GLV designs and markets process equipment for industries weaning themselves of environmental ennui -- drinking water and wastewater treatment, and pulp and paper production. Its Water Treatment Group, Eimco Water Technologies, pushes tools for treating and recycling water from both municipal and industrial sources. The Pulp and Paper Group focuses on eco-equipment and processes for the paper industry. Manufacture of the Groups' lineup is outsourced to subcontractors. GLV operates in 30 countries, with a concentration in North America. Formerly Groupe Laperriure & Verreault (GL&V), the company was created in 2007 through a transfer of business groups to FLSmidth and its new entity, GLV.

Goss International Corporation company manufactures web-offset printing presses and finishing systems for newspapers, commercial printers, and other high-volume print applications. Distribution of Goss presses, related parts, and services is driven through sales offices and plants in North America, Europe, and Asia. Goss International Corporation company courts newspaper publishers in more than 120 countries, including "The Asahi Shimbun" (Japan), "The People's Daily" (China), the Moscow Newspaper Printing Plant (which prints MK, Pravda, and other Russian publications), and "The Financial Times" (UK). Investment firm Matlin Patterson Global Opportunities Partners and Shanghai Electric (Group) Corp. control Goss International Corporation.

Gradall makes non-traditional telescopic boom material handlers, traditional conventional knuckle booms, rough-terrain wheeled and industrial maintenance machines, and mine scalers, as well as spare parts for its products. Contractors use Gradall's material handlers for lumber and other materials; its industrial machines tackle tough mining, railroad construction, and hazardous waste removal jobs. In 2006 parent JLG Industries sold Gradall to maintenance and agricultural equipment maker Alamo Group. Gradall supports Alamo's Vacall subsidiary, which makes sewer cleaning equipment, hydro-excavators and vacuum loaders.

Greenheck Fan offers products that help its customers feel a heck of lot cooler and breathe more easily. The employee-owned company, one of central Wisconsin's largest manufacturers, makes a variety of ventilation equipment, including fans, ventilators, dampers, and louvers. Greenheck Fan has manufacturing plants throughout the US, as well as China, India, Singapore, and the UAE. It also has a network of distribution centers across the US and sales representation throughout the world. Bernie and Bob Greenheck founded the company as a small sheet metal shop in 1947. Bernie Greenheck died in 2003, while his brother Bob continues to serve as the company's chairman.

Gregory Poole Equipment Company provides construction and material handling equipment, agricultural equipment, stand-by power systems, truck and marine engines, and industrial cleaning supplies, as well as parts and maintenance services. Gregory Poole began distributing AGCO's Ag-Chem branded fertilizizing products in 2008. The company sells and rents new and used equipment from more than a dozen facilities throughout North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Gregory Poole was founded in eastern North Carolina in 1951 by James Gregory Poole Sr. and his uncle William Gregory.

Gruber Systems, Inc. was founded in 1958 as Gruber Man Made Marble. Gruber Systems makes molds and supplies for manufacturers of cast polymer products, such as bathtubs, showers, and countertops. Gruber's Granatex is a granite-like filler material used in bathroom, kitchen, and architectural products. The company also makes composite processing equipment and offers factory design services. Other products include adhesives, whirlpool parts, and related supplies and materials. Additionally, it provides finished products for the home, such as bathroom sinks and tubs, kitchen sinks, fireplace surrounds, and vanities, under the Solure brand.

Grupo Carso SA de CV, through its subsidiaries, operates primarily in the industrial, construction and infrastructure, commercial, automotive, and mining sectors. It operates through three divisions: Industrial, Infrastructure and Construction, and Commercial. The Industrial division offers cooper telephone, electronic, coaxial, power, fiber optic, and construction cables; harnesses and automotive cables; installation services; copper products, such as strips, sheets, coils, tubes, pipes, valves; aluminum products comprising strips, coils, and extruded shapes; PVC products, including tubes, joints, and water tanks; transformers; magnet wires; and power plants. The Infrastructure and Construction division provides shopping center, industrial facilities, corporate buildings, highway, water treatment plants, and oil platform construction services; steel tubes; design and installation of telecommunication networks; installation of mobile phone radio bases; and low income housing, mid income housing, and residential housing services.

Grupo IUSA does, but what Grupo IUSA does not do. Mexico's largest industrial conglomerate, the Peralta-family-owned venture has its arms in more than a dozen different industries throughout the country. IUSA is primarily a manufacturer of products and equipment used in the industrial and construction markets. It is a leading world producer of copper pipes and a maker of electrical connectors, gas and water heaters, circuit breakers, footwear, and apparel and accessories, to name a few. IUSA is also active in residential real estate development, stock breeding, wireless telecommunications services; it owns medical clinics, primary schools, and a baseball team.

GSI Group has its laser sights set on manufacturing. The global company makes components for precision motion and motion control products for niche markets, and laser-based manufacturing systems primarily for the semiconductor, telecommunications, and electronics industries. Laser functions include marking, tuning, drilling, placement, and inspection, and are used in lithography, industrial processing, medical, and military applications. Manufacturing facilities are located in the US, China, and the UK; products are sold directly or through distributors to OEMs. Customers in the Asia/Pacific region account for more than half of the company's sales.

H&E Equipment Services was founded in 1961 and is headquartered in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. H&E Equipment Services, Inc., an integrated equipment services company, provides heavy construction and industrial equipment in the United States. It rents, sells, and provides parts and service support for hi-lift or aerial platform equipment, cranes, earthmoving equipment, and industrial lift trucks. The company also sells new and used equipment and parts, as well as provides maintenance and repair services for the customers owned equipment. In addition, H&E Equipment Services offers ancillary equipment support activities, including transportation, hauling, parts shipping, and loss damage waivers. The company provides its services to industrial and commercial companies, construction contractors, manufacturers, public utilities, municipalities, and maintenance contractors, as well as for other industrial accounts. As of March 1, 2010, the company served approximately 29,500 customers through 66 full-service facilities across 24 states in the West Coast, Intermountain, Southwest, Gulf Coast, Southeast, and Mid-Atlantic regions of the United States.

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