Ingersoll-Rand Industrial Technologies (ITS) appreciate a breath of fresh (compressed) air. The Industrial Technologies business segment of Ingersoll-Rand (IR) marries multiple companies that design, manufacture, sell, and service industrial and commercial products, ranging from pumps, air compressors, tools, material and fluid handling equipment, and microturbines to Club Car branded golf and utility vehicles. The segment straddles three arenas: Air Solutions (compressed air systems); Productivity Solutions (material and fluid handling systems); and Energy Systems (onsite alternative electric power and thermal energy through microturbine technology).

John Deere Thibodaux company is the world's largest manufacturer of sugar cane equipment. Founded in 1965 as CAMECO Industries, the Deere & Company subsidiary builds and distributes sugarcane harvesters, as well as earth-moving scrapers, landscape loaders (a claw-like arm), and related parts. It is conveniently located in the heart of Louisiana's sugar cane country, but also sells to cane farmers in Africa, Asia, Australia, and Latin America. John Deere Thibodaux services the machinery it makes, as well as offers pre-owned equipment. The subsidiary is part of John Deere's family of agriculture and turf businesses.

Paul Mueller Company, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells stainless steel tanks and industrial processing equipment. Paul Mueller company operates in four segments: Industrial Equipment, Dairy Farm Equipment, Field Fabrication, and Transportation. The Industrial Equipment segment offers food, beverage, chemical, and industrial processing equipment; and industrial heat transfer, biopharmaceutical, pure water, thermal energy storage, and commercial refrigeration equipment to industrial customers. The Dairy Farm Equipment segment provides milk-cooling and storage equipment and accessories, refrigeration units, and heat recovery equipments for use in dairy farms, through independent dealers. The Field Fabrication segment offers large field-fabricated tanks and vessels, such as large stainless steel storage tanks for sanitary and industrial process applications. The Transportation segment delivers products to customers, and backhauls of materials and components. This segment also offers contract carriage for third parties.

Woodward Governor Company manufactures and services a slew of energy control and optimization systems used in aircraft and vehicles, turbine and piston engines, and electrical power equipment. Made primarily in the US and Germany, its lineup is divided into Turbine Systems, Airfame Systems, Engine Systems, and Electrical Power Systems (listed by sales magnitude). Woodward Governor company serves OEMs and prime contractors worldwide in commercial and military aerospace, power generation and distribution, and transportation. These include GE (17% of sales), Caterpillar, Nordex, and United Technologies. Woodward Governor garners about half of its sales outside the US.

Established in 1935, Murata Machinery makes textile machinery (spinning frames, automatic winders, staple fiber band lines, and texturing machines), machine tools (turning machines, spindle and self-loading chuckers), sheet metal machinery (punch presses and CAD/CAM software), and manufacturing logistics and automation systems (automated warehouse systems, logistics centers, sorting systems, and conveyer systems). Murata Machinery also offers fax machines and multifunction office equipment that it markets under the Muratec name.

QST continues to be family-owned and operated. The five generations of capable, visionary leadership began with Sam Haber and continued with his sons Michael and William, followed in the 1940s by Ely Lionheart, Michael's son-in-law, and Samuel Haber, William's son. The generational leadership has continued with Tom Danch, and Bill Haber. The fifth generation, the generation for the new millennium, continues with brothers Michael and Alex Danch.

Exopack manufactures flexible packaging, film, and paper options for over 1,600 customers marketing pet food to food and beverages, lawn and garden, cement, agricultural staples, and more. Its core segments produce plastic films such as laminated rollstock, converted plastics like standup pouches and edge seam bags, consumer paper for popcorn, coffee, and pet food bags, and coated products for printing, electronic, medical, or security uses. The company's facilities dot North America and the UK. Exopack originated from a merger of Exopack LLC, Cello-Foil, and The Packaging Group. It is an affiliate company of Sun Capital Partners.

Sur-Flo Plastics and Engineering, Inc., established in 1977 is an ISO certified Full-Service Manufacturing Tier One Supplier of Plastic Injection Molded Products. Sur-Flo has long established itself as a leader in “Plastics Innovation.” From creative product design, prototype and production solutions, our program management services offer an advantage to customers looking for new ideas to reduce cost and increase overall product value in both automotive and non-automotive applications. We invite you to take a closer look at Sur-Flo as we continue to strive to be “Your Complete Component Supplier.”

Established in 1905, Kokuyo sells business stationery and office furniture worldwide. Stationery products include notebooks, binders, albums, tape, and pencils. It also sells office furniture including desks, tables, chairs, and cabinets. Kokuyo sells store fixtures such as display shelves, counters, showcases, and shopping carts. Key subsidiaries include Kokuyo S&T (paper products and stationery goods), Kokuyo Furniture (office furniture), Kokuyo Store Creation (store fixtures), Kokuyo International (overseas marketing operations), and Kokuyo Commerce (mail order office supplies in China). Kokuyo owns and operates facilities in China, India, Japan, Malaysia, Thailand, the UK, the US, and Vietnam.

Hamrick Mills makes lightweight, greige-woven fabrics through two plants, Hamrick and Musgrove, in Gaffney, South Carolina. The lineup includes poly/cotton and 100% cotton blends. Hamrick Mills' fabrics are used in a diversity of applications, from home furnishings to apparel and support apparel (pockets to linings), and industrial goods (window shades to laminates for circuitry). The company makes yarn using the Murata Jet Spinning and Murata Vortex spinning machines. Common print cloth styles, along with special fabric construction weaves, are also produced. The founding Hamrick family owns and runs the company.

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