Midwest Air Technologies' (MAT) offerings include chain-link fencing for dog kennels, wire and plastic fencing for residential and agricultural use, and lawn and garden decor (arbors, topiaries). Products are made under the G&B, FarmGard, and TomatoGard brands. The company has more than 20 manufacturing plants and warehouses in the US, Europe, India, and China. MAT, a unit of MAT Holdings, was founded in 1984 by Dr. Steve Wang.

Talan Products offers custom metal stamping, tube forming, and tube fabrication services; it also provides machine processing services such as bending, countersinking, drilling, and welding. Talan Products makes a range of tooling and engineered parts for customers in the automotive, construction, consumer appliance, defense, and hardware markets. Talan Products' primary business is mid- to high-volume metal stampings. Founders and company executives -- CEO Steve Peplin, president Pete Accorti, and manufacturing VP Pat Parziale -- own and run the company.

EnerSys engages in the manufacture and sale of industrial batteries. It also offers related direct current power products, including chargers, electronic power equipment, and various battery accessories. EnerSys's products include reserve power products or stationary power batteries that are used primarily for backup power applications to provide continuous power supply in case of main/primary power failure or outage. Its reserve power batteries are also used for telecommunications systems, uninterruptible power systems, specialty power, and switchgear and electrical control systems applications, as well as commercial and military aircraft, submarines, and tactical military vehicles applications. EnerSys's products also comprise motive power products, which are used to provide power primarily for electric industrial forklift trucks. Its motive power products are also used in mining equipment and railroad equipment; and by material handling equipment dealers and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), as well as by end users, such as manufacturers, distributors, warehouse operators, retailers, airports, mine operators, and railroads. In addition, the company provides related after-market and customer-support services for industrial batteries. It markets and sells its reserve power batteries principally under the PowerSafe, DataSafe, Hawker, Genesis, Odyssey, Varta, and Cyclon brands; and motive power batteries principally under the Hawker, EnerSys Ironclad, General Battery, Fiamm Motive Power, and Express brands.

Capps Manufacturing makes and assembles aircraft parts, including door assemblies, wings, components, and sheet metal pieces, at its 80,000 sq. ft. plant. Services include machining, roll forming, hydro forming, extrusion and skin stretch forming, component assembly, and heat treating. Customers include Boeing, Cessna, Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, and other major aircraft makers. Capps differentiates itself by doing assembly work few other companies have the desire to take on. Owner and president Barney Capps started Capps Manufacturing in 1983.

KMC Controls allows its customers to remain cool under pressure. KMC Controls company makes HVAC actuators, relays, sensors, switches, thermostats, and transformers, as well as building automation system components, such as digital controllers, power meters, and modem interfaces. Products are sold by distributors throughout Canada and the US. KMC Controls pioneered the development of pneumatic control devices for HVAC applications, and was a major player in the production of analog electronic controls used in building system design.

Timken Company tries to keep its bearings straight. Timken makes bearings that find their way into products from consumer appliances to railroad cars. It also makes power transmission components, from automotive gear shafts and connecting rods to aircraft engine components. In addition, Timken makes more than 450 grades of alloy and carbon steels, producing bars, billets, tubing, and custom components for automotive and industrial applications. It also offer power transmission components, lubricants, seals, and motion control systems. About 60% of sales come from the US. Five generations of the Timken family have served the company since its founding by one-time carriage maker Henry Timken in 1899.

CYP Technologies, a joint venture of Davis & Davis Rugs Inc. and Burtco, Inc., was formed in late 2001 when it purchased the patents, trademarks, trade names, and intellectual property belonging to Tapistron International Inc. (which had gone into Chapter 11 protection from creditors for the second time) for the purpose of making computerized yarn-placement machinery. CYP Technologies primarily sells to customers in Japan and stateside in Dalton, Georgia.

Chairman and founder Robert Atkins and his family owns Atkins Machinery. Atkins Machinery does not distribute gadgets designed to help you lose weight, unless you have an appetite for used textile equipment. Atkins Machinery company sells pre-owned equipment used in the textile industry. Atkins Machinery sells products such as fiber spinning and drawing equipment, fiber cutters, and knotting machines to customers around the globe. It also sells complete manufacturing plants.

Chargeurs is a wool processor and maker of pure and blended wool products. Its global operations produce wool blends, wool-based fabrics, and woven and non-woven garment interlinings. Chargeurs also makes other non-wool fabrics, as well as self-adhesive protective linings used for temporary protection of surfaces for the appliance, building, and transportation industries. The company is cutting back its spinning, weaving, and finishing operations. Chargeurs operates in more than 35 countries. Current CEO and Chairman Eduardo Malone and former CEO Jerome Seydoux jointly control about a third of Chargeurs.

Manitex International, Inc. is a leading North American manufacturer of engineered lifting equipment that operates in the $110 billion U.S. industrial machinery industry. The Company’s Manitex division is a major player in the $400 million North American Boom Truck Industry. The Manitex family includes: Manitex Boom Trucks, SkyCrane Aerial Platforms / Sign Cranes, and USTC Trolley Boom Products. The Manitex Liftking division manufactures a complete line of rough terrain forklifts and special mission oriented vehicles, as well as other specialized carriers, heavy material handling transporters and steel mill equipment which are utilized in the commercial and military markets.In addition to providing industry leading engineered lifting equipment, Manitex International divisions also offer replacement parts to help service your lifting equipment investment, together with a wide array of service support, and training programs. Manitex Inc have taken parts ordering and tracking to the next level of service with their "UPTIME" program which provides replacement parts, 24hrs a day, 7 days a week, via an online ordering and tracking system. This functionality will soon be extended to all Manitex International, Inc. companies.In July 2010, the company's subsidiary CVS Ferrari srl entered into an exclusive agreement to operate the business of CVS SPA in liquidation. CVS Ferrari srl operates from facilities near Milan, Italy and adds a complete range of container handling equipment to our portfolio, supplying container handling equipment to ports and inter-modal customers on a worldwide basis.

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