The Hitachi Metals manufactures high-grade metal casting components, such as automotive parts (aluminum road wheels, heat-resistant cast exhaust manifolds, and magnetic compass sensors), IT components and materials (antenna switch modules, isolators, and linear motors), and piping and infrastructure products (fire protection piping systems, gas piping, and mass flow controller and metal diaphragm valves), which are used in the automotive, construction, and electronics industries. Hitachi Metals gets more than two-thirds of its sales in Japan.

IntriCon Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the design, development, engineering, and manufacture of body-worn devices worldwide. It designs, develops, engineers, and manufactures micro-miniature injection-molded plastics, microelectronics, micro-mechanical assemblies, and assemblies primarily for bio-telemetry devices, medical equipment, hearing instruments, professional audio and telecommunications devices, and computers. IntriCon Corporation company offers miniature and micro-miniature body-worn products, such as multiple bio-telemetry devices; bubble sensors and flow restrictors that monitor and control the flow of fluid in an intravenous infusion system; and a family of safety needle products for medical product manufacturers of portable and lightweight battery powered devices, as well as various sensors to connect a patient to an electronic device. IntriCon Corporation manufactures hybrid amplifiers and integrated circuit components; faceplates for in-the-ear and in-the-canal hearing instruments; and micro miniature electromechanical components, such as volume controls, microphones, receivers, trimmer potentiometers, and switches to hearing instrument manufacturers. It also provides various communication devices for applications in the fire, law enforcement, safety, aviation, and military markets; and a line of miniature ear and head-worn devices that are used by performers and support staff in the music and stage performance markets. IntriCon Corporation sells its products through an internal sales force and sales representatives. It has strategic alliances with Dynamic Hearing Pty Ltd to develop body-worn ULP-DSP applications; and Advanced Medical Electronics Corp. to develop and manufacture miniature, wireless, and ultra-low-power bio-telemetry instruments. IntriCon Corporation company was formerly known as Selas Corporation of America.

President and founder Andrew Bass started Angstrom Engineering Inc. in 1992. Angstrom Engineering company, named for a unit of measurement equivalent to the size of one atom, designs and makes custom vacuum systems and thin-film deposition equipment for use in research laboratories and industrial manufacturing. Angstrom's systems are designed for manufacturing such products as flat-panel displays, organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs), photovoltaic components, and semiconductors. Other applications include nanotechnology, materials science, and aerospace testing. It also produces related subassemblies and components. Customers include NASA, Nortel, and the University of Texas.

OK International, a subsidiary of Dover Corporation, manufactures precision systems such as soldering and desoldering products, fluid dispensing systems, fume extraction equipment, package and convection rework, and air purification equipment and systems; it serves the electronics, telecommunications, and manufacturing industries. OK International maintains offices in France, Germany, India, Japan, and the UK, in addition to its manufacturing operations in the US and China. Among its customers are Boeing, Intel, Sony, Samsung, Phillips, and Flextronics. Dover bought the formerly private OK International in 2000 and made it part of its Electronic Technologies business segment.

IDEX is a global fluidics leader serving high growth specialized markets. We are best known for our expertise in highly engineered fluidics systems and components, as well for our expertise in fire and safety products including the Jaws of Life® family of rescue and recovery tools.Our products touch lives every day. Whether it’s a life-saving rescue operation, dispensing fresh juice to a first grader or fueling aircraft, IDEX is a leader in creating enabling technology used in many of the most common everyday activities.

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.

Metalrax company used to make and supply specialist steel products worldwide. Proud of our ability to differentiate ourselves through our products, we provide solutions tailored to meet individual customer requirements. Our businesses operate in niche markets with significant barriers to entry.We produce and market the majority of bakeware sold in the UK, together with associated ranges of kitchen accessories to both retail and commercial markets. Complementary products include microwave cookware, wine racks and wooden and plastic housewares.

MWV is a global leader in packaging and packaging solutions. We provide innovative products and valuable services to consumer products companies in the Beauty and Personal Care, Healthcare, Food, Beverage, Food Service, Tobacco, Home & Garden, and Commercial Printing industries – solutions that help them take their products to market and shape their brands in the consumer marketplace. But packaging is not all we do. We operate additional businesses to drive maximum value for our shareholders, including Consumer & Office Products, Specialty Chemicals, and the Community Development and Land Management Group.

Wong's Kong King International (WKK) began as an equipment and services provider to the printed circuit board industry in 1975. It has since diversified, adding electronic toys, consumer electronics, and manufacturing equipment distribution, as well as turnkey factory setup services. It has also entered new industries, including fast food, travel, and original equipment manufacturing services. WKK has offices in China, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and the US. Asian customers provide about three-quarters of sales.

MFRI makes piping systems, air filter elements, and industrial process coolant systems (liquid chillers) and HVAC systems through subsidiaries Perma-Pipe, Midwesco Filter, Thermal Care, and Midwesco Mechanical, respectively. Perma-Pipe's specialty piping systems are used on college campuses, military bases, and other large sites. Midwesco provides products and services for industrial air filtration, while Thermal Care's heat transfer equipment is used primarily by the plastics industry. Midwesco Mechanical provides HVAC systems for nonresidential projects. The US accounts for the bulk of MFRI's revenue.

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