Herr-Voss Stamco (formerly Herr-Voss) makes and installs heavy industrial equipment, primarily for the metals processing industries. Its products include machines that cut, join, level, clean, and coat metals in coil or sheet form for use in metal-producing plants and forge shops. Herr-Voss also offers automated sheet packaging systems and coil-processing equipment components. It provides services such as roll grinding and reconditioning, as well as turnkey services from design and installation to start-up and training. Coil-processing giant Genesis Worldwide II combined Herr-Voss with Stamco in 2003.

Tomra Systems ASA company's reverse vending machines (RVMs) are used in retail locations to identify returned beverage containers (glass, plastic, aluminum, or steel) and refund customer deposits. RVMs are used to process refillable and non-refillable beverage containers: refillables are identified by shape, sorted, and crated for transport back to the bottler; non-refillables are sorted, crushed, and shredded or compacted so they can be melted down to make new containers. Tomra's accumulation tables, sorting gates, and bottle-to-crate systems are intended to completely automate retailer recycling needs.

China Technology Development Group Corporation (CTDC) is a provider of solar energy products and solutions in the People’s Republic of China (the PRC). The Company was formerly engaged in sanitary wares and ceramic tiles manufacturing, system integration services, network security services and related software development, and manufacturing and marketing of a series of nutraceutical products. The Company sells solar products through its direct sales personnel. The target customers are primarily producers of a-Si thin film modules and solar power station developers in the People’s Republic of China. Its marketing programs include solar exhibitions, electronic commerce, technology seminars and public relations campaigns.

Sulzer was formed in 1834. Sulzer is primarily a pumper. But it dabbles a bit in some other things, too. Through its core divisions, Sulzer company offers a wide-range of industrial products and services from 120 locations worldwide. It designs and develops pumps and pumping systems (Sulzer Pumps, more than half of sales), coating machines (Sulzer Metco), industrial chemicals and static mixing technologies (Sulzer Chemtech), and engines (Sulzer Turbo Services). Sulzer company also conducts contract research and development through its Sulzer Innotec division. Europe is the company's biggest sales region, followed by North America and Asia/Pacific.

Spider Agile Technology (formerly Spider Manufacturing) designs and develops recessed wall and floor enclosures for electrical and communications outlets, power outlets, and lighting fixtures that are designed to be mounted directly on tables. Spider Agile company also manufactures surface mounted boxes, which can be mounted in floor ducting systems or surface mounted raceways. Its products are designed to work with audio, data, video, voice, and power connections. Spider sells directly and through distributors including Customers include American International Group, Nokia, Sun Microsystems, and The University of Texas. It took its present name when acquired by DIRTT Environmental Solutions in 2008.

Leeds Group is now a small collection of subsidiary companies. Its Hemmers-Itex Textil Import Export subsidiary distributes cloth for apparel and home furnishings across Europe. The company withdrew from textile manufacturing, its traditional business, as the industry began to contract in Europe and move to emerging markets. It is now primarily focused on the import and sale of Asian fabrics in Europe. Today it sells about 35 million linear feet of fabric per year. Johan Claesson and UK entrepreneur Peter Gyllenhammer are major shareholders of Leeds Group.

AirBoss of America has a compounding interest in the rubber industry. AirBoss of America Corp. company is the second-largest custom rubber compounding and mixing enterprise in North America. AirBoss caters to manufacturers of everything from tires and conveyor belts to auto parts and gas masks. Its rubber compounding subsidiary supplies mixed rubber for transportation and industrial parts manufacturing. Hand, foot, and respiratory protective wear for defense markets is developed and sold through an Engineered Products subsidiary. This subsidiary also produces calendared and extruded rubber products for industrial and recreational OEMs. SunBoss Chemical, a 50% joint venture, sources chemicals used in the rubber compounding business.

Precision Resource is one of the world's largest precision metal component suppliers using fineblanking technology. Fineblanking is a hybrid metal forming process which combines stamping and cold extrusion technologies. The company has over 100 industry-leading fineblanking presses at its seven facilities in North America. Precision Resource's secondary processing capabilities include assembly, CNC machining, forming, grinding (double-side, single-side, and fine grinding), heat treating, and lapping. The company's customers include leading automotive, electronics, off-highway equipment, cutlery, hand tools, hardware, lawn and garden, and other equipment makers.

CropKing makes and sells greenhouses, equipment, and supplies for growing hydroponic crops (that is, growing crops without soil in a controlled environment). CropKing's hydroponic greenhouse systems protect crops from environmental elements, allowing year-round production of such plants as tomatoes, lettuce, and herbs. CropKing company sells to hobbyists as well as to commercial customers. It offers grower workshops, videos, and literature through its Web site. Other products include aquaculture (fish farming) systems and mushroom production units. CropKing sells to customers throughout the US, Canada, Mexico, Europe, and the Caribbean.

American Electric Technologies, Inc., through its subsidiaries, primarily offers power distribution, control, and drive systems for drilling, marine, and industrial applications. It operates through three segments: Technical Products and Services (TP&S), Electrical and Instrumentation Construction (E&I), and American Access (AAT). The TP&S segment develops, manufactures, markets, and provides low and medium voltage switchgears, generator control and distribution switchgears, motor control centers, powerhouses, bus ducts, variable frequency AC drives, variable speed DC drives, program logic control based automation systems, human machine interface, and specialty panels; and provides services, such as electrical equipment retrofits, upgrades, startups, testing and troubleshooting of substations, switchgear, drives, and control systems. The E&I segment provides electrical and instrumentation construction and installation services to land and marine based markets of oil and gas, water and wastewater facilities, and other commercial and industrial markets; and services include electrical and instrumentation turnarounds, maintenance, renovation, and new construction.

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