Founded in 1926 and still family owned. Heyco Products Inc. offers decades of experience in the design and manufacture of molded wire protection products and stamped electrical components to meet demanding customer application requirements. Our unique, in-house ability to offer customers the latest design and prototyping technology along with years of high volume manufacturing experience is our way of turning challenging "just-in-time" manufacturing deadlines into production realities. We are committed to ground floor project involvement. This practice enables us to completely follow through from design to delivery in order to save customers time and money while ensuring optimal quality of the end product.

Carolina CAT which was formerly known as Carolina Tractor, is a major supplier of Caterpillar equipment, tools and parts, and service in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Its rents and sells a variety of heavy equipment including forestry and construction vehicles, truck engines, hydraulic systems, cranes, power generators, and material handling equipment. Carolina CAT, which was founded in 1926, is one of the oldest Caterpillar dealers in the US. L. M. Weisiger bought a share in Carolina Tractor in 1930; today Carolina CAT is owned and operated by his son and grandson.

Motion Industries distributes a slew of bearings, hoses, material handling, and linear motion products. The short list of offerings includes electrical (motors and drives) and mechanical (belts, clutches, and chains), as well as fluid (pneumatic and hydraulic) power transmission replacement parts, supplied by big brands like Bosch Rexroth, Eaton, NSK, Timken, and Baldor. Motion Industries serves more than 116,000 commercial customers in a diversity of industries worldwide.

Fountain Set (Holdings) Limited is a vertically integrated knitted circular fabric manufacturer (the world's largest) that spins, knits, dyes, prints, and finishes yarn, thread, and fabric. It also makes finished men's, women's, and children's garments. From production facilities in Sri Lanka, China, and Indonesia and sales offices in eight countries, Fountain Set supplies retailers in more than 40 countries. Asia, predominantly Hong Kong, makes up most of sales. Customers buy mostly fabric and yarn. Chairman Chung Fong Ha owns about 36% of Fountain Set.

GM Nameplate makes product identification components, injection molded plastics, and electronic input devices. End products include decals, labels, mouse pads, and placards, as well as electronic components, such as keypads and switching assemblies. GM Nameplate supplies the needs of businesses, from FORTUNE 500 companies to startups, extending the internal resources of its customers and enabling them to launch their products to market faster. Customers include Boeing, Dell, General Electric, General Motors, Microsoft, and Xerox. GM Nameplate has five divisions in the US, and one each in Canada, China, and Singapore.

IMI plc company has evolved to straddle five business areas. Its largest, Fluid power, engineers Norgren branded motion and fluid controls -- from truck air brakes to drug-dosing valves for OEMs. Severe service, including brands CCI and Truflo, makes critical control valves for power generation to pulp and paper plants. Sold under Cornelius and 3Wire labels, IMI Beverage supplies soft drink dispensers and on-line parts. An Indoor climate business designs FDI and Haimeier brand valves for commercial and residential HVAC. Displays (magazine racks, refrigerated units) are made by IMI's Merchandising. IMI operates primarily in Western Europe.

Chase Brass & Copper company manufactures Blue Dot-brand round and hexagonal brass rods for machining and forging processes. Its brass rods are used in end-products from plumbing fixtures to industrial machinery components, tire valve stems, and thermostats. CBCC also partners with five companies to lead as an exclusive North American producer of Green Dot, an Eco Brass license for a silicon-based lead-free alloy, desirable in eco-friendly plumbing fixtures and food processing. Founded in 1837, the company is a nameplate of Global Brass and Copper, formerly Olin Corporation, which was acquired by KPS Capital Partners in 2007.

Clyde Process Solutions company designs and makes pneumatic conveying systems (controlled streams of air) that move bulk materials -- from cement and metals to ethanol and chemicals -- through the production process. It serves such customers as Corus, Saint-Gobain, and Lafarge through operating subsidiary Clyde Materials Handling. Clyde Process Solutions company also makes air filtration systems for manufacturing customers, including BASF and PepsiCo, through subsidiary MAC Equipment. Clyde Process Solutions has operations in the Americas, Asia, Europe, and South Africa.

Sirdar plc takes its destiny into its own hands by manufacturing carpet tiles and rugs under such brand names as Burmatex, Ryalux, and Velour Excel. Sirdar has decided to sell its hand-knitting yarn business in order to focus on its floorcovering operations (70% of sales). The company is also consolidating its residential and commercial carpets businesses into a single entity.

Otis Elevator Company makes gearless elevators for high-rises, a hydraulic line for mid-rise buildings, and a heavy-duty one for freight. Its escalators and moving walkways carry airport passengers to baggage claim. Otis offers installation, maintenance, and upgrade services, too. Among many attractions, its elevators are in Rio's Christ the Redeemer monument, the Eiffel Tower, and Sydney Opera House. About 80% of Otis' sales come from outside the US.

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