Scot Forge forges ahead in the manufacturing of open-die and rolled-ring forgings used for couplings, drive shafts, flanges, heat exchanger bodies, and ship shafts. The employee-owned company's customers are in the construction, defense, energy, general industrial machinery, power generation, and shipbuilding industries. A signature product is the Tartan Bar -- not a Scottish candy, but solid-center, rolled-surface round bars of metal. Scot Forge has a specialty alloy services team to help customers select specialty materials for open-die forgings and rolled rings. The manufacturer, which ships more than 250 million pounds of forgings a year, was founded in 1893.

NTN Corporation company manufactures metal and plastic bearings (from one millimeter to five meters in diameter) for use in almost any machine or mechanical system, including automobiles, jet engines, stereos, computers, and household appliances. NTN also makes precision processing and automated production equipment used in the high-tech industry, including CD inspection and LCD repair systems. NTN's automated production equipment includes bearings, spindles, and positioning tables. NTN also supplies the automobile industry with constant velocity joints (CVJ) that are used in four-wheel drive and independent suspension vehicles. Asia represents the company's largest market.

Dongkuk Steel Mill is South Korea's third largest steel producer. As the country's first producer of heavy steel plates, Dongkuk operates multiple plants, churning out an annual production capacity of 3 million tons of crude steel. Its products include steel plates, H-sections, general sections, and steel bars, of which annually more than 4 million tons are produced for ship building, boilers and pressure vessels, welded structures, and concrete reinforcement. Since its founding in 1954, the company has grown into a formidable player in the international steel market, with subsidiaries and affiliates in the US, Japan, Brazil, and China.

Tennant Company engages in the design, manufacture, and marketing cleaning solutions worldwide. The company's floor maintenance and outdoor cleaning equipment, chemical-free cleaning technologies, specialty surface coatings, and related products are used to clean and coat surfaces in factories, office buildings, parking lots and streets, airports, hospitals, schools, warehouses, and shopping centers. It also offers sub-compact outdoor sweeping machines. The company markets its products and services to building service contract cleaners, end-user businesses, healthcare facilities, and schools, as well as local, state, and federal governments through its direct sales and service organization, and authorized distributors worldwide. Tennant Company was founded in 1870 and is based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Ludeca Company distributes a range of tools designed to reduce human error in preventive, predictive, and corrective machinery maintenance. Founded in 1979, Ludeca, Inc. sells and rents equipment for laser alignment, balancing, and vibration analysis, in addition to offering a slate of repair and training services. Ludeca acts as an official distributor in the US, Venezuela, and the Caribbean, of OEMs, including PROFTECHNIK alignment systems and monitoring equipment. Ludeca also resells Mobius vibration equipment. Ludeca company's customers are OEMs in industries from wind energy to oil and gas, petrochemical, construction, HVAC, and industrial process.

Productos Laminados de Monterrey, S.A. de C.V. (PROLAMSA) fabricates cold-rolled, hot-rolled, or galvanized steel coils into steel tubular shapes, such as rectangular, round, and square tubing. In the company's early days it provided primarily smaller products with regional demand, such as hen cages. The company's main customers today are in the construction, furniture, and industrial manufacturing industries throughout North America. The company's founder, Don Juan Montemayor Mart�nez, began working in tin shops at age 14 earning one peso per week.

Quorum International makes decorative residential-lighting fixtures and ceiling fans. Quorum company, which claims the position of being the world's largest fan and lighting fixture maker, also makes ceiling mounts, chandeliers, entry lighting, pendants, outdoor lighting, track and recessed fixtures, vanity lighting fixtures, wall mounts, and sconces. Additionally, it manufactures door chimes and lampshades. Quorum International markets its products throughout the US as well as Central America and the Caribbean.

Strobic Air Corporation, a recognized technological leader in the air movement industry, specializes in technologically advanced exhaust systems for laboratory fume hoods in university, public health, government, chemical, pharmaceutical, industrial and other process industries. With three decades of experience in addressing the needs of laboratory researchers and facility owners, Strobic Air has continued to develop and enhance its Tri-Stack™ Roof Exhaust systems to provide even greater flows, lower energy costs and decreased noise levels.Strobic Air Tri-Stack laboratory fume hood and process exhaust systems meet requirements of ANSI Z9.5 (2003), American National Standard for Laboratory Ventilation. The award winning Tri-Stack systems are available for single exhaust or manifold systems on a common plenum up to 240,000 cfm. They offer maintenance free, continuous operation. Unsightly tall stacks, with associated expensive mounting hardware and guy wires are eliminated. And Tri-Stack reduces static pressure in the system by approximately 2" w.g. Strobic Air offers the free services of our Safety Design Response Team to customers and designers for review of new and retrofit designs. The team can frequently help reduce duct run costs, decrease system pressure drops, and provide a lower, aesthetically pleasing roof line.

Engineered Materials Solutions (EMS) is so very glad to bring you clad metals and electrical contacts (in button, inlay, toplay, rivet forms). With clad metals, EMS bonds two or more alloys (such as aluminum and steel) using a high pressure process to roll a layered metal composite. Offering a cost-effective alternative to a traditional single metal, the company manufactures pieces for appliance, automotive, electrical, HVAC, and telecommunications markets. The US Mint has used its cladding for coinage. Although its roots date back to 1916, EMS gained prominence when it bought the clad metals division of Texas Instruments. Wickeder Westfalenstahl, a Germany-based metal fabrication company, acquired EMS in 2007.

Marathon Equipment Company of Dover makes waste handling and recycling equipment for all manner of public places: malls, arenas and stadiums, hotels and motels, schools, and apartment buildings. Marathon's equipment includes compactors (vertical, stationary, self-contained, etc.), containers, baling systems (auto- and manual -tie systems, horizontal and vertical), and conveying systems. Marathon Equipment company operates manufacturing locations in Alabama, Nevada, and Pennsylvania. Its business is primarily within the US.

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