Greene, Tweed & Co. Inc. company, founded in 1863, manufactures a head spinning lineup of specialty seals, gaskets, fiber optic connectors, and custom engineered plastic components for the aerospace and defense, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries. Its products are also at the heart of the petrochemical, oilfield OEM, industrial hydraulics, and semiconductor and solar markets. Greene, Tweed's products are used in a diversity of applications, from brakes on earth-moving equipment and jets to machinery used in processing chemicals and making semiconductors. The company's roster of customers includes Airbus, Boeing, Bayer, and the US Air Force.

B&G Equipment manufactures professional pest control equipment (insect light traps, tanks, dispensers), industrial sprayers, lawn and garden products (sprayers, hoses), water fountains, and pet accessories (grooming necessities, coiled walking and yard leashes, washing systems). The company operates a manufacturing center in Jackson, Georgia. Its customers include pest control businesses and consumers. B&G Equipment was founded by Bill Brehm and George Gilmore in the 1940s.

Fushi Copperweld, Inc., through its subsidiaries, develops, designs, manufactures, markets, and distributes bimetallic wire products, principally copper-clad aluminum (CCA) and copper-clad steel (CCS). Its CCA and CCS conductors are used as a substitute for solid copper conductors in applications where specific electrical or physical attributes are necessary. Fushi Copperweld company markets its products under Copperweld and Fushi brand names. It primarily serves end-user applications in the telecommunication, electrical utility, and transportation markets. Fushi Copperweld company's CCS products in the utility market are used in grounding applications, power cables, electrified railroad tracks, and tracer wires. It's CCS and CCA wires in transportation market are used in original equipment and aftermarket applications for electrified rail applications, as well as in automobiles, trucks, motorcycles, commercial off road equipment, and trailers. The company sells its products through its direct sales force, as well as through sales agents or distributors primarily in North America, Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, and the People's Republic of China.

When Mr. Tom Scott first opened Scott Truck & Tractor on November 1, 1939, he understood that "The customer is boss and demands - deserves - good service in return for his or her business." This philosophy has remained the hallmark of the company through today with its current and potential customers. Scott Equipment now offers agriculture, construction, industrial, and forestry equipment, parts and service in Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Texas.The future of Scott Equipment is largely focused around building and maintaining relationships and partnerships with all agriculture, construction, industrial, and forestry customers. Its dedication to customer service has helped to keep Scott Equipment a step ahead of other dealers. Scott Equipment believes that extra care should be taken with each customer to assure a long-term relationship. Qualified service and parts are available after the sale to keep each customer’s equipment purchase running smoothly and efficiently.

Kazakhstan Kagazy is a major industrial group in Kazakhstan and runs Kagazy Recycling LLP, Central Asia’s largest producer of paper, corrugated board and packaging products, which was established in 2001. Kagazy stands for “paper” in the Kazakh language. It also operates one of the leading commercial real estate development companies in the country through Prime Estate Activities Kazakhstan LLP (Peak). Kagazy owns approximately 711 hectares of prime land for construction of commercial warehousing and logistics infrastructure facilities.

The Kubota tractor has its roots on the Japanese farm. Although Japanese farms are traditionally smaller than those in America, the need for high performance and powerful maneuverability is the same. Kubota Corporation introduced its first tractor to the United States in 1969. Filling a product void in the American marketplace, the Kubota 21 horsepower L200 was an overnight success. As a result, Kubota Tractor Corporation (KTC) was formed in 1972 and the company introduced its first 12 h.p. four-wheel drive tractor in 1974. Although four-wheel drive was common among larger American tractors, it was unheard of in the compact sector and became a benchmark for the industry.Over the past quarter century, KTC has continued to expand its product line, with four lines of tractors, the BX, B, L and M Series. Kubota has successfully introduced compact construction equipment, turf equipment, lawn and garden equipment, pumps, generators and a variety of Performance-Matched implements and attachments. KTC is now the leading marketer and distributor of under 40-h.p. tractors in the United States, offering more than 80 tractor models.

Continental International company manufactures O-rings, seals, bumpers, isolators, grommets, rubber cords, switch protectors, valve stems, and related industrial machinery supplies for OEMs and distributors worldwide. More than 300,000 O-rings, seals, and allied rubber items are distributed by Continental International. Its lineup is used in brakes to four wheel drive and cooling systems, consumer lighting goods, and fractional motors. Continental International company touts services including micro-encapsulation and Teflon coating, bar coding, and customized stocking systems, too.

A.Raymond Tinnerman Manufacturing. Formerly known as Tinnerman Palnut Engineered Products.The company makes some 2,000 types of standard and specialty metal and plastic fasteners, including speed nuts (one-piece nut and washer units). The company's fastener lineup also includes spring steel, multi- and single-thread, and clamps and cable clips. It also offers custom-molded items, such as those used for automotive headlight adjustors. Customers include GE, Lear, Mattel, and Toyota. The company, founded in 1870 as Tinnerman Stove Company, developed the speed nut in 1936. In 2005 it acquired two factories from Textron Fastening, and was itself picked up by A. Raymond & Cie in 2009.

Allied Tube and Conduit, a subsidiary of Tyco International, manufactures over 400,000 tons of galvanized steel tubing a year for electrical conduit, mechanical tubing, fire sprinkler pipe, and chain-link fencing. Products include aluminum conduit, elbows/couplings, and PVC conduit and fittings. Allied builds metal framing, cable trays, and such products as garage storage systems, sold under the Off the Floor brand. The one-stop-shop company offers contract manufacturing and steel coil processing services, along with tube and pipe fabrication. Allied caters to commercial and residential construction, as well as to electrical, fire, and government security.

Danieli & C. Officine Meccaniche builds its business by building machinery for metal makers. Most of its equipment is used by steelmakers and iron foundries. Products include blast furnaces, electric steel meltshops, casting equipment, and hydraulic presses. Danieli company also manufactures hot- and cold-rolling mills, processing lines, and extrusion plants. Danieli builds pollution-treatment plants and offers construction and engineering services, as well. It also procures products ranging from computers to steel pipes for companies. Customers include IPSCO and Nucor Corporation, and joint ventures to make steel products are inked with Vietnam Steel Corp. SIND International SA controls about 65% of Danieli company.

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