Pursuit Dynamics plc company manufactures a line of pressurized fluid-handling products based on its proprietary PDX technology. Its products use compressed air or steam to increase the speed of fluid flow in industrial processes. The PDX Basilisk is designed for military and commercial customers and provides a continuous fine mist that can be used for decontaminating or coating surfaces. PDX Firemist offers fire and explosion suppression capabilities. Customers span such industries as food and beverage, military, oil and gas, wastewater, nuclear energy, and pharmaceuticals. Pursuit Dynamics sells its products through distributors in Europe and the US.

EOS GmbH Electro Optical Systems has its eye on the laser-sintering systems business. EOS company's products are divided into three divisions: EOSING P, which creates models, prototypes, and end products from plastic; EOSINT M, which produces parts and tooling for injection molding from metal powders; and EOSINT S, which allows direct production of molds and cores in foundry sand for metal casting. Customers include companies in the aerospace, automotive, electronics, medical, and robotics industries. EOS was founded by CEO and majority shareholder Hans Langer in 1989.

Voith AG operates in the paper, energy, mobility, and service markets worldwide. The company operates through four segments: Voith Hydro, Voith Paper, Voith Turbo, and Voith Industrial Services. The Voith Hydro segment supplies hydroelectric equipment, technology, and services to the renewable energy market. It offers hydro power components, such as Francis, Pelton, Kaplan, bulb, and pump turbines for the hydro power plants. This segment also produces generators and generator drive units for various kinds of turbines, as well as excitation and diagnostic systems, frequency converters, insulation systems, switching systems for voltages, and transformers. The Voith Paper segment provides process lines for the papermaking industry. This segment develops solutions for the paper making process for various types of paper comprising graphic grades, board, packaging papers, tissue paper, and special-purpose papers. It also manufactures forming fabrics, wet felts, and dryer fabrics for the cellulose and paper industry.

Leeds Group is now a small collection of subsidiary companies. Its Hemmers-Itex Textil Import Export subsidiary distributes cloth for apparel and home furnishings across Europe. The company withdrew from textile manufacturing, its traditional business, as the industry began to contract in Europe and move to emerging markets. It is now primarily focused on the import and sale of Asian fabrics in Europe. Today it sells about 35 million linear feet of fabric per year. Johan Claesson and UK entrepreneur Peter Gyllenhammer are major shareholders of Leeds Group.

Polyair is an industry leader in the North American protective packaging market. We offer a full product line-up of bubble, foam, mailers, insulation and integrated packaging systems, including our innovative AirSpace air pillow machines. We take great pride in all our products and challenge anyone to compete with our quality. Polyair's commitment to providing unique products and complete systems has allowed us to push the envelope on protective packaging products. We offer more than products. Polyair goes beyond customer expectations to provide complete solutions that satisfy all of their clients' growing business needs. Polyair operates 8 manufacturing facilities, seven of which are in the US, where we generate the majority of our sales.

Metals USA Building Products Canada produces stone-coated metal roofing materials. Allmet manufactures its high-end lineup from steel, coated with ceramic grains to achieve a variety of traditional building material finishes. Allmet's products are marketed in North America under the Continental, Shadowline, and Woodshake brands. The company serves architects, commercial contractors, and residential customers through independent distributors, with installation frequently through home improvement contractors. Formerly Dura-Loc Roofing Systems, the company was purchased by Metals USA in 2006, and renamed in 2007.

Lock Joint Tube manufactures mechanical and structural grade steel tubing for OEM and metal fabricators. The company's various sized and shaped tubing offers a breadth of applications, from bedside tables and wheelchairs to IV stands and hand railings used in medical facilities. Customers hail from the automotive, healthcare, office furniture, and exercise and display fixtures market. Lock Joint Tube is privately held by Lerman Enterprises (a network of four industrial metal companies), which also owns Indiana-based Steel Warehouse Company, Inc.

Founded in 1987 as Tycom Corporation, Kyocera Tycom Corporation became a subsidiary of San Diego-based Kyocera International in 2001. Kyocera Tycom manufactures carbide cutting tools, such as countersinks, drills, drill bits, end mills, scoring tools, routers, router bits, and end mills, while also providing resharpening services. Kyocera Tycom Corporation company caters to the industrial, electronics, medical, and aerospace sectors. Its primary market focus is the printed circuit board industry. In addition to its home in Southern California, Kyocera Tycom maintains operations in Canada, China, Hong Kong, Japan, and other parts of the US. It is also the US distributor for sister subsidiary Kyocera Advanced Ceramics cutlery and kitchen tools.

Jungheinrich is getting rich from the development of urban jungles around the world. Jungheinrich is one of Europe's leading manufacturers of material handling equipment, such as pallet-lifting trucks and forklifts. Other products include high-lift order pickers, racks, reach trucks, and sidelift trucks. Jungheinrich company manufactures its products under the Jungheinrich and MIC brand names. It also services, leases, and resells equipment. Jungheinrich offers product logistics consulting, radio data transmission services, and warehouse administration software. Jungheinrich company sells its products worldwide directly, as well as through distributors and dealers.

Highway engineer J. J. (Joe) Swanson and Wyoming contractor W. A. Norris founded Nebraska Machinery Company in 1938. Nebraska Machinery Company sells and leases new and used Caterpillar equipment through locations in Nebraska and Iowa. Besides the Caterpillar brand, Nebraska Machinery company sells other makes of equipment including Blue Giant, Hawker, Princeton, and Taylor-Dunn. NMC serves customers in the agricultural, construction, industrial, and material handling industries. It operates nine rental stores in Nebraska and Iowa. Nebraska Machinery opened a repair facility in Lincoln, Nebraska, to service highway truck engines.

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