Amsted Industries Incorporated, through its divisions and subsidiaries, manufactures industrial components for the railroad, vehicular, and construction and building markets. Amsted Industries company offers railroad products, including wheels, tapered roller bearings, truck systems, draft gears and cushion units, couplers and connectors, draft sills, locomotive draft gears, center plates, constant contact side bearings, springs, and rail anchors; and vehicular products, such as aluminum and iron wheel hubs, aluminum castings, automatic transmission, reaction plates and one-way clutches, brake drums, molded plastic components, piston pins, power metal parts, and steering column components.

Jore makes power tool accessories and hand tools under retailers' private labels and for power tool manufacturers. Products include drill sets, driver bits, quick-change systems, and related accessories. Customers have included Stanley Black & Decker, and Sears. In addition to private-label manufacturing, Jore markets products under its Rocky Mountain Twist and Montana Brand names. The company was founded in 1990. It was acquired out of bankruptcy in 2002 by Western Mortgage and Realty for about $30 million.

Tanury Industries still finds a way to put a fine and shiny finish on things. The specialty manufacturer creates jewelry-like metal finishes using electroplating and PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) applications. Tanury Industries utilizes these coating technologies primarily in aircraft (latches, seatbelts, and reading lights), automotive (emblems and nameplates), electronic (non-conductive materials), jewelry, plumbing, and external and internal medical devices (eyewear and implant equipment). Tanury Industries is a family-owned business. The company was founded in 1946 and made costume jewelry.

G. Bopp USA is the US subsidiary of G. Bopp + Co. AG, a Swiss manufacturer of wire mesh products used in a variety of manufacturing processes. The company's product line includes stainless steel wire cloth used for screen-printing circuit boards, wire cloth for sieving and sizing, steel mesh heat-resistant screens, and twilled dutch weave ultra-fine filter cloth. It also provides mesh tension measuring instruments, meters, and mesh counters to ensure high quality and consistent screen manufacturing.

AirBoss of America has a compounding interest in the rubber industry. AirBoss of America Corp. company is the second-largest custom rubber compounding and mixing enterprise in North America. AirBoss caters to manufacturers of everything from tires and conveyor belts to auto parts and gas masks. Its rubber compounding subsidiary supplies mixed rubber for transportation and industrial parts manufacturing. Hand, foot, and respiratory protective wear for defense markets is developed and sold through an Engineered Products subsidiary. This subsidiary also produces calendared and extruded rubber products for industrial and recreational OEMs. SunBoss Chemical, a 50% joint venture, sources chemicals used in the rubber compounding business.

Beaulieu of America is the largest carpet-only manufacturer in the world. Beaulieu rolls out a line of berber, commercial, and indoor/outdoor (nonwoven, turf) carpet. Through its dealers, carpets are distributed to home improvement chains, including The Home Depot and Lowe's Companies, and commercial contractors. The company's 30-some facilities operate in North America and Australia. Consumer brands include Bliss, Coronet, and Hollytex. The company produces commercial products under the FashionSmart label, in collaboration with Armstrong's lineup. The Beaulieu Group is controlled by the Bouckaert family.

centrotherm photovoltaics AG company, known as CTPV, provides production lines and equipment for manufacturing solar cells and films. It also offers engineering and process-technology services and turnkey production set ups. Operating through six subsidiaries, CTPV supplies manufacturers of crystalline solar cells and thin-film solar cells, as well as solar silicon, including German firms Q-Cells and ErSol along with others in North America, Asia, and Europe. CTPV was formed in 2005 but traces its roots to the 1990s when it was part of centrotherm Elektrische Anlagen. The family of CEO Robert Hartung controls CPTV.

Transbotics Corporation engages in the design and sale of integrated material handling transportation products and solutions to customers primarily in the manufacturing sector in North America. It specializes in the integration of automatic guided vehicles (AGVs) with other types of automation equipment, primarily loading, unloading, and packaging technologies to provide an automation solution. The company's AGV system products and services are used in various industries, including automotive, publishing, paper, consumer products, and electronics. Transbotics sells these systems directly to end-users, and also as a subcontractor to suppliers of larger automation solutions. It also sells vehicle controls hardware, software, engineering services, and other components to existing owners of AGV systems. In addition, the company distributes industrial robots manufactured by KUKA Roboter GmbH.

Cameron Valves & Measurement (V&M) group enters the field. A division of oilfield services company Cameron International, V&M manufactures a slate of actuators, chokes, and valves for the petroleum and process industry. Its products help direct, control, and measure the flow of oil and gas from wellheads to refineries and power generation plants. Customers are oil and gas majors and independents, construction companies, pipeline operators, and drilling contractors. V&M lines are known by brands such as Demco (butterfly and gate valves), Thornhill Craver (chokes), Navco (ball and gate valves), and NuFlo (measurement systems).

SAMUEL MANU-TECH is strapped in and ready to go. The company's operations are divided into packaging and metal processing. Packaging manufactures and distributes steel and plastic strapping, as well as related machinery and tools. It also distributes specialized metal products including wire rope and chain. The metal processing division makes stainless steel and carbon steel tubular products, welded assemblies and roll formed products, steel pickling and processing, and steel pressure vessels. Industries served range from railway to heavy construction, commercial and residential building, road and marine transport, and renewable energy. Canada-based Samuel, Son & Co. acquired SAMUEL MANU-TECH in 2010.

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