Peterson Power Systems, Inc. is the authorized Caterpillar Power Systems dealer in Northern California, Oregon and southern Washington. Headquartered in San Leandro, Peterson Power offers a wide array of power generation and engine services including sales, rental, parts, and repair. The dealership’s California locations include Benicia, Redding, and Santa Rosa, with additional locations in Springfield and Portland, Oregon. Peterson Power’s full-service protection programs feature annual or monthly service options including load bank and meggar testing. The dealership offers marine and OEM engines, generators, UPS (uninterruptible power supplies), turbines, truck engines, and used equipment as well as a full-service truck shop. Peterson Power Systems has been a family-owned Caterpillar dealership for more than 70 years. In 2008, Peterson Power Systems became an Industrial Air Compressor dealer for Sullair.

EOS GmbH Electro Optical Systems has its eye on the laser-sintering systems business. EOS company's products are divided into three divisions: EOSING P, which creates models, prototypes, and end products from plastic; EOSINT M, which produces parts and tooling for injection molding from metal powders; and EOSINT S, which allows direct production of molds and cores in foundry sand for metal casting. Customers include companies in the aerospace, automotive, electronics, medical, and robotics industries. EOS was founded by CEO and majority shareholder Hans Langer in 1989.

Capps Manufacturing makes and assembles aircraft parts, including door assemblies, wings, components, and sheet metal pieces, at its 80,000 sq. ft. plant. Services include machining, roll forming, hydro forming, extrusion and skin stretch forming, component assembly, and heat treating. Customers include Boeing, Cessna, Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, and other major aircraft makers. Capps differentiates itself by doing assembly work few other companies have the desire to take on. Owner and president Barney Capps started Capps Manufacturing in 1983.

Burelle runs a flexible business. Through subsidiaries, Burelle company primarily makes plastic parts for cars and street signs. Burelle's 53%-owned Compagnie Plastic Omnium subsidiary makes products such as bumpers, side fittings, and fuel tanks for the auto industry; drug and vaccine-delivery systems for the health care industry; and waste-collection bins and playground equipment for municipalities. In addition, through Performance Plastic Products, Burelle's Compagnie Plastic Omnium produces engineered plastic parts and corrosion-resistant linings. Burelle's Signature subsidiary makes road traffic-management products such as LED message signs; it also provides installation and maintenance services.

Since our founding, CMA has been committed to three core values; to provide a quality cable assembly product, working in partnership with our customers through the entire design process, all while providing excellent customer service. This philosophy of our cable assembly company can best be summed up in our Mission Statement: “We will be our customers’ preferred supplier of quality cable assemblies, controls and related innovative products. We are committed to teamwork, continual improvement, and outstanding customer-focused service, while creating growth and prosperity for the Company and its associates.”In addition to our exceptional quality, design assistance and outstanding customer service, CMA has continued to utilize innovative cable manufacturing techniques to better serve customers. In our 30-plus years of designing and manufacturing mechanical cable assemblies, our design engineers have developed an extensive line of standard components to reduce design time, assure product performance, minimize tooling costs and reduce total product cost.

K-Tron International helps manufacturers watch their weight. Operating via subsidiary companies, K-Tron has two key lines: A Process Group makes feeders that let manufacturers control the flow (by weight or volume) of bulk solids and liquids during manufacturing processes. The group also builds pneumatic conveying systems that use vacuum and pressure to precisely control the flow of ingredients to make pharmaceutical, food, chemical, and plastic products. K-Tron Electronics produces and tests electronic assemblies for the group, as well as sells to regional OEMs. A Size Reduction Group makes equipment for crushing and conveying materials, such as coal and wood. Casket maker Hillenbrand acquired K-Tron in 2010.

Magneco/Metrel makes ceramics, but you won't find any artistic pieces at this company's plant! Magneco/Metrel uses the world's largest blast furnace to produce high-temperature refractory ceramics. The lineup serves as a lining in pipes and molds carrying molten iron and steel. The heat of molten steel would erode the pipes and molds without the ceramic barrier. Magneco/Metrel also makes a spray-on nano-particulate refractory line that can be used to create a liner for constructing or repairing steel-making molds and pipe. Its ceramics line is sold largely to steel foundries; other applications include ironmaking, glass, and copper. Magneco/Metrel was established in 1979 and is owned by CEO Charles Connors.

Cleaver-Brooks Company makes boilers, burners, controls, and other boiler room components along with oil and gas burners. Its boiler products include complete integrated systems and specialty and custom-made boilers used in heating and manufacturing applications. Its burners and generators help refiners and manufacturers re-use exhaust heat and control emissions. C-B also offers aftermarket parts, engineering services, retrofitting, and training to its industrial, commercial, and institutional customers. About 1,500 representatives attend Boiler University so they can sell C-B products worldwide.

Kennametal offers a host of metal-cutting tools and tooling systems for machining steel, equipment for mining and highway construction, and engineering services for production processes, across two business divisions: Metalworking Solutions and Services, and Advanced Materials Solutions. Its multi-trademark lineup includes cutting, milling, and drilling tools used in metalworking; drums, bits, and accessories used in mining; and bits, grader blades, and snowplow blades used in construction. Kennametal and its subsidiaries sell products and services worldwide, directly and through a distributor network. More than half of sales come from outside of North America.

GILDEMEISTER AG Company's Deckel Maho subsidiary manufactures milling machines and machining centers. Another subsidiary, Lasertec, manufactures cutting tools that utilize laser technology. GILDEMEISTER's other products include universal lathes and turning centers. GILDEMEISTER Company also provides technical services that include its spare parts business, training products, used-machine trading, and product service for the life of the machine through its DMG subsidiaries. Although GILDEMEISTER sells its products from about 30 locations worldwide, Germany generates nearly half of its sales.

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