Dealing with CLARK Material Handling can be an uplifting experience. Founded in 1917 to make material handling trucks, CLARK has produced more than 1 million forklifts. Selling through its global network of 550-plus dealers, the company's line of forklifts includes internal combustion trucks, electric riders, narrow-aisle stackers, and powered hand trucks. CLARK also supplies aftermarket parts, as well as Totalift-brand parts to fit other manufacturers' forklifts. CLARK Material Handling company has more than 250,000 lift trucks operating in North America and more than 350,000 units globally. Young An Hat Company, a South Korean industrial conglomerate, controls CLARK Material Handling company.

Robb-Jack Corporation began operations in 1959. Robb-Jack Corporation makes router bits, saws, end mills for high-speed machining of hardened metals, and related rotary cutting tools for industrial manufacturing machinery. Robb-Jack Corporation company can also modify standard saws and end mills or custom manufacture special saws and end mills according to customers specifications. Robb-Jack Corporation company operates from its headquarters in Lincoln, California; it sells through distributors located throughout the US and through international distributors in Australia, Canada, France, Hong Kong, Israel, Portugal, South Korea, Taiwan, and the UK.

The Manitowoc Crane Group makes up the largest part of the Manitowoc Co.'s business, some 60% of the parent's total sales, by manufacturing and distributing a range of crawler cranes. The group has evolved though the acquisitions of Potain (tower cranes), Grove, Shuttlelift, and Dongyue (mobile telescopic cranes), and National Crane (hydraulic telescoping cranes). Core markets for the Group are energy and utilities, infrastructure (road and airport construction), as well as commercial and residential building. Under the Crane Care brand, Manitowoc Crane sells maintenance and repair, and parts supply service.

Nippon Electric Glass (NEG) has seen the light in the glass business. While Nippon Electric Glass Co., Ltd. company restructured its core business operations to concentrate on flat panel display (FPD) glass, it also produces glass used in the manufacture of LCD (liquid crystal display) and CRT (cathode ray tube) monitors. The company makes next-generation glass products for optical and electronic devices, glass fibers for engineering plastics, specialized building materials (glass blocks, heat-resistant glass, solar collectors, and glass tubing), and organic light emitting displays (OLED) and LED products for use in display, building, and medical applications. Nippon Electric Glass Co., Ltd. company makes over 40% of its sales to customers outside of Japan.

Braxton Manufacturing has a way of drawing its customers deeply into the subject. The specialized contract manufacturer produces Lilliputian to complex deep-drawn eyelets, metal enclosures, and housings, starting at a six thousandth of an inch to a maximum two inches. Parts are used in a broad range of aerospace, communications, medical, electronics, and automotive applications. Braxton Manufacturing deep draws its intricate components from various metals, including aluminum, brass, copper, gold, nickel, platinum, and stainless steel. End products include catheters, connectors, fiber-optic housings, and probes. The company has facilities in Connecticut and California.

Metsaliitto is an international forest industry group present in some 30 countries. Metsäliitto combines responsible forest economy and innovative technology to produce high-quality products and solutions from renewable Nordic wood in a sustainable way. The Group’s five business areas are Wood Supply, Wood Products, Pulp, Board and Paper, and Tissue and Cooking Papers. Metsaliitto Group’s sales total EUR 5 billion and it employs 14,000 persons.Metsaliitto Cooperative is a cooperative organisation for Finnish forest owners and has some 130,000 members.

Technical Consumer Products company is the one of the largest manufacturers of energy efficient compact fluorescent light (CFLs) bulbs for the US marketplace. CFLs boast a brighter, longer use with fewer emissions. TCP also markets light-emitting diode (LED) lamps and fixtures, cold cathode lamps, exit and emergency lighting, and a linear lamp, ballast and fixture line. Products are sold under brands SpringLight and ecoVations at Home Depot and Kmart, and distributed by Graybar Electric and Rexel for use in commercial, industrial, and healthcare facilities, as well as consumer households.

Mr. Thorpe's grandfather, Frederick William (F.W.), founded the business in 1936. F. W. Thorpe knows how many engineers it takes to design a light bulb. F. W. Thorpe company designs, manufactures, and supplies professional lighting systems for customers around the globe. Its Thorlux subsidiary focuses on industrial lighting; other units include Sugg Lighting (decorative lighting), Mackwell Electronics (emergency lighting), Compact Lighting (retail space lighting), and Philip Payne (emergency exit signage).

Nova Measuring Instruments Ltd. engages in the design, development, production, and sale of integrated process control metrology systems and stand-alone metrology systems for the semiconductor manufacturing industry. Its product line comprises metrology systems for use in thin film measurement in chemical mechanical polishing and chemical vapor deposition; optical CD and metal line thickness systems for use in post-copper chemical mechanical polishing; and optical critical dimension systems for lithography and etches applications. Nova Measuring Instruments company also offers integrated thickness monitoring systems for chemical mechanical polishing process control that enables wafer-to-wafer closed loop control. It serves various sectors of the integrated circuit manufacturing industry, including logic, ASIC, foundries, and memory manufacturers, as well as semiconductor and process equipment manufacturers in the United States, Europe, and the Asia Pacific. Nova Measuring Instruments company was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in Ness-Ziona, Israel.

Brick by brick, Hanson Brick East has risen up as North America's biggest brick maker. It has capacity to churn out 1.7 billion bricks annually from plants in the US and Canada. Over 1,000 styles in five regional brick lines are offered. Its clay brick and concrete roof tiles are touted for their "green" building durability. Hanson Brick and five sister companies operate as divisions of Hanson Building Products North America. Often sold in conjunction with brick, Hanson Roof Tile makes concrete roof tile for residential and commercial projects, and its Hardscape makes pavers, tiles, and retaining walls. Hanson companies are part of HeidelbergCement Group, a global cement, concrete, and heavy building products giant.

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