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.

Hill & Smith Infrastructure Products Group (IPG) is a family of more than a dozen companies that provide a range of infrastructure and transportation products. The Hill & Smith Holdings subsidiary manufactures everything from bridge parapets and wire fences to steel tunnels and traffic poles. Its Hill & Smith division makes road safety barriers. IPG accounts for about half of its parent's revenue (the holding company's other segments deal in galvanizing services and building products). IPG focuses on four main sectors of the infrastructure market: roads, rail, security, and utilities.

Triten Corp has been fast tracking oil refining projects for more than half a century. Its activities are driven by two subsidiaries. The Alloy Products Group, comprising five businesses, manufactures abrasion resistant sheet steel and welding consumables. The hard-metal lineup, complemented by engineering and fabrication services, is channeled worldwide through a direct sales force and outside representatives. The International Alliance Group courts petroleum operations. It touts a low cost, one stop shop of general contracting services for start ups to turnarounds for fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) revamps, and emergency repairs. The company is led by its founder's son, John Arnoldy.

Kortec Company designs and manufactures industrial injection mold equipment used to make a diversity of air-tight plastic bottles. Its proprietary co-injection technology produces high-barrier, multilayer packaging for juice to beer, as well as for chemicals, prescriptions, and even re-sealable plastic cans for paint. Kortec touts turnkey processes for co-injection systems, tailoring the machinery to suit customers' specific needs. Facilities in Belgium, Mexico, Hong Kong, the UK, and the US, cater to a global list of customers in plastics and packaging industries. Kortec company is led by two of its five co-founders, Paul Swenson and Gloria Curley.

Demco Automation company manufactures automation assembly machinery, principally the Demco Wedge. The Wedge is a programmable, modular assembly automation system that allows manufacturers to run multiple products on the same line, be it an assembly, testing, inspection, or packaging process. Demco Automation also offers contract manufacturing services, including custom automation equipment design and building, operation and maintenance, and training. Demco Automation serves a breadth of industries, from automotive, electronics, medical devices, pharmaceutical, to telecommunications.

Commercial Steel Treating likes to give commerce a treat by processing steel. Operating one of the largest metal processing plants in the US, Commercial Steel Treating offers a wide array of heat treating and metal finishing services to the automotive, aeronautical and manufacturing industries. Its capabilities include continuous and batch hardening, salt bath nitriding and gas nitriding, among others. Curtis Metal Finishing, a subsidiary, operates three processing plants, which provide electrodeposition, dip-spin painting, and phosphating to enhance corrosion protection on automotive and other fasteners.

Coroplast, Inc. company is North America's largest manufacturer of corrugated plastic sheet for sign substrate and returnable packaging markets. Its lineup touts a range of colors, graphics, and additives for flame resistance, UV protection, corrosive inhibitors, and other functional buffers. Coroplast caters to blue chip customers through a network of independent distributors. Exxon tapped the line to supply its name change from Esso/Humble Oil at stations across North America. Coroplast is a division of Great Pacific Enterprises, a US subsidiary of Canadian giant Jim Pattison Group.

Vitro, S.A.B. de C.V., through its subsidiaries, engages in the production, distribution, and sale of glass products in Mexico and internationally. It operates through two segments, Flat Glass and Glass Containers. The Flat Glass segment manufactures and distributes flat glass for the construction and automotive industries. This segment offers float glass, architectural tempered safety glass, insulated glass units, laminated, and table top glass for the construction industry, distributors, retailers, installers, and furniture and home appliances manufacturers; and automotive glass, such as windshields, side laminated glass, and rear and side tempered glass for the automotive original equipment manufacturers and AGR market. The Glass Containers segment engages in the manufacture and distribution of glass containers for the soft drink, beer, food, juices, liquor and wine, pharmaceutical, and cosmetics industries, as well as raw materials, machinery, and molds for the glass, detergent, pharmaceutical, and food producers. Vitro company was founded in 1909 and is headquartered in San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico.

Toyoda Machinery builds, sells, and services an array of machine tools. Its lineup begins with horizontal and vertical machining centers, multitaskers for all-in-one cutting, drilling, and milling. Toyoda is also the world's #1 producer of cylindrical grinders. Cam and crank grinders, 5 axis, and bridge and gantry machining are manufactured, as well as flexible machining cells, industrial robots, and transfer lines. Along with its products, Toyoda offers engineering, remanufacturing, and parts services. Toyoda distributors serve auto OEMs, and major parts producers in aerospace, energy, heavy equipment, and medical markets across North America. Toyoda is a subsidiary of JTEKT.

AET Films is a leading supplier of specialized oriented polypropylene (OPP) films in North America. Applied Extrusion Technologies company provides supply chain value through the application of advanced proprietary polymer technology, world-class manufacturing capabilities, and unmatched service organizations to offer products that meet the needs of customers and target markets. With the ability to provide technology for flexible packaging, product labeling, food packaging, graphic media, building products and other markets, our products are fit for use in a wide variety of applications. AET’s ability to react to market needs and provide customers with a wide range of OPP film products of varying thickness and performance characteristics has positioned Applied Extrusion Technologies company as a market leader. AET supplies many of the world’s largest consumer products companies and continues to develop advanced performing, innovative products to meet the needs of tomorrow.

Inviting Real Estate Agents, Job Placements Agents, Educational Institutes, Software Service Providers, Real Estate Builders, Marriage Bureaus, Travel Agents, Restaurant Owners, Health & Fitness Centers and other Local Businesses to Post a FREE Classified Advertisement on Cootera.com Classifieds Website.