Terex lifts and digs for pay dirt; the company manufactures a slew of cranes, construction equipment, aerial platforms, and materials processing equipment. Its construction business makes compaction equipment, such as compact track loaders and excavators, as well as off-highway trucks, and road building equipment. Another arm makes various aerial lifts, from articulating to telescopic booms used in industrial and construction overhead jobs. The lines are sold worldwide to construction, as well as forestry, recycling, shipping, and utility industries, under brands Genie, Powerscreen, and Bid-Well. In 2010 the company sold its mining business to Bucyrus International.

Atlantic Tool & Die found a company to die for when it hooked up with Honda in the late 1980s. The metal stamping company serves major automakers, including Honda of America Manufacturing in Marysville, Ohio. Founded in 1937, Atlantic Tool & Die manufactures metal stampings and assemblies from its five facilities in Alabama, Ohio, and Texas. The company established its main facility in Strongsville, Ohio in 1967. Atlantic Tool & Die supplies automotive parts and tools worldwide on the just-in-time delivery system. Under the leadership of Frank Mehwald, the company has grown from a small-time die maker into a major parts supplier.

Duoyuan Printing (formerly Asian Financial) is coming out of its shell. Formerly a shell company without operations, Duoyuan Printing today runs an offset printing equipment business that markets and sells primarily pre-press and press products, including computer-to-plate (CTP) systems and single-color and multicolor large and small format presses, to distributors throughout China. Its subsidiaries, Langfang Duoyuan and Hunan Duoyuan, handle the manufacturing. Together with its distributors, Duoyuan Printing also offers aftersales service and technical support. Duoyuan Printing filed to go public in September 2009 at an offering price of $69 million.

Shaw Industries is one of the world's largest carpet manufacturers.Shaw Industries sells woven and tufted broadloom carpet and rugs, as well as other flooring products including laminate, ceramic tile, and hardwood in North America, and exports worldwide. Its carpet brand names include Cabin Crafts, Queen, Designweave, Philadelphia, and Sutton. The company also rolls out a line of both continuous filament fiber carpet and hardwood flooring containing recycled content. Shaw sells its residential products to distributors and retailers and offers commercial products directly to contractors through Shaw Contract Flooring. Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway owns Shaw Industries.

Virtek Vision International Company makes lasers used to engrave, engineer, and inspect manufactured products. Laser marking and engraving has applications in the automotive, tool and die, electronics, glass, mold making, and prefabricated construction markets. When it comes to engineering, lasers can be used to project detailed lay-ups of aerospace, automotive, and construction projects before construction begins. Lastly, once something is built, lasers can be used to inspect parts for conformity with specifications. North America and Europe account for the majority of Virtek's sales.

Campbell Manufacturing's products can be found across the country. Campbell company makes faucets, fittings, gauges, and other items for water filtration and purification systems. It also makes parts for sump pumps and sewage and effluent treatment systems. Campbell Manufacturing's Monoflex division manufactures products for irrigation, dewatering, and environmental groundwater monitoring. It also makes parts for water well systems, including valves, gauges, filters, and well caps. Campbell company was founded in 1915.

Kenwal Steel Corp. was founded in 1947 by Sol Eisenberg in Detroit, Michigan as a modest but ambitious supplier of steel products. As with most new businesses, the initial years of the company, which was then called Kenwal Products Corporation, were marked by a limited range of operations and services.The company's customers during this period were a small pool of automotive based manufacturers. During the 1960's, Sol's elder son, Kenneth Eisenberg, joined the business and helped lead its development into a more diverse and service oriented company. Kenwal began taking on new customers in different industries whose steel needs and requirements demanded that the company expand its own range of steel services.

Goss International Corporation company manufactures web-offset printing presses and finishing systems for newspapers, commercial printers, and other high-volume print applications. Distribution of Goss presses, related parts, and services is driven through sales offices and plants in North America, Europe, and Asia. Goss International Corporation company courts newspaper publishers in more than 120 countries, including "The Asahi Shimbun" (Japan), "The People's Daily" (China), the Moscow Newspaper Printing Plant (which prints MK, Pravda, and other Russian publications), and "The Financial Times" (UK). Investment firm Matlin Patterson Global Opportunities Partners and Shanghai Electric (Group) Corp. control Goss International Corporation.

Owens-Illinois, Inc. is the world's largest glass container manufacturer, with more than 22,000 employees in 21 countries. The $7.1 billion company is headquartered in Perrysburg, Ohio, U.S.A., and holds market leadership positions in each of the four regions in which it operates - Asia Pacific, Europe, Latin America and North America. O-I glass containers protect the purity, quality and flavor of thousands of well-known food and beverage products, including beer, wine, spirits and non-alcoholic drinks.

Continental Tire the Americas (CTA, formerly Continental Tire North America) rounds out tire production across the Atlantic for its German parent. The North American subsidiary of Germany-based tire and automotive component manufacturer Continental AG makes tires for cars, light- and heavy-duty trucks, motorhomes, commercial vehicles, SUVs, and agricultural and industrial vehicles (such as dozers and loaders). Brand names include ContiExtreme, ContiTrac, ContiSport, ContiTouring, and ContiPremier. In addition to Continental-branded tires, the company also produces General, Euzkadi, and other private-brand tires that can be found in North America. Customers include BMW, Ford, Toyota, John Deere, Mack, and Volvo.

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