Philips Solid-State Lighting Solutions (formerly Color Kinetics) can give a chameleon a run for its money. Philips Solid-State Lighting Solutions company, operating as Philips Color Kinetics, makes digital lighting products for a variety of commercial and consumer applications. Its Chromacore products generates virtually millions of colors and a variety of dynamic lighting effects using microprocessor-controlled light emitting diodes (LEDs). The company also makes power supplies and controllers used in conjunction with its lighting products. Customers come from the aerospace, architectural, entertainment, and vending and gaming industries. Philips Color Kinetics is part of Luminaires, itself a division of Royal Philips Electronics' lighting unit.

Sundyne Corporation company designs and manufactures centrifugal pumps, compressors, and blowers for the process fluid and gas industries. Its products are geared primarily towards petrochemical, food and dairy, refinery, pharmaceutical, and general industry applications. Sundyne also offers factory overhaul and repair, parts supply, and engineering services. Sundyne Corporation company maintains manufacturing locations in France, Germany, Japan, the UK, and the US. It serves customers in more than 100 countries. Sundyne is a subsidiary of UTC's Hamilton Sundstrand unit.

Vidrala, S.A. company makes some 600 products, including bottles for soft drinks, water, oil, vinegar, juices, beers, and wine. Founded in 1965, Vidrala operates about 10 melting furnaces, with an annual production capacity of 950,000 tons in five different color glass containers. About 15% of its sales come from exporting its products outside Spain.

ITT Corporation designs, manufactures, and sells a range of engineered products, and provides related services worldwide. The company’s Defense segment provides a range of information, situational awareness, and electronic warfare systems for multiple military aircraft, surface ships, submarines, and ground vehicles; systems integration, communications, engineering, and technical support solutions; a range of research, technologies, and engineering support services to government, industrial, and commercial customers; and systems support solutions for combat equipment, tactical information systems, and facilities management. This segment also offers wireless networking systems for tactical military and government systems; hardware and software for the U.S. government, law enforcement agencies, and commercial use; night vision equipment; and remote sensing and navigation solutions to customers in the defense, intelligence, space science, and commercial aerospace communities. The company’s Fluid segment offers water and wastewater treatment solutions, pumps, valves, control systems, and related technologies for industrial, commercial, and municipal customers. ITT Corporation’s Motion and Flow segment provides shock absorbers and brake friction materials for the transportation industry; electrical connectors used in telecommunications, computers, aerospace, and industrial applications; and a range of pumps and tailored products for marine, beverage, and general industrial markets. It was formerly known as ITT Industries, Inc. and changed its name to ITT Corporation in July 2006.

FINN Corporation company manufactures a line of landscape and erosion control machinery, which are used for mulching, seed distribution, watering, fire and dust suppression, fertilizing, straw blowing, and other purposes. FINN also sells turf-enhancing additives such as plant hormones, microbial bacteria (to aid germination and fight disease), and polymers. Its customers include golf courses, land development companies, residential and commercial landscaping businesses, fire departments, sports fields, and farmers. Selling its products through dealers, FINN distributes throughout the US and Canada, and also distributes to select international markets.

Automotion Inc. designs and manufactures the hardware for package conveyor systems and sorters for distribution centers, warehousing facilities, and manufacturing plants. Products include belt, belt-driven live roller, V belt-driven live roller, shaft-driven live roller, and sortation conveyors, as well as direct-drive gearmotors. Automotion's partners supply a number of services and products including systems controls, pallet conveyors, steel fabrication, installation, and lifetime support. A subsidiary of Wynright Corp., Automotion distributes its products throughout North and South America. Customers include Crate & Barrel, General Medical, McGraw-Hill, and Pac Sun, to name a few.

Euramax supplies about 10,000 metal fabricated products, largely used in residential repair and remodeling, commercial construction, and, to a lesser extent, RV markets in North America and Europe. Most of Euramax's products are fabricated from aluminum, but the company also manufactures materials out of steel, vinyl, and copper. Core lines are preformed drainage systems for roofs, and metal roofing and siding, roll-coated aluminum, and aluminum siding for RVs. Customers include contractors and home improvement retailers; distributors; and transportation and other OEMs. In mid-2010 Euramax filed to go public.

DoALL wants to be the end-all and the be-all of metal-cutting saws. For eight decades, it has engineered and manufactured saw machinery and accessories for the metalworking industry. DoALL has four business segments: Saw Blades (Invader-X, Penetrator, Structurall), Band Saws (Triple Chip, Metal Master, Set Tooth), Cutting Fluids (coolants and lubricating agents), and Material Handling (customized machining needs). DoALL's Global Industrial Supply (DGI Supply) division operates a global network of supply centers, and its Continental Hydraulics division designs and manufactures pumps, valves and power units. Founded in 1927, DoALL Company is owned by the founding Wilkie family and is headed by Michael Wilkie.

Anchor Lamina produces and sells die sets, mold supplies, and precision parts for metalworking and plastic forming equipment. Its Die Set unit customizes die sets and steel plates, and offers torch cutting, grinding, and machining services. Lamina Components makes metal parts and assemblies for mechanical tooling and machine building. Metal and steel plate fabrications used in constructing complex frames are made by Reliance Fabrications. European unit Anchor Lamina GmbH specializes in large dies, and complex steel plates for vehicles. The company caters to a diversity of auto, industrial, and textile OEMs. Anchor Lamina is owned by Connell Limited Partnership.

Curtiss-Wright Flow Control knows how to blow off a little steam. A Curtiss-Wright subsidiary, CWFC manufactures a slew of valves (steam relief, butterfly, solenoid), pumps, motors, generators, and related products to manage the pressure and flow of liquids and vapors. Its lineup is used in military/aerospace propulsion systems, equipment for nuclear power plants, refineries, petrochemical and chemical plants, as well as various industrial applications. Curtiss company also offers installation services. CWFC's two dozen-plus businesses include Farris Engineering, Sprague Products, Enertech, Target Rock, and DeltaValve. Farris is one of the world's top makers of pressure-relief valves used in processing industries.

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