Thermodynetics is not a hotter version of L. Ron Hubbard's Dianetics.Thermodynetics engages in the practical work of making products that can handle temperature changes. The specialty manufacturer offers tubing products supporting a wide array of heat transfer needs, including coaxial condensers, evaporators, and heat recovery systems. Thermodynetics, which operates through subsidiaries Turbotec Products PLC, Turbotec Products Inc., and National Energy Systems, makes products used in such industries as food processing, heating and air conditioning, and medical equipment. The company sells products across the US, and in Asia, Australia, Canada, and Europe.

Cousins Leo and Ted Bachhuber founded Mayville Engineering Company, Inc. in 1945 inside a rented garage in Mayville, Wisconsin. Mayville Engineering Company (MEC) manufactures shotshell reloading machinery and equipment, used by hunters, sport shooting enthusiasts, and sporting goods stores. MEC also provides coating, welding, riveting, painting, and mechanical assembly services. Mayville company sells its products to customers worldwide, though Australia, Brazil, China, England, Egypt, Germany, Kuwait, and Singapore generate some of its largest sales. Employees own more than 90% of Mayville Engineering, which realizes about $123 million in sales per year.

Worthington Cylinders was established in 1971, when parent company Worthington Industries purchased Lennox Industries’ cylinder division. The cylinder division was a natural outlet for the processed steel Worthington Industries already controlled, making it an incredibly viable part of the larger business model. From its modest beginning, Worthington Cylinders has been a quiet, yet consistent contributor to Worthington Industries’ overall financial picture. Since its inception, the cylinder division has strived to add new sensible products while supporting those already in existence. That strategy, along with the support of thousands of employees, is what allowed Worthington Cylinders to become the world’s leading supplier of pressure cylinders.

NSS Enterprises produces an array of heavy-duty equipment for cleaning the floors of commercial, industrial, and institutional operations worldwide. NSS company's lineup runs from carpet vacuums to automatic scrubbers, sweepers, burnishers, pressure washers, tools and accessories, and buffing floor machines. Its catalog exceeds 40 different models and versions. The company offers sales and repair training on its products to maintenance equipment professionals through its NSS Institute. Backed by 600-plus distributors, NSS products find their way to more than 60 countries. Customers include Hilton, American Airlines, and K-Mart. NSS is owned and led by its founder's grandson, Mark Bevington.

Norman Hay has a hand in processing, coatings, and metal finish surfaces. Armourcote provides surface coatings; BK Engineering specializes in precision machining and sheet metal fabrication; Plasticraft designs, manufactures, installs and manages immersion process plants; Surface Technology provides surface corrosion resistant coatings; and Ultraseal specializes in vacuum impregnation technology for the fluid technology field. Norman Hay's primary customers are in the aerospace, automotive, electronics, marine, and textile industries.

Servotronics, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, designs, manufactures, and markets control components and consumer products in the United States and internationally. Servotronics company operates in two business segments, Advanced Technology Group and Consumer Products Group. The Advanced Technology Group segment designs, manufactures, and markets various servo-control components, which convert an electrical current into a mechanical force or movement and other related products. It offers torque motors, electromagnetic actuators, hydraulic valves, and pneumatic valves primarily to the commercial aerospace, missile, aircraft, and government related industries, as well as to medical and industrial markets. This segment also produces metallic seals of various cross-sectional configurations, which fit between two surfaces to produce leak-proof joint, as well as to close tolerances from alloy steels. It markets its products to the United States Government, government prime contractors, government subcontractors, commercial manufacturers, and end users through Servotronics's professional staff. The Consumer Products Group segment designs, manufactures, and sells various cutlery products, including kitchen knives, such as steak, carving, bread, butcher, and paring knives for household use, as well as for use in restaurants, institutions, and private industries; and pocket and other types of knives for hunting, fishing, and camping.

Cordova Bolt is a distributor of standard and special fasteners and hardware. It distributes fasteners including screws, rivets, nuts, bolts, anchors, pins, and washers. Specific items include expansion anchors, drywall screws, formed and forged fittings, lockwashers, metal building fasteners, special threaded products, socket screw products, and thread rod. Cordova Bolt boasts that it is has more than 15 million pounds of fasteners in stock. President Moses Cordova launched his first nuts-and-bolts distributing firm (Circle Bolt) in 1967. He sold that company in 1972 and founded Cordova Bolt in 1975. The Cordova family owns and manages the company.

Carmel Container Systems Ltd. is Israel's largest designer and manufacturer of paper-based packaging solutions for the agricultural, food and beverage, and industrial sectors. Carmel offers its customers the most comprehensive range of packaging systems available in Israel for use in both local and export markets. The company's product line includes premium quality corrugated shipping containers, triple-wall containers for sea/air shipments and the packaging of sensitive instruments, shipping pallets, as well as folding cartons and laminated e-flute consumer packaging. Carmel Container Systems is a public company. It's principal shareholders are Kraft Group Inc., a Boston-based paper and packaging group whose chairman, Robert Kraft, is chairman of Carmel's board; American-Israeli Paper Mills; and the Israeli investment firm, Ampal.The company's head office is situated in the Caesarea Industrial Park.Carmel Container Systems employs approximately 750 employees in its various facilities, and has an annual turnover of some $100 million, positioning Carmel Container Systems company as one of Israel's top 100 industrial firms.

Shop-Vac Corporation is the leading manufacturer of wet/dry vacuums and their accessories (filters, hoses, nozzles, and replacement parts) for home and industrial use. The company also sells a two-in-one product, the Blow Vac. Shop-Vac sells its vacuums online (Amazon.com) and in home improvement centers, such as Lowe's, as well as in appliance, discount (Wal-Mart Stores), and hardware stores (Ace Hardware), nationwide and in Canada. The company also sells replacement parts, filters, and other accessories online.

Fu Sheng Industrial makes industrial air compressors, golf club heads, and lead frames for integrated circuits. Its Fu Sheng Machinery division, founded in 1953, makes air compressors, refrigerant compressors, and air dryers. A top manufacturer of golf club heads, Fu Sheng Sporting Goods sells to every premium golf club maker in the world. Its US-based FS-Precision Tech subsidiary makes titanium and alloy investment castings such as orthopedic implants, turbochargers, jet engine diffusers, and other parts. The company operates globally through subsidiaries in China, Germany, Taiwan, Vietnam, and the US. Oaktree Capital Management acquired control of Fu Sheng in 2007 for about $850 million.

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