William L. Bonnell's extrusion operations include a handful of plants that make products and components used in industries including building materials, automotive parts, and agricultural machinery. Bonnell sells its products unfinished, coated, or painted to distributors and fabricators. The commercial building and construction industry accounts for about 65% of the company's sales, while residential constructions accounts for more than 15%. Bonnell, which was founded in 1955, is a unit of Tredegar Corporation.

Blue Star Plastics, Inc. is a custom injection molder of thermoplastic components and a contract manufacturer of plastic assembled products located in Lexington, Kentucky.Founded in 1984, Blue Star can manage all your business needs from high quality injection molding and secondary services to assembly of your finished product, all in our 60,000 square foot facility. Our support capabilities include design and tooling referral to take your project from concept to market.Our mission is to be a recognized leader among midsize plastic manufacturers by providing defect free products and superior service to our Customers through the integration of people, technology, and business systems.

Orkla is a conglomerate that engages in the production of aluminum, food and other consumer products, and specialty materials. The company's industrial divisions include extruded aluminum maker Sapa, industrial materials producer Elkem, and specialty chemicals unit Borregaard. Its food operation produces a range of goods, such as condiments and seafood, while its brands unit makes consumer products like dietary supplements and detergents. Orkla also holds small stakes in several other companies. Norwegian investment firm Canica owns about 14% of the company; the Norwegian government pension fund Folketrygdfondet owns about 13%.

Tsubaki Nakashima, formerly Tsubakimo Precision Products, manufactures linear motion ball screws, bearing balls, blowers, and precision machinery. Its products are primarily used in the aerospace, machine tool, robotics, and semiconductor industries. Tsubaki Nakashima company's US-based Hoover Precision Products subsidiary manufactures ball bearings made from ceramic, metal, and plastic. Tsubaki Nakashima company also produces chrome, carbon, and steel cylindrical roller bearings.

Klockner Pentaplast (KP) created plastic films, and this was good because Man could then save that which was good to eat in the refrigerator! The global manufacturer produces and markets plastic sheets and rigid films for packaging food, as well as pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and electronics. Its lineup includes a breadth of printing and specialty applications, such as adhesive packaging tapes, technical films for cladding insulated pipes, and decorative surface films for furniture. KP operates more than 20 production sites in Asia, Europe, Canada, South America, and the US, (Klockner Pentaplast of America). KP was acquired from private equity Cinven by an affiliate of The Blackstone Group in 2007.

Cleaver-Brooks Company makes boilers, burners, controls, and other boiler room components along with oil and gas burners. Its boiler products include complete integrated systems and specialty and custom-made boilers used in heating and manufacturing applications. Its burners and generators help refiners and manufacturers re-use exhaust heat and control emissions. C-B also offers aftermarket parts, engineering services, retrofitting, and training to its industrial, commercial, and institutional customers. About 1,500 representatives attend Boiler University so they can sell C-B products worldwide.

Rockwell Automation, Inc. provides industrial automation power, control, and information solutions. Rockwell Automation company operates in two segments, Architecture & Software, and Control Products & Solutions. The Architecture & Software segment offers control platforms, which perform multiple control disciplines and monitoring of applications, including discrete, batch, continuous process, drives control, motion control, and machine safety control; software products, such as configuration and visualization software used to operate and supervise control platforms, advanced process control software, and manufacturing execution software that addresses information needs between the factory floor and a customer's enterprise business system; and rotary and linear motion control products, sensors, and machine safety components. This segment markets its products primarily under the Allen-Bradley, A-B, Rockwell Software, and FactoryTalk brand names. The Control Products & Solutions segment provides electro-mechanical and electronic motor starters, motor and circuit protection devices, AC/DC variable frequency drives, contactors, push buttons, signaling devices, termination and protection devices, relays and timers, and condition sensors; and value-added packaged solutions, such as configured drives, motor control centers, and custom-engineered panels for original equipment manufacturer and end-user applications. It also offers automation and information solutions, including custom-engineered hardware and software systems; and provides total life-cycle support services.

Husqvarna has lumberjacks around the world shouting "Timber!" A leading manufacturer of outdoor power tools, Husqvarna makes such products as chainsaws, push and riding lawn mowers, leaf blowers, trimmers, and garden tools for consumers, as well as heavy-duty chainsaws and stone-cutting machines for professionals. Marketing its products under the Husqvarna, Gardena, Poulan, WeedEater, and other brand names, the company distributes to nearly 100 countries and sells through US retailers like Wal-Mart, Sears, and Lowe's; European retailers like B&Q and Leroy Merlin; and independent dealers. Husqvarna operates manufacturing plants in the US, Sweden, and China. It became a publicly owned company in 2006.

Great Neck Saw Manufacturers defies the conventional wisdom that says necks and saws don't mix. The company makes and distributes hand tools, such as screwdrivers and saws, as well as levels and layout tools, knives and sets, and flashlights. It also markets a line of professional-grade auto repair tools. Great Neck Saw sells its products under the Mayes, Sheffield, Bulldog, OEM, GreatLITE, and Great Neck brand names. Founded in 1919 by Samuel Jacoff, the company operates about a half dozen factories and distribution facilities across the US.

KONE began its elevator business on the ground floor and is working its way up. The US subsidiary of Finland's KONE sells, manufactures, upgrades, and maintains elevators, escalators, and automatic building doors. The KONE EcoSpace line of elevators is an environmentally friendly (using no oil) traction elevator that offers more space while conserving energy for residential, office, and public access use. Other brand names include the KONE HH Series and MX Series line of hydraulic elevators, as well as the KONE EcoSystem MR elevator. KONE USA accounts for about one-fifth of its parent company's elevator and escalator sales.

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