Steelscape makes cold rolled, metallic coated, and custom painted steel coils for the construction industry. Customers can place orders for bare, painted, passivated, oiled or resin coated steel coil in a variety of thicknesses, widths, grades, and coating weights. Founded in 1991, Steelscape was acquired by Ternium Mexico (formerly Grupo IMSA) in 2000. In 2007 Ternium Mexico's parent, Ternium, agreed to sell IMSA Steel, of which Steelscape is a part, to Australia's largest steel concern BlueScope Steel. The transaction, which also includes IMSA STEEL assets Varco Pruden Buildings, Metl-Span, and ASC Profiles, is valued at about $730 million and closed in 2008.

Iberpapel Gestion, S.A. company manufactures printing and writing papers and pulp. Operating through multiple subsidiaries, its operations are divided between three divisions: forestry (some 25 thousand hectares of eucalyptus woodland in Spain, Argentina, and Uruguay), industrial (comprising a cellulose fiber plant, a paper mill, and power plant) and pulp and paper or commercial segment. Outside of Spain, Iberpapel Gestion has commercial subsidiaries in France and North Africa. Products, such as coated and laser paper, offset paper for envelopes, and resistance paper of bags, are made to order, some 90% of which are sold to end users. Exports represent about 60% of sales.

Fujitec America was established in 1977. A subsidiary of Fujitec Co., Ltd., Fujitec America, Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, markets, installs, maintains, and modernizes elevators, escalators, moving walks, vertical parking equipment, and new transportation systems. Projects include the installation of transit escalators in the subway systems of Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Washington, DC. Fujitec America company operates over 10 manufacturing facilities, four R&D centers, and about 50 sales and service offices throughout the world.

Owl Wire & Cable supplies products to keep us wired all hours of the day and night. Owl Wire & Cable company manufactures up to 5 million pounds of bare and plated copper wire a week. Its array of products is used in a swath of industries, such as telecommunications, appliance, automotive, residential and non-residential construction, and mining. Owl Wire & Cable maintains a warehouse of stock inventory, but can also manufacture to a customer's specific request. Products are sold throughout North America. Founded in 1954 by partners Robert Kemper and Harold Epoch, Owl Wire & Cable has operated as part of the Marmon Group of companies since 1999.

Indel Company is the parent of an international group of more than 60 engineering and technology companies producing a variety of products, primarily for the metals industry. It operates through two groups. Its Inductotherm Group includes about 40 companies that make melting and thermal processing systems. Its Diversified Technology Group includes about 25 firms that manufacture metal products and components, welding equipment, electrical components and systems engineering electronics, engineering products, plastic products, and network communications products. Services range from metal fabrication to silkscreen printing. Indel has operations in the Americas, Australia, and Asia.

K & G Electric Motors & Pump Corporation was founded in 1949 in Brooklyn, New York rewinding armatures for the Coney Island Bumper Car Company. K & G Electric Motors & Pump Corporation, also known as K & G Power Systems, sells and services air compressors, generators, industrial controls, pumps, fans and blowers, transmissions, and electric motors and drives. Other products include air system accessories and a broad range of parts. Additionally, the company offers custom packages, field services, finance, leasing and rental services, financing, and energy audits.

Connell Limited Partnership has had a mind for acquisition. It keeps mega funds available for investment in and operation of manufacturing companies with growth opportunities in the aluminum alloy and industrial equipment sectors. Connell's primary businesses -- Anchor Danly (die sets and die makers' supplies), and Dayton Progress (metal stamping tools) -- serve customers in aerospace, appliance, automotive, electronics, and housing. In 2009 Connell shifted its interest away from power and process industries; late that year it sold its heat transfer equipment business, Yuba Heat Transfer, to a subsidiary of SPX for about $125 million.

Carclo plc company is a technology centered plastics business. It operates through two divisions: the Technical Plastics arm, which accounts for two-thirds of Carclo's revenues, makes injection molded plastic components for automotive, telecommunications, medical and optical applications. A Precision Products division builds automotive and aerospace lighting and control systems. Through Conductive Inkjet Technology and Platform Diagnostics, Carclo also invests in developing new technologies, such printing metals onto plastic films and molded parts -- a process used in producing RFID tags and display signs. Carclo has facilities in the UK and US, Europe, Asia and Turkey.

Quality Products, Inc., through its subsidiaries, manufactures and distributes ground support equipment for aircrafts and industrial hydraulic press machine tools in the United States and internationally. Quality Products company operates in two segments, Machine Tools and Aircraft Ground Support Equipment. The Machine Tools segment provides bench model, floor model, and 4-post hydraulic presses, as well as customized gap frame, gib-guided, 4-post, and fabricated frame presses. The Aircraft Ground Support Equipment segment designs and manufactures hydraulic aircraft jacks, aircraft ground handling equipment, maintenance equipment, and ground support equipment. Its products include axle jacks, hand mobility, dolly, flyaway, and cantilever; fixed height tripod jacks; variable height tripod jacks; tire bead breakers; tire dolly; tow bar; nitrogen carts; hydraulic pumps; and hydraulic cylinders.

Formerly Dauphin Graphic Machines, Manugraph DGM company makes, directly sells, and services new and used printing presses used by newspapers and other players in the publishing industry. Manugraph DGM company also offers an extensive inventory of parts, including rollers, fountain blades, and bevel gears, and provides 24/7 emergency services to keep its customers' presses rolling. Manugraph DGM, once a subsidiary of Pamarco Technologies, was bought out in 2004 by management. In late 2006 Manugraph India acquired the company for around $19 million in cash. The acquisition created one of the largest vendors of single-width newspaper printing machines in the world.

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