Fu Sheng Industrial makes industrial air compressors, golf club heads, and lead frames for integrated circuits. Its Fu Sheng Machinery division, founded in 1953, makes air compressors, refrigerant compressors, and air dryers. A top manufacturer of golf club heads, Fu Sheng Sporting Goods sells to every premium golf club maker in the world. Its US-based FS-Precision Tech subsidiary makes titanium and alloy investment castings such as orthopedic implants, turbochargers, jet engine diffusers, and other parts. The company operates globally through subsidiaries in China, Germany, Taiwan, Vietnam, and the US. Oaktree Capital Management acquired control of Fu Sheng in 2007 for about $850 million.

Kubota Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture of machinery, and other industrial and consumer products primarily in Japan. The company offers farm equipment, including tractors, combine harvesters, rice transplanters, power tillers, and reaper binders for agricultural use; small engines; and construction machinery, such as mini-excavators and wheel loaders for various industrial uses. It also provides pipes and valves that consist of ductile iron pipes, spiral welded steel pipes, plastic pipes and fittings, and various valves to municipalities and public utilities for use principally in water supply and sewage systems along with industrial water supply, as well as for use in gas supply, telecommunication, and irrigation systems. In addition, Kubota offers industrial castings comprising various iron castings, such as rolls for the steel industry, machinery parts, and soil pipes and fittings; and various steel castings, including heat-resistant steel pipes and products for petrochemical plants, thermal treatment in-core products for ironmaking plants, steel pipe columns for construction, and steel pipe piles to prevent landslides. Further, it offers water and sewage treatment plants, submerged membrane systems, and biogas production systems for water treatment; pulverizing facilities for solid waste treatment; and pumps for waterworks, sewage facilities, irrigation system, rainwater drainage, and power supplies. Additionally, Kubota provides vending machines, electronic-equipped machinery, air-conditioning equipment, septic tanks, condominiums, construction, and other equipment and services. It sells its products directly, as well as through wholesale-retail dealers, wholesalers, agricultural cooperative associations, trading companies and dealers, and local distributors.

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.

The thought of folks soaking up bubbles in a MAAX Bath tub gives this company maximum joy. MAAX designs and manufactures acrylic, fiberglass, and thermoplastic bathtubs and showers under a dozen brands, including Advanta, Coleman Spas, Keystone, Maax, Nahanni, and Pearl. Other products include shower doors, faucets, cabinets, and medicine cabinets. MAAX Bath Inc. company sells to plumbing wholesalers, hardware stores and superstores, specialty showrooms, and distributors. In 2008 MAAX's assets were acquired by Tricap Partners Ltd., a private equity fund managed by Brookfield Asset Management.

Ahlstrom Corporation company manufactures and sells a swath of web forming technologies and fiber-based materials. It straddles two divisions: Fiber Composites (home and personal nonwovens, filtration, glass and industrial nonwovens, and advanced nonwovens) and Specialty Papers (release and label papers and technical papers). Applications for its line include wipes, masking tape, coffee and automotive filters, self-adhesive labels, flexible packaging, and roofing. Since 1851, the Ahlstrom family has held an ownership interest; an initial public offering in 2006 shifted control to a holding company, created for over 130 descendents of the company's founder.

Taylor Devices, Inc. engages in the design, development, manufacture, and marketing of shock absorption, rate control, and energy storage devices for use in various types of machinery, equipment, and structures. Taylor Devices company provides seismic dampers that ameliorate the effects of earthquake tremors on structures; Fluidicshoks, which are small and compact shock absorbers for primary use in the defense, aerospace, and commercial industry; and crane and industrial buffers for industrial application on cranes, ships, container ships, railroad cars, truck docks, ladle and ingot cars, ore trolleys, and car stops. It also offers self-adjusting shock absorbers that automatically adjust to different impact conditions for high cycle applications primarily in heavy industries; liquid die springs, which are used in the component parts of machinery and equipment used for the manufacture of tools and dies; and vibration dampers that are used primarily by the aerospace and defense industries to control the response of electronics and optical systems subjected to air, ship, or spacecraft vibration. Taylor Devices, Inc. sells its products through sales representatives and distributors in the North America, South America, Asia, Europe, and Australia. Taylor Devices company was founded in 1955 and is based in North Tonawanda, New York.

TM GE Automation Systems unites the power, expertise, and marketing leverage of three global corporations. A joint venture among Toshiba, Mitsubishi Electric, and General Electric, the company designs and develops advanced automation and drive systems. TM GE Automation Systems specializes in serving the metals, paper, and material handling industries; it also serves those in municipal, utility, and industrial markets. TM GE Automation Systems has major operations in China, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Poland, the UK, and the US, and operates offices on five continents.

Heidelberg USA is a manufacturer of sheetfed printing presses and prepress, printing, and binding equipment for customers in the print media industry. Heidelberg USA company also sells such consumables as plates and film and resells products made by other manufacturers, including Kodak. Through its Print Media Academy program, Heidelberg USA offers product training at locations in Canada and the US. Heidelberg USA company is the main US subsidiary of German printing giant Heidelberger Druckmaschinen (known as Heidelberg), along with Baumfolder Corporation, Heidelberg Digital LLC, and Heidelberg Print Finance Americas, Inc.

Technology Research Corporation engages in the design, manufacture, and marketing of electrical safety products that save lives, protect people against serious injury from electrical shock, and/or prevent electrical fires in the home and workplace. TRC company's products include protective devices, such as ground fault circuit interrupters, equipment leakage current interrupters, and portable residual current devices, which are ground fault devices providing protection from dangerous electrical shock by sensing leakage of electricity and cutting off power. Its products also comprise leakage current detection interrupters that are used to reduce the risk of electrical fires by disconnecting power when sensing current leakage between conductors of power cords. In addition, the company offers power surge strips, safety circuits, power cord, and safety extension cords; automatic transfer switches; electrical safety solutions to a range of recreational vehicle manufacturers; and cable protection and management products. It also designs and supplies power monitoring and control equipment to the United States military and its contractors for tactical vehicles, naval vessels, and mobile electric generators; and licenses its technology for use by others in exchange for a royalty or product purchases.

Dearborn Mid-West Conveyor is the sought after partner for the design, integration and installation of complex material handling systems for hard working industries in North America and abroad. Two key industries include Automotive and Power Generation. Other industries include Parcel Post, Courier, Manufacturing, Mining, Cement, and Marine Ports. DMW has two locations in the US, staffed with experienced professionals who can bring their know-how to solve your project requirements.DMW will provide the optimal solution that maximizes long term reliability, durability and maintainability with overall cost effectiveness. Our capability is demonstrated time and again through repeat business clients.To successfully compete in today’s challenging economy with rising material and construction costs, clients demand a level of creativity to optimize their construction budgets. By utilizing our experienced equipment subcontractors and supply partners, we provide solutions that best fit the application. Our experienced engineers can specify the exact type of equipment needed that will maximize the value of your project.

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