The Angle Ring Company shapes and bends large steel and aluminum beams and tubes for use in the construction of structural frameworks.Angle Ring also has the capability to bend angle rings and segments using its large bending machines and to bend rolled steel channels, parallel flange channels, tapered flanges, and European parallel flanges. Other services include plate rolling, press braking, and welding. End uses for the company's fabricated structural materials include bridges, offshore construction projects, and sports arenas. The Angle Ring Company was founded in 1951.

MNP manufactures a slew of precision fasteners and cold formed components, including screws, rivets, washers, small stampings, as well as screw machine parts. Its services range from plating to annealing, flat-rolling, pickling, hot-dip galvanizing, and coatings. General Fasteners, Cadon Plating, and Beta Steel are just a few of MNP's affiliated companies that produce a medley of metal parts, and jointly operate the GFC/MNP Engineering Center in Michigan. The company serves the automotive, heavy truck, military, and industrial markets. Core customers include Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors. Chairman Larry Berman owns the company.

InterMetro Industries Corporation, a division of Emerson Electric, makes storage and transport systems, from shelving to carts and tables used in commercial, foodservice, consumer, and healthcare markets. An array of hospital general storage and medication management equipment is produced by its Flo Healthcare, Lionville Systems, and medDISPENSE businesses. Foodservice products range from wine racks to heated holding cabinets. InterMetro also touts services, such as space audits and custom product design. Company manufacturing and distribution facilities dot the US, with sales offices in Canada, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America.

Bigger is better, especially if you're Bramco. Operating through a multi-state network dotting the Midwest and Southeast US, the company wholesales and rents new and used construction, mining, and material handling equipment and machinery. Bramco represents an array of blue chip brands; it is the largest distributor of Komatsu and Ingersoll-Rand equipment in the US. Its wholly owned subsidiaries -- Bramco Properties, Brandeis Machinery and Supply, Power Equipment, and Certified Rental -- drive the company's marketing clout in delivering hard-to-find large equipment.

Interstate Resources is not a fancy name for the latest US Highway Bill, but a paperboard and packaging products manufacturer. The company's offerings include linerboard, kraft paper (for bags), and corrugated medium board and packaging for consumer products and displays. It also produces timber and wood chips and burns the waste to fuel its plants; its sells the excess to the local power grid. Interstate Resources has about a dozen plants along the east coast. The company's products are sold in the northeastern, midwestern, and southeastern US and in Asia, the Middle East, South America, and Europe. Lebanese industrial manufacturer Indevco owns Interstate Resources.

The Techs company manufactures flat-rolled steel from massive steel coils that are processed through annealing, coating, surface conditioning, and tension leveling technologies. The Techs operate through three facilities: GalvTech, MetalTech, and NexTech; each runs its own plant for producing galvanized steel in an array of specialized gauges and widths. The Techs cater to a diversity of industries, from agriculture to automotive, HVAC, and consumer appliances. Among many, steel applications include grain bins, brackets, duct work, and mail boxes. The company is a subsidiary of Steel Dynamics.

Coroplast, Inc. company is North America's largest manufacturer of corrugated plastic sheet for sign substrate and returnable packaging markets. Its lineup touts a range of colors, graphics, and additives for flame resistance, UV protection, corrosive inhibitors, and other functional buffers. Coroplast caters to blue chip customers through a network of independent distributors. Exxon tapped the line to supply its name change from Esso/Humble Oil at stations across North America. Coroplast is a division of Great Pacific Enterprises, a US subsidiary of Canadian giant Jim Pattison Group.

Founded in 1897, Meidensha is the industrial arm of Sumitomo Group. Meidensha groups its products into Energy (generators, switching devices, transformers, power conversion equipment, and surge arresters), Environment (water treatment and waste disposal systems), Construction (plant construction and electrical equipment installation), Total Engineering (product-life support), Information and Communication (industrial computers, network systems, and components), Maintenance (field support), and Industrial Systems (motor-power-applied and logistics systems).

General Cable Corporation is engaged in developing, designing, manufacturing, marketing, distributing and installing copper, aluminum and fiber optic wire and cable products. The Company operates in three segments based on geographic regions: North America, Europe and North Africa, and Rest of World (ROW), which consists of operations in Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa, Middle East and Asia Pacific. It sells a variety of copper, aluminum and fiber optic wire and cable products. As of December 31, 2009, the Company manufactures its product lines in 44 facilities including two facilities owned by companies, in which the Company has an equity investment and sells its products worldwide through its global operations. The products of the Company include Electric Utility products, Electrical Infrastructure products, Construction products, Communication products, and Rod Mill products. In August 2009, the Company acquired Gepco International, Inc. and Isotec, Inc. (collectively, Gepco).

Sioen Industries develops, produces, and sells coated technical textiles, protective clothing, and fine chemicals. Organized along three divisions, Sioen Industries controls the production process from raw materials to final product. The company's Coating division provides for the extrusion of yarn, weaving of technical cloth, production of pigment pastes and granules and the coating process. The company's Apparel division produces protective clothing for industrial and recreational applications. Its Processing division turns out coated fabrics and PVC films producing such items as pond linings, airbags, tarpaulins, and filters.

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