KG was established in 1925. Festo AG & Co. KG company's products include valves, valve terminals, handling and assembly technology, drives, sensors, vacuum technology, and bus systems. Festo AG serves more than 300,000 customers in over 175 countries in the electronics, automotive, and food and packaging industries, among others. Festo company employs about 200 R&D engineers and operates from more than 250 branch offices; it also offers training courses, seminars, e-learning, and consulting services. Festo AG provides catalogues in more than 20 languages.

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