Mono Pumps Ltd. company manufactures and sells cavity pumps, pumping systems, grinders, screens, and universal parts. It distributes products to a wide range of industrial sectors including the water and wastewater, pulp and paper, chemical, food and beverage, mining, oil and gas, pharmaceutical, solar, and agriculture markets. The company's products are sold through a network of distributors worldwide. Mono Pumps is a subsidiary of oilfield equipment specialist National Oilwell Varco and owns and operates manufacturing divisions in Argentina, Australia, Canada, China, France, New Zealand, the UK, and the US.

Multiquip, a diverse manufacturer and supplier of world class quality industrial products and solutions, is an established and proven company, well positioned for steady, long-term growth and committed to investing and maintaining high quality, reliable products and exceptional customer service. Founded in 1973, Multiquip is one of the largest, most diversified manufacturers and suppliers of world class quality products and solutions for the construction, industrial, telecom, government, military/aerospace, municipalities/federal, entertainment, and oil and gas exploration markets. Multiquip's comprehensive product portfolio encompasses light to medium construction equipment, power generators and lighting. With distribution partners in Asia, United Kingdom, Latin America and Europe, Multiquip has worldwide reach; they distribute products in more than 70 countries through thousands of authorized distribution partners.

The Milan-based company makes sub-marine and underground power cables needed to transmit high-voltage electricity and high-speed broadband. Prysmian operates through two main divisions: Energy Cables & Systems produces industrial cables needed for cars, trains, and underground mining, while its Telecom Cables & Systems division makes optical, fiber, and copper cables for video, data, and voice transmission. Prysmian S.p.A. company sells its products worldwide to such customers as Verizon, Siemens, and France Telecom. Prysmian has over 50 plants in 21 countries, subsidiaries in 38 countries, and seven R&D centers in Europe, and North and South America.

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.

Wong's Kong King International (WKK) began as an equipment and services provider to the printed circuit board industry in 1975. It has since diversified, adding electronic toys, consumer electronics, and manufacturing equipment distribution, as well as turnkey factory setup services. It has also entered new industries, including fast food, travel, and original equipment manufacturing services. WKK has offices in China, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and the US. Asian customers provide about three-quarters of sales.

Established in 1993, S&V is led by its founder, CEO Senthil Kumar. S&V Industries is a sorcerer! More specifically, it is a market agent and logistics provider of raw materials for OEMs in automotive, as well as railroad, farm machinery, and construction equipment industries. A one-stop-shop, S&V supplies polymeric (natural or synthetic compounds) and engineered products, including oil seals, power transmission belts, mud flaps, rubber matting, castings, forgings, machined components, and, even whole tire and rubber pieces (for tire makers).

Sandusky International Inc. was founded in 1904 by William Millspaugh who patented the centrifugal casting process still used by the company today. Sandusky company supplies such items as stainless steel and bronze suction roll shells, polycast shells, flexible and rigid pipe rolls, and accessories for its products. Sandusky also offers maintenance and rebuilding services, as well as instructional classes on self-maintenance. As a secondary business, the company provides ingot and toll melting services to the stainless steel market. Sandusky company has two foundries (US and Scotland) and three service centers (US, Scotland, and South Africa).

Chase Corporation engages in the manufacture and sale of specialty tapes, laminates, sealants, and coatings, as well as in the provision of contract assembly services for the electronics industry worldwide. Chase Corporation company operates in two segments, Specialized Manufacturing and Electronic Manufacturing Services. The Specialized Manufacturing segment offers insulating and conducting materials for the manufacture of electrical and telephone wire and cable, electrical splicing, and terminating and repair tapes, which are marketed to wire and cable manufacturers; protective pipe coating tapes and other protectants for valves, regulators, casings, joints, metals, concrete, and wood, which are sold to oil companies, gas utilities, and pipeline companies; protectants for highway bridge deck metal supported surfaces that are sold to municipal transportation authorities; and moisture protective coatings for the electronics industry. This segment also provides laminated durable papers, which are sold primarily to the envelope converting and commercial printing industries; flexible composites and laminates for the wire and cable, aerospace, packaging, and industrial laminate markets; and expansion and control joint systems designed for roads, bridges, stadiums, and airport runways.

Ewing Irrigation Products, Inc. was founded in 1922 as Atlas Lawn Sprinkler in San Francisco. King W. Ewing acquired and renamed Ewing Irrigation Products, Inc. in 1948. His family still owns and operates Ewing Irrigation Products. Ewing Irrigation Products company wholesales irrigation equipment and supplies for commercial and residential yards, golf courses, landscaping, and turf maintenance. Ewing's industrial plastics division serves customers in aquaculture, food processing, industrial process piping, plumbing, printed circuit board manufacturing, pool and spa construction, and water treatment. The company operates through more than 190 branch locations in 22 southern and western states.

APO Holdings, doing business as APO Pumps and Compressors, distributes air compressor systems, pumps, and heat exchangers. Major brands include American Pneumatic, Ingersoll-Rand, Floway, and Toyo. The company also provides repairs, rentals, and technical services, which include air system audits and flow and pressure studies. It is Ohio's largest compressed air and pump sales and service provider. APO Pumps and Compressors began operating in 1967; it has offices in Canton, Cleveland, and Columbus, Ohio.

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