Kesla was established in 1960. Kesla manufactures equipment for the forestry industry. Among its products are log loaders, forest trailers, harvester heads, chippers, stroke delimbers, and access platforms. Brand names include Patu, Foresteri, Scanlift, and Patu Lift. Kesla also sells used equipment. The Finnish company operates four factories in Joensuu, Keselahti, Ilomantsi, and Tohmajervi, and exports its products to more than 30 different countries.

Tietex International company manufactures and markets a variety of fabrics, produced by stitch-bonding, micro-stitching, or warp-knitting. Its operations are divided between interior fabrics and performance fabrics. The former is used primarily in mattress ticking, residential and outdoor furniture upholstery, and drapery and bedding. Performance fabrics serve applications from running shoes to roofing reinforcement, velcro, fire resistant products, and automotive cushions. Tietex has operations in the United States, the Netherlands, and Thailand. Founded in 1972 by the late Arno Wildeman, the company is led by his son, owner and CEO Martin Wildeman.

OSRAM GmbH company, a subsidiary of Siemens AG, is one of the world's largest makers of lighting products. It makes lamps (including Sylvania- and OSRAM-branded products) for consumer and commercial uses, as well as for film photography. Through a joint venture with Valeo, OSRAM makes headlight and taillight assemblies that are distributed in North America. The company also makes lamp-related products (ballasts, fixtures), as well as light-emitting diodes (LEDs). Another OSRAM unit makes lighting components, such as glass, metals, and wiring. In addition to lighting products, the US-based OSRAM SYLVANIA also makes consumer electronics, such as TVs.

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.

Bull Moose Tube is quite serious about its role in the tubular market. A subsidiary of UK-based steel maker Caparo Group since 1988, the company manufactures mechanical and structural tubes and sprinkler pipe. Offering one of the largest size ranges in the industry, it makes as-welded mechanical tubes, hollow structural sections, V50 pipe, and sprinkler pipe, used in building structures, handrails, telescopes, and vehicle underbodies. Bull Moose Tube's growth caught investor notice in 2007 when SPP Capital Group offered $100 million for the company. The deal was later pulled due to market conditions.

Holophane and brand of Acuity Brands, Holophane makes lighting fixtures and systems for industrial, commercial, and outdoor markets. Its largest product line, industrial fixtures, features lighting for vast indoor spaces (retail spaces, convention centers, factories, warehouses, etc.). Holophane also makes lighting products for large outdoor areas such as highway interchanges, and it offers commercial and institutional lighting for schools and offices. Its ISD SuperGlass prismatic lighting technology allows reflectors to cast more light. Holophane was founded in 1895 in London, and its founder helped start the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America.

Malin Integrated Handling Solutions and Design which began operating in the 1970s, also sells used and reconditioned lift trucks. Malin has sales and service locations throughout Texas and in New Orleans. Malin Integrated Handling Solutions and Design sells, services, and rents material handling equipment, including new and pre-owned forklifts made by The Raymond Corporation, sideloaders, pallet trucks, and related equipment such as batteries and chargers (EnerSys). It also stocks 4,000 line items of Raymond parts and provides access to more than 300,000 aftermarket parts for over 2,500 lift truck models through its aftermarket program (Lift Partners).

Matco Tools makes and distributes more than 13,000 professional automotive products, including hand tools and toolboxes, across the US, Puerto Rico, and Canada. Products include wrenches for working on the front axle shaft of Asian-made motorcycles and scanners that interface between PCs and vehicles. The company also makes aviation and air conditioning equipment. Matco markets its products to professional mechanics and others via a network of franchised distributors, recognized by their white trucks with the Matco logo. The firm also sells through industrial representatives and an online catalog. Founded in 1946, Matco is owned by professional instrumentation group Danaher.

The Japan Steel Works's (JSW) industrial and plastics machinery division manufactures general machinery such as deck cranes, magnesium alloy injection molding machines, and film and sheet machinery. JSW company makes steel castings and forgings, steel plates, pressure vessels, and steel structures. It also manages and sells real estate. JSW's customers range from shipbuilders and manufacturers to companies in the chemicals, petrochemicals, and utility industries. JSW gets approximately all of its sales from Japan.

Crawford Industrial Group can light your fire with packaged combustion systems that incinerate and oxidize wastes, odors, and air pollutants. Crawford Industrial Group company's high-temperature offerings include cremation equipment for incinerating humans and animals, as well as incinerators for medical, infectious, and biohazardous waste. Additionally, Crawford makes equipment to control volatile organic compounds and hazardous air pollutants. Crawford Industrial Group company's equipment is used in industrial, marine, medical, and municipal applications. Crawford also provides maintenance and spare parts services. It has manufacturing facilities in Orlando, Florida, and sales offices in Canada, the UK, and the US.

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