Since 1866 F.W. Webb has kept people warm in winter and cool in summer. One of the largest wholesale distributors of LP gas, industrial fittings, and plumbing products in the northeastern US, F.W. Webb offers a slew of blue chip lines for plumbers, HVAC technicians, and institutional buyers through some 70 outlets. The company sells refrigeration pipe and plumbing products (fountains, pumps), and HVAC equipment (air filters, furnaces). It also offers gas boilers and automation valves, and biotech equipment, as well as general industrial items, such as adhesives and sealants. Through its subsidiaries, F.W. Webb offers customized fabrication and inventory programs. John Pope and his family own F.W. Webb Company.

Krieng Thai Watana was founded by managing director Suwat Waiwitlikhit in 1972 as Krieng Thai Machinery and changed its name to Krieng Thai Watana in 1981. Krieng Thai Watana Company imports (via subsidiary Krieng Kamol) and distributes a variety of construction-related equipment, including power tools, cutting tools, drills, chemical products, high pressure cleaners, water pumps, and other industrial equipment from manufacturers such as Eiko, Makita, Kercher, Ebara, and WD-40. Krieng Thai Watana sells its product lines across Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia. Krieng Thai Watana company also operates a service center in Verng Nakon Kasem, Thailand.

Hawthorne Machinery Company provides sales, rentals, parts, and services of construction equipment. The company offers dump trucks, electric power and industrial power equipment, motor graders, track excavators, track type tractors, wheel loaders/integrated tool carriers, wheel tractor scrapers, cold planers, articulated trucks, backhoe loaders, compactors, forest machines, forwarders, harvesters, hydraulic excavators, knuckleboom loaders, material handlers, motor graders, and off-highway trucks. It also provides paving equipment, pipe layers, road reclaimers, skid steer loaders, skidders, telehandlers, wheel dozers, track and multi terrain loaders, feller bunchers, underground mining equipment, wheel excavators, industrial loaders, engine products, marine equipment, and intermediate bulk containers. In addition, the company offers rental of accessories, air compressors, chillers, generators, load banks, boom trucks, compactors, concrete equipment, earth-moving equipment, lift equipment, light towers, pavement breakers, portable air compressors, power pumps, and trucks.

Hilti Corporation manufactures drilling and fastening equipment and supplies for professional customers in the construction and building maintenance industries worldwide. The company's products include drilling and demolition tools; direct and screw fastening systems, diamond coring and cutting tools (saws, sanders, and grinders); anchoring and positioning systems; firestop and foam products; measuring systems; and cutting and sanding systems. Hilti makes about two-thirds of its sales in Europe. The family of the late Martin Hilti, who founded the company in 1941, still controls the firm.

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.

Shorewood Packaging Corporation company makes paperboard packaging for cosmetics, drugs, tobacco, and other consumer products in North America, Europe, and Asia. It delivers conversion and finishing processes, such as hot foil stamping, die cutting, and folding, as well as lithography, sheet-fed, and web printing. Shorewood Packaging Corporation company specializes in entertainment and multimedia packaging, including products for computer software and music. It also offers graphic design and art direction in conjunction with its packaging services. Shorewood Packaging Corporation company, acquired by International Paper (IP) in 2000, contributes to IP's Consumer Packaging Group.

PSB Industries SA company specializes in creating and manufacturing packaging products, particularly for the beauty industry. PSB Industries' subsidiaries include Baikowski, which makes ultra-pure alumina powder and other fine mineral oxides for industrial use; CGL Pack, which makes custom packaging; and Texen, which specializes in plastic injection for beauty products packaging. PSB Industries has operations in France, Japan, Mexico, and the US. In 2008 Texen bought Mar-Lee Companies, an American maker of precision injection molds.

Reinco helps shape landscapes. The equipment supplier makes power mulching and hydrograssing machinery, which can mulch, seed, and fertilize areas that are disturbed by residential and commercial construction. Landscape contractors use the machines to revegetate soil and control erosion near homes, schools, golf courses, cemeteries, mines, landfill reclamation sites, and other large, hard-to-access areas. Some of its products use emissions-certified diesel engines for a cleaner environment. Reinco sells its equipment and provides service maintenance through a US network of dealers.

FabriSteel Products is a division of Whitesell International Corporation designs, manufactures and distributes industrial fasteners and fastener installation systems. Its Multifastener pierce fastener systems unit makes units that automatically installing female and male fasteners (studs and nuts) into sheet metal parts. FabriSteel Products' self-piercing fastener system, which has been in mass production since 1953, was developed to be a more accurate and efficient process. Whitesell International Corporation bought FabriSteel in 2004.

OCV Fabrics US is reinforcing its place in the technical "fabric of our lives." Incorporating glass, carbon, and Kevlar, OCV makes a line of fiber woven products, used to reinforce an array of technical fabrics and plastic parts. End uses include canoes to snowboards, window blinds, car parts, industrial tanks, and pipes. OCV's primary markets include transportation, building and construction, marine, telecommunications, and consumer goods. The company has factories in Maine and Texas. Formerly Saint-Gobain BTI, OCV was recreated when Owens Corning acquired the reinforcements and composite fabrics businesses of Compagnie de Saint-Gobain in 2007. OCV is part of Owens Corning's technical fabrics segment.

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