Trion Industries holds the distinction of being the world's leading manufacturer of display and scanning hooks. Its offerings include retail and point-of-purchase display pegboards, slatwalls and grids, and shelf-edge label holder systems. The company also produces of anti-theft hook locks, pilfer-proof security fixtures, and cooler/freezer merchandising fixtures. An array of category and shelf management fixtures is available, too. Trion Industries touts a state-of-the-industry facility in Pennsylvania, a network of sales representatives dotting the US, and a variety of marketing tie-ups to drive Trion's products worldwide. The company is led by its founder's son, John Thalenfeld.

Founded in 1832, Simonds International is North America's oldest manufacturer of industrial cutting tools. Simonds International Corporation company maintains more than a million square feet of manufacturing space for producing a slew of tools for cutting through metal, wood, paper, and plastics. Simonds' metal-cutting products include carbon, bimetal, and carbide-tipped bandsaw blades; its wood-cutting products include bits, shanks, circular saws, machine knives, wide bandsaws, and circle saws; other offerings include files (a hand-cutting tool for producing a smooth finish on materials), steel rules, and farrier rasps.

Letica has plastic containers by the gallon -- and other sizes as well. Owned and run by the Letica family, Letica Corp. is a nationwide maker of plastic packaging, from buckets to cups, some of which use recycled material. Letica Corporation company produces one- to seven-gallon commercial containers, often with multi-color labels. In addition to a rigid packaging segment, Letica's Maui foodservice packaging offers plastic injection-molded, thin-wall containers and lids, as well as paper containers. Products are transported to customers and backhauled by a freightlines segment. Customizing containers for specific applications, Letica caters to building material suppliers, hardware stores, and retail and restaurant outlets.

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.

Founded in 1946, the family-owned WIKA Alexander Wiegand SE & Co. KG makes electronic and mechanical pressure measuring devices used in chemical, energy, food, gas distribution, and other industrial manufacturing applications. Other products include analog and digital thermometers, transmitters, thermowells, diaphragm seals, and accessories. WIKA company also makes testing and calibration instruments and software; many mechanical products made by the company are computer-compatible, allowing for automated data collection. WIKA has worldwide manufacturing and distribution operations in about 75 countries.

Sandvik Coromant Company manufactures metal cutting and machine tools used in milling, turning, boring, and drilling. The tools are made from cemented carbide and other extremely hard materials like synthetic, diamond and cubic boron nitride, ceramics, and high speed steel. Sandvik Coromant offers more than 25,000 products to customers in the aerospace, automotive, general engineering, medical, and die and mold industries. It has operations in some 60 countries worldwide.

When Mr. Tom Scott first opened Scott Truck & Tractor on November 1, 1939, he understood that "The customer is boss and demands - deserves - good service in return for his or her business." This philosophy has remained the hallmark of the company through today with its current and potential customers. Scott Equipment now offers agriculture, construction, industrial, and forestry equipment, parts and service in Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Texas.The future of Scott Equipment is largely focused around building and maintaining relationships and partnerships with all agriculture, construction, industrial, and forestry customers. Its dedication to customer service has helped to keep Scott Equipment a step ahead of other dealers. Scott Equipment believes that extra care should be taken with each customer to assure a long-term relationship. Qualified service and parts are available after the sale to keep each customer’s equipment purchase running smoothly and efficiently.

Ratti is always chic founded in 1945.Ratti company specializes in making silk, cashmere, linen, wool, and cotton fabrics. Ratti produces most of its fabrics for women's apparel and accessories such as ties and scarves, but the company also makes fabrics for home furnishings. The company operates a few mills and distributes products worldwide, with offices in Italy, France, and New York. Ratti also participates in cultural textile exhibitions and publishes art books on ancient textiles. In August 2009 Marzotto approved the acquisition of a two-thirds stake in Ratti.

PRAB (named after the first initials in the names of the company's founders) manufactures metal scrap reclamation systems and bulk material handling equipment. Its products include briquetting systems, conveyors, metal stamping scrap systems, and metal chip processing systems, which are used in the chemical, food processing, and pharmaceutical industries. Its Hapman division serves the pharmaceutical, chemical, food, plastics, packaging, mining and waste water treatment industries. Kalamazoo Acquisition, an investment firm led by PRAB's management, has acquired PRAB company and merged it with its newly formed Kalamazoo PRAB subsidiary.

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.

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