Pruce Newman Pipework fabricates pipework made of black, galvanized, and coated mild steel, ductile iron, stainless and alloy steel, and thermo and thermosetting plastics and plastic lined mild steel materials. The company is broken into various divisions that work independently and with each other. Its specialist division, for example, manages installation projects and provides CDM, costing feasibility and budgeting, planning, site management, and pipework system and support design services. Its Ayton Fabrications division handles the company's prefabrication at its 8,000 sq. ft. facility. Pruce Newman serves customers including Birse, Esso, and Unilever.

President Steven Chavez founded Integrated Control Systems, Inc. in 1996. Integrated Control Systems, Inc. (ICSI) designs custom integration and automation systems to manage and control facility environments. Its systems monitor and control lighting, fire and security, heating, cooling, and ventilation equipment in commercial and institutional structures. Some of ICSI's product and service suppliers include Automated Logic, Veris, Siemens, and Dynacon. The company's clients have included The University of New Mexico Hospital, the Los Alamos National Laboratory, The University of Arizona, and the Center for Creative Leadership.

General Extrusions makes no exclusions with its extrusions. General Extrusions produces standard and custom aluminum extrusions for manufacturers in the appliance, medical equipment, transportation, and automotive markets, among others. General Extrusions is engaged in fabrication, anodizing, and powder coating, as well as aluminum finishing and machining. It also provides design assistance and engineering support. General Extrusions makes simple and intricate aluminum shapes, through long and short production runs. The company's manufacturing operations, which include its two Ohio plants, total over 300,000 sq. ft. General Extrusions is owned and run by the Schuler family.

Uniweld Products manufactures welding equipment, pressure gauges and thermometers, and heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, and refrigeration (HVAC-R) tools. Products include air and fuel kits, flame tools, balloon inflators, medical gauges, vacuum pumps, leak detectors, automotive manifolds, tubing tools, and more. Uniweld Products company serves the welding, air-conditioning, refrigeration, plumbing, heating, automotive, and maintenance industries from its warehouses in Las Vegas and Houston, and its offices in Canada, Ecuador, Lebanon, Singapore, and the US.

GM Nameplate makes product identification components, injection molded plastics, and electronic input devices. End products include decals, labels, mouse pads, and placards, as well as electronic components, such as keypads and switching assemblies. GM Nameplate supplies the needs of businesses, from FORTUNE 500 companies to startups, extending the internal resources of its customers and enabling them to launch their products to market faster. Customers include Boeing, Dell, General Electric, General Motors, Microsoft, and Xerox. GM Nameplate has five divisions in the US, and one each in Canada, China, and Singapore.

Carlisle Interconnect Technologies Company is one of the world's leading designers and manufacturers of high performance wire and cable, RF/microwave connectors and cable assemblies. Our products are targeted at applications in the aerospace, defense electronics, wireless infrastructure, optical telecommunications, and test and measurement industries.Carlisle Interconnect Technologies started operations in Tarrytown, New York in 1940 as Tensolite. Tensolite is a trademark that stands for the finest in miniature insulated wire and cable. A trademark coined from the properties built into all Carlisle Interconnect Technologies wire and cable products; high tensile strength and compact lightweight performance. Tensile + Lightweight = "Tensolite".The first insulated wire product produced by Carlisle company was used to electrically heat the gloves and flights suits of World War II Air Force pilots. Carlisle Interconnect Technologies was an early pioneer in the application of insulation to miniature wire. We were one of the first to apply a unique material called PTFE to produce high temperature wire and cable. Carlisle Interconnect Technologies became known early in its existence as a leader in the design and manufacture of high temperature, high performance wire and cable.In 1960, Carlisle Interconnect Technologies (then Tensolite) became part of the Carlisle group of companies. In 1967, Carlisle Companies was the best performing stock on the New York Stock Exchange and Carlisle Interconnect Technologies was touted as one of the jewels of the Carlisle portfolio of companies. Carlisle Interconnect Technologies continues to enjoy the support of Carlisle today, which provides the financial strength and resources to allow us to explore emerging technologies and new opportunities as they come to light.Carlisle Interconnect Technologies has always focused on being a technical leader and has had many firsts within the industry. Carlisle company started out as one of the first manufacturers of miniature wire and cable, and was the first to extrude PTFE on to a wire in 1951. As technology progressed, so did Carlisle Interconnect Technologies. In 1962, we became the first company to develop a process to wrap polyimide tapes on wire to produce a tougher, lighter airframe wire. In 1985, Carlisle Interconnect Technologies developed a unique process to extrude and expand PTFE in a continuous process. This led to a patented high-speed wire and cable product line that is a foundation of our technology today. In 1988 we developed the first arc track resistant airframe wire and called it Tufflite™ 2000. This product is quickly becoming the defacto standard in the aerospace industry today.

Since Dwyer Instruments company was founded in 1931, customers have come to recognize Dwyer Instruments to stand for quality, reliability, and readily available low cost products. As a leading manufacturer in the controls and instrumentation industry, we continue to grow and serve major markets including, but not limited to HVAC, chemical, food, oil and gas, and pollution control. New applications are discovered daily through a cooperative effort between Dwyer and its customers. It has been these relationships with our customers that allow us to continue to develop market demand products and further our success from leading established brand names such as the Magnehelic® pressure gages, Photohelic® switch/gages, Rate Master® flowmeters, and Hi-Flow® valves. In addition to new product development, Dwyer has added to its success through several acquisitions and has achieved additional market recognition. Respected names such as Mercoid Controls, Love Controls, W.E. Anderson and Proximity Controls have created new markets and further build on the solid reputation that Dwyer has and continues to sustain. Our ability to successfully diversify demonstrates Dwyer's managed approach to the marketplace.

Hoover Precision Products supplies precision and semi-precision balls to various industries including, automotive, aerospace, anti-friction bearings, pumps, medical, pen, paints, oil, cosmetics, jewlery and furniture. Products are made from a broad variety of metals and other materials. While chrome and stainless steels are the advanced substance; silicon nitride, titanium carbide and tungsten carbide have been developed for use in much more critical applications. Hoover supplies a complete range of materials and has the ability to manufacture to Grade 3 specifications. Ball Materials include Chrome (52100), Stainless (440,430,420,316,304,302, Nimo), Carbon, Ceramic (Silicon Nitride, Alumina Oxide, Zirconia Oxide), Brass, Burnishing Media, Forged Balls, Grinding Media, Plastics (Acetal, Acrylic, Nylon, PTFE, Torlon, Polycarbonate, Polyethylene, Polypropylene, Polystyrene), S2 Tool Steel (Rockbit), T-15, Tic Coated, Tungsten Carbide, Stellite, Hastelloy and other alloys. Passivation and coating are just some of the special requirements Hoover provides.

Rush Enterprises (NASDAQ: RUSHA & RUSHB) operates the largest network of heavy and medium- duty truck dealerships in North America and a construction equipment dealership in Houston, Texas. Its current truck operations include a network located throughout the Southern United States in Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, New Mexico, Oklahoma, North Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. These dealerships provide an integrated, one-stop sales and service of new and used heavy- and medium-duty trucks and construction equipment, aftermarket parts, service and body shop capabilities, chrome accessories, tires and a wide array of financial services including the financing of truck and equipment sales, insurance products and leasing and rentals.

RHI AG company is the world's leading manufacturer of heat-resistant refractory products. RHI's refractories are used in high-temperature industrial processes such as steelmaking, copper and aluminum smelting, and glass production, and in the construction of industrial kilns. Most of the company's refractory product sales (about 60%) are used in steelmaking. RHI has manufacturing and sales operations on five continents. Accounting for more than a third of sales, Western Europe is the company's largest market, but RHI has been working to spread out its production and its sales to other regions.

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