Galloway Group company's products include Guardian Flouropolymer-coated ductwork for the pharmaceutical and semiconductor sectors and fire-rated ductwork for any structure that could be a fire hazard. Galloway Group also makes acoustic and noise-control products and installs electrical systems in new housing developments. Its Industrial Maintenance and Support Services division provides fabrication and engineering services. Galloway Group has installed systems in such facilities as airports, hospitals, prisons, and stadiums.

AbitibiBowater Inc., together with its subsidiaries, produces and sells newsprint, coated and specialty papers, market pulp, and wood products. It offers newsprint; coated mechanical papers; and specialty papers, including supercalendered, superbright, high bright, bulky book, and directory papers for use in magazines, catalogs, books, retail advertising, direct mail, and coupons. AbitibiBowater company also provides market pulp products for use in various consumer products, including tissues, packaging, specialty paper products, diapers, and other absorbent products; and construction-grade lumber products. In addition, it remanufactures and engineers wood for specialized applications, such as bedding components, roofing and flooring material, and other products; and sells pulpwood, saw timber, and wood chips. The company serves commercial printers, publishers, catalogers, retailers, and direct mailers through its regional sales offices and international sales agents. As of December 31, 2009, it owned or operated 23 pulp and paper manufacturing facilities in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and South Korea; and 26 wood products facilities in Canada. AbitibiBowater company is based in Montreal, Canada. On April 16, 2009, AbitibiBowater Inc. and its subsidiaries filed voluntary petitions in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware for relief under the provisions of Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code.

Trask-Decrow Machinery company sells new and used air compressors and pumps. Other products include air dryers, electric motors, filtration equipment, jack hammers, hoists and winches, and trench rollers. Its operations also include such services as pump performance, air quality, and dew point testing as well as equipment analyses. The company operations are centered in New England, but it provides snowmaking pumps for ski resorts around the world. Trask-Decrow provided the snowmaking pumps for the Olympics in Nagano, Japan.

Chargeurs is a wool processor and maker of pure and blended wool products. Its global operations produce wool blends, wool-based fabrics, and woven and non-woven garment interlinings. Chargeurs also makes other non-wool fabrics, as well as self-adhesive protective linings used for temporary protection of surfaces for the appliance, building, and transportation industries. The company is cutting back its spinning, weaving, and finishing operations. Chargeurs operates in more than 35 countries. Current CEO and Chairman Eduardo Malone and former CEO Jerome Seydoux jointly control about a third of Chargeurs.

IMAFLEX Inc., operating since 1994, specializes in the manufacturing and sale of polyethylene films. These custom made packaging films are either used directly by our customers to protect and market their own products, or purchased by printers know as converters, who will then transform the film to satisfy their own customer needs, or by distributors for re-sale.

Gehl Company manufactures light-construction equipment bearing the Gehl and Mustang brand names primarily used by building contractors. Products include mini-excavators, mini-loaders, and skid steer loaders for material handling; telescopic loaders; and asphalt pavers for building sidewalks, parking lots, trails, and driveways. It has about 750 independent dealers around the globe, but most are located in North America. Gehl also offers financing to its dealers and their customers. In 2006 the company exited the agricultural machinery business. France-based MANITOU BF, previously one of Gehl's largest shareholders, acquired the company in 2008.

Belvac makes the machinery that manufactures beverage cans and related packaging products -- both metal and plastic. Belvac company estimates that each year close to 200 billion drink cans are made using Belvac machinery. Its equipment performs an array of high-speed trimming, necking, shaping, coating, and inspection processes. Belvac also makes all manner of plastic bottle-making machinery in addition to offering training programs for its metal and pastic machinery.

Daifuku Co., Ltd. company straddles three business segments. Its Logistics Systems comprise auto factory automation, making conveyor systems for producing cars; factory and distribution automation, supplying storage, sorting and picking, and transport; and electronic factory automation, including clean room transport and storage. An Electronics segment makes interface boards for industrial computers. Car wash to bowling equipment is covered, too, by the Other segment. A fourth business, US affiliate Jervis B. Webb, specializes in baggage handling systems. Sales offices dot Japan and 19 countries.

Work at Advanced Drainage Systems (ADS) isn't going down the drain, it is the drain. ADS manufactures high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipes for storm and sanitary sewers, agricultural drainage, road and highway construction, and residential and commercial development. The corrugated HDPE lineup runs from culverts to drains, fittings, grates, grease interceptors, and leaching chambers. ADS even offers a mix of green building products. Customers are mining and timber operators as well as engineers in highway construction and waste management systems. ADS products lie under fabled US athletic turf and recreation sites, such as Augusta National, Dodger Stadium, and Lambeau Field. ADS is an employee-owned company.

Matthews International might not bury its competition, but it can supply the casket and bronze marker. The nation's leading maker of cremation equipment and urns, bronze memorials (including Elvis Presley's Graceland marker), and commemorative products (Baseball Hall of Fame plaques), Matthews also builds mausoleums. Subsidiaries The York Group (the #2 casket maker in the US) and Milso make metal and wood caskets, while Matthews Cremation Division is North America's top cremation equipment maker. Other subsidiaries offer graphics design, packaging, and merchandising services. Matthews has operations in Asia, Australia, Canada, and Europe, but the US accounts for more than 60% of its sales.

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