Anchor Glass Container Corporation is the third largest manufacturer of glass containers in North America, employing approximately 2,900 people. Anchor Glass currently operates eight glass manufacturing facilities, consisting of 16 furnaces and 44 lines, and one mould-making facility.At Anchor Glass, we take pride in our company, our people, and our products. Outstanding product quality, dedicated customer service and the creation of innovative new products have always been central to our business. These principles have helped Anchor Glass to differentiate itself from others with its high-quality, value-added products and services.Anchor Glass serves some of North America's largest brands in the beer, beverage, liquor, and consumer product industries and produces glass containers in a wide variety of designs, sizes, and shapes.A leader in product innovation, Anchor Glass has designed and manufactured a wide array of award-winning products for many of the world’s most recognized brands.

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.

Energy Recovery designs, develops, and manufactures energy recovery devices used in sea water reverse osmosis (SWRO) desalination plants. The SWRO process is energy intensive, using high pressure to drive salt water through membranes to produce fresh water. The company's main product, the PX Pressure Exchanger, helps recapture and recycle up to 98% of the energy available in the high-pressure reject stream, a by-product of the SWRO process. The PX can reduce the energy consumption of a desalination plant by up to 60% compared with a plant lacking an energy recovery device. Subsidiary Pump Engineering also makes high pressure pumps.

Rush Enterprises (NASDAQ: RUSHA & RUSHB) operates the largest network of heavy and medium- duty truck dealerships in North America and a construction equipment dealership in Houston, Texas. Its current truck operations include a network located throughout the Southern United States in Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, New Mexico, Oklahoma, North Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. These dealerships provide an integrated, one-stop sales and service of new and used heavy- and medium-duty trucks and construction equipment, aftermarket parts, service and body shop capabilities, chrome accessories, tires and a wide array of financial services including the financing of truck and equipment sales, insurance products and leasing and rentals.

Fort Wayne manufactures round, flat, shaped wires, drawn filled tubing (DFT), and drawn brazed strand (DBS), which are used in medical devices such as catheters, guidewires, defibrillators, pacemakers, stents, and surgical needles. Fort Wayne Metals' medical wire is also used for dental and orthodontic, endoscopic, laparoscopic, and orthopedic applications. The company does not draw copper. Its expertise is in the drawing of stainless steel, titanium and titanium alloys, and specialty alloys such as Nitinol (nickel and titanium). It has manufacturing facilities in Ireland and the US, as well as a direct sales organization in the Netherlands.

Seco Tools manufactures metal-cutting products which cover four main areas of machining: milling, holding, turning, and holemaking. Items include milling cutters, carbide endmills, thread turners, drills, boring heads, reamers, and tooling systems. Seco Tools also manufactures an array of solid carbide drills, and its Secomax product line consists of a range of high-performance cutting tool grades developed for use on hard-to-machine metals. Some of its latest tool presetters feature digital imaging. The group holds strong market positions in Western Europe and North America and is investing in Asia and Eastern Europe. Sandvik owns about 60% of Seco Tools.

Elliott Company (formerly known as Elliott Turbomachinery) is a manufacturer of power generating equipment. Products include bow thrusters, air and gas compressors, control systems, and steam turbines; services include field service, parts supply, and turbine remanufacturing. Through its more than 30 locations around the world, Elliott company serves customers in the chemical, oil and gas, petrochemical, and power industries, among others. Elliot was founded in 1895 as the Chicago Boiler Company, and relocated to Pennsylvania in 1914. Elliott company was owned by Carrier for 30 years before going private in a management buyout. Since 2000 Elliott has been a subsidiary of Ebara Corporation.

Founded in France by the Demptos family in 1825, today the company has operations in France, Spain, Hungary, South Africa, and the US where it offers French, American, and Hungarian oak products. The Demptos cooperage offers a variety of barrels, but specializes in 225 liter sizes. Oak barrels are often "toasted" or slightly burnt by fire to better lend their flavor to wine as it ages. In addition to its new barrels, Tonnellerie Demptos SA company can also help customers find used wine barrels.

IPEC Holdings brings closure to its customers' products. Through its subsidiary, International Plastics and Equipment Corp., IPEC Holdings company produces caps for PET (polyethylene terephthalate) and HDPE (high-density polyethylene) bottles. Caps include tamper evident screw on closures, push/pull, and snap on. Its lineup is used in bottling non-carbonated beverages, including juices, bottled water, and milk (60% of sales). IPEC Holdings company also supplies capping equipment design, manufacture, and maintenance. IPEC Holdings sells direct through its US-based sales force to customers in North America, as well as the Europe and Israel. CEO Joseph Giordano, Jr. and president Charles Long each own a majority stake of IPEC Holdings company.

Toyo Seikan Kaisha has a can-do attitude. Operating through multiple subsidiary and affiliated companies, Toyo Seika rivals Japan's can makers, producing and selling containers, including bottles made from glass and plastic, such as polyethylene terephthalate (PET), PET pouches, tin cans, and paper packaging products. Beverage can-making accounts for some 50% of sales. Toyo Seikan Kaisha company also contract manufactures aerosol cans, packaging machinery, and product filling. Toyo Seikan's Steel Plate operations make steel plate and allied processed materials. Japan is Toyo Seikan's core market. Founded in 1917, Toyo Seikan was first to domestically market oxygen scavenger sachets, a packaging material used to preserve food.

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