Bryce Corporation operates under two distinct entities: Bryce Company, which provides superior flexible packaging to a variety of markets; and Cyber Graphics, which excels in package design, product photography, and flexographic prepress operations. In addition, Bryce Corporation is proud of its association with Johnson Bryce, a minority-owned joint venture providing a range of packaging services and solutions to major food and consumer products companies.Operating 5 production facilities, Bryce Corporation is an integrated manufacturer — producing graphics, print media, and applying a broad array of converting technologies. Through extensive programs, Bryce develops innovative products and is continuously improving its processes to achieve competitive advantages in quality, productivity, cost, and profit targets for sustained growth. Bryce Corporation remains the lowest cost provider in key target market segments with sales exceeding $400 million. The Bryce family has been in the flexible packaging business since 1922 when William H. Bryce, Sr. invented "Brad-Tite" waxed paper. He was a partner in the Dixie Wax Paper Company, which later became Dixico. William H. Bryce, Jr. founded Bryce Corporation in 1969 and led the snack industry transition from paper and cellophane to plastic packaging, pioneering extrusion lamination technology.The Bryce family remains dedicated to the company’s future and is intimately involved in day-to-day activities and strategically involved in the company’s direction. Chairman and CEO Thomas J. Bryce represents the third generation and provides leadership, energy, and personal involvement to ensure Bryce’s capabilities meet customer requirements with quality and service standards of excellence. A new generation of well-trained family has also become involved, dedicated to learning from the past and building on the future to ensure a continued legacy of commitment and service.

Reliance Steel & Aluminum shows its mettle by supplying metal processing services and distributing metal products to customers in the manufacturing, construction, transportation, aerospace, and semiconductor industries. Through a network of more than 200 service and distribution centers, Reliance provides customized metal processing services. From these locations the company distributes more than 100,000 products made of carbon, alloy, stainless, and specialty steel, as well as aluminum, brass, copper, and titanium. In the latter half of this decade, Reliance has gone on something of a spending binge, buying up a number of smaller rivals.

Keyence Corp. Established in 1974 Keyence manufactures a slew of sensors, machine vision and measurement systems, barcode readers, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs). Its short list includes photoelectric sensors, pressure sensors, and ultrasonic sensors. A line for vision measurement offers optical micrometers, digital microscopes, and others. Keyence also provides technical support and training to customers. The sensors supplier holds more than a 40% stake in a software vendor, JustSystems, too. Along with an online retail site, Keyence's global offices poll more than 100,000 customers; Japan garners about 75% of sales.

SAGE Electrochromics is wisely repaning the future. SAGE Electrochromics company develops residential and industrial "smart" windows that darken or lighten through the use of low-voltage DC power. Its main focus is on the commercial market and selling architects on using branded SageGlass products in their designs. SAGE's windows can be operated by using a dimmer switch, remote control, or central energy management system to control how much sunlight and solar heat enters the home, office, or car. The adjustable tinting level varies from dark to light. The US Departments of Commerce, Energy, and Defense, as well as the National Science Foundation, support SAGE's development efforts. John Van Dine founded SAGE in 1989.

SMART Papers company makes cast-coated, matte-coated, and uncoated printing papers used by designers, paper merchants, and printers throughout the US. Products are used for such things as commercial printing, graphic arts, packaging, labeling, and school supplies. SMART Papers company sells its products under brand names including Benefit, Carnival, Kromekote, and Knightkote. With three massive paper machines and more than 20 casting drums, the company has an annual capacity to produce more than 120,000 tons of paper. Plainfield Asset Management acquired SMART Papers after SMART Papers company emerged from Chapter 11 at the start of 2007.

A. B. Boyd Company puts a little zip in rubber manufacturing. Initially a zipper distributor, Boyd company has evolved to operate as Boyd Corporation and manufacture rubber, plastic, and fiber products that offer environmental sealing and energy-efficient solutions. The custom-designed and manufactured products meet requirements for acoustic, thermal, shock, and shielding systems, among others. Boyd uses a range of specialized materials from silicone to Mylar, polypropylene, copper and aluminum foils, and coated fabrics to deliver a low-cost, engineered lineup. It caters to OEMs in aerospace, electronics, medical equipment, telecommunications, and transportation. Boyd is held by Stonebridge Partners Management.

Jungheinrich is getting rich from the development of urban jungles around the world. Jungheinrich is one of Europe's leading manufacturers of material handling equipment, such as pallet-lifting trucks and forklifts. Other products include high-lift order pickers, racks, reach trucks, and sidelift trucks. Jungheinrich company manufactures its products under the Jungheinrich and MIC brand names. It also services, leases, and resells equipment. Jungheinrich offers product logistics consulting, radio data transmission services, and warehouse administration software. Jungheinrich company sells its products worldwide directly, as well as through distributors and dealers.

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.

Belden Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets cable, connectivity, and networking products in various markets, including industrial automation, enterprise, transportation, infrastructure, and consumer electronics. Belden company's cable products include copper cables comprising shielded and unshielded twisted pair cables, coaxial cables, and stranded cables; fiber optic cables that transmit light signals through glass or plastic fibers; and composite cables, which are combinations of multi conductor, coaxial, and fiber optic cables jacketed together or otherwise joined together to serve complex applications and provide ease of installation. It also produces and sells connectors primarily for industrial and data networking applications, as well as sells end-to-end structured cabling solutions. In addition, belden company's active connectivity products include industrial ethernet switches and related equipment, fiber optic interfaces and media converters used to bridge fieldbus networks over long distances, and load-moment indicators for mobile cranes and other load-bearing equipment. Further, its wireless products consist of a range of wireless local area network products for use in various markets, including the healthcare, education, and enterprise markets.

Valmont Industries has four business segments: Engineered Support Structures (metal poles and other structures for the lighting, traffic, and wireless communications industries), Irrigation (agricultural irrigation equipment sold under the Valley brand), Utility Support Structures (steel and concrete poles and other structures for the utility industry), and Coatings (galvanizing, anodizing, and powder coating services). Other operations include the manufacture of tubular products and industrial fastener distribution. The company sells its products in more than 100 countries, though the US accounts for more than 70% of sales. Founder Robert Daugherty owns about 16% of Valmont.

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