Founded in 1912, Coen manufactures and services burner equipment and combustion systems (under brand names Coen and TODD), which are used in the cogeneration, industrial boiler, petrochemical, refinery, utility plant, and wood products industries. Other related products include control valves, igniter systems, and fluid handling systems. With its headquarters located in California, Coen owns and operates facilities located throughout the world that cover Africa, Asia/Pacific, Canada, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East. In 2007 John Zink Company, a unit of Koch Industries, acquired Coen.

Bucyrus International, Inc. was founded in 1880. Bucyrus International, Inc. (Bucyrus) is a designer and manufacturer of safe and mining equipment for the extraction of coal, copper, oil sands, iron ore and other minerals in mining centers throughout the world. In addition to the manufacture of original equipment, Bucyrus also provides the aftermarket replacement parts and service for this equipment. Bucyrus operates in two business segments: surface mining, including the principal products of Terex Mining, and underground mining. All of its products and services are marketed under the Bucyrus name. The Company has manufacturing facilities in Australia, China, the Czech Republic, Germany, Mexico, the United Kingdom and the United States, and service and sales centers in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, England, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Peru, Russia, South Africa and the United States. On February 19, 2010, Bucyrus completed the acquisition of Terex Corporation, the mining equipment business.

Fraser Papers Inc. company has been one of the region's larger manufacturers of printing, publishing, and converting paper goods. Its lines include freesheet papers for converting, publishing, and industrial towels, lumber and studs, and wood by-products (chips, shavings, sawdust). Fraser operates a paper mill, in addition to two lumber mills and a pulp mill, established in New Hampshire, Maine, and Qu�bec. In 2009 Fraser and its subsidiaries filed for Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection. Fraser Papers company sold certain of its papers assets in April 2010 to Twin Rivers Paper, a company sponsored by Fraser creditors. Brookfield Asset Management owns a near 70% stake in Fraser.

Danieli & C. Officine Meccaniche builds its business by building machinery for metal makers. Most of its equipment is used by steelmakers and iron foundries. Products include blast furnaces, electric steel meltshops, casting equipment, and hydraulic presses. Danieli company also manufactures hot- and cold-rolling mills, processing lines, and extrusion plants. Danieli builds pollution-treatment plants and offers construction and engineering services, as well. It also procures products ranging from computers to steel pipes for companies. Customers include IPSCO and Nucor Corporation, and joint ventures to make steel products are inked with Vietnam Steel Corp. SIND International SA controls about 65% of Danieli company.

Pilkington Group Limited company produces glass for the automotive and building products industries, and it is a major supplier of glass to replacement windshield shops in Europe, the Americas, and the Asia/Pacific region. Pilkington also manufactures building products, including glass designed to insulate buildings to control energy and noise. The company's automotive glass products include solar control glass, security glazing, and glass heating systems. Pilkington has operations in more than two dozen countries worldwide. In 2006 Pilkington was acquired by Nippon Sheet Glass Company, which previously owned about 20% of Pilkington Group Limited company.

Talan Products offers custom metal stamping, tube forming, and tube fabrication services; it also provides machine processing services such as bending, countersinking, drilling, and welding. Talan Products makes a range of tooling and engineered parts for customers in the automotive, construction, consumer appliance, defense, and hardware markets. Talan Products' primary business is mid- to high-volume metal stampings. Founders and company executives -- CEO Steve Peplin, president Pete Accorti, and manufacturing VP Pat Parziale -- own and run the company.

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.

Tetra Pak aseptic beverage container in the late 1950's proved to be revolutionary for the food and beverage industries. Tetra Pak -- which takes its name from the original tetrahedron-shaped cartons it developed -- manufactures and markets food packaging containers, filling systems, and distribution equipment for industrial customers in more than 170 countries. Its coated-paperboard boxes are used to hold dry, wet, cold, and shelf-stable foods and beverages. The privately-owned company is the largest subsidiary of holding company Tetra Laval International.

Trelleborg designs or manufactures a part to fix the problem. Trelleborg has made a global name for itself in the manufacture of rubber accessories, mainly for the automotive, construction, marine, and industrial markets. Its US-based Trelleborg Automotive unit, which represents about one-third of sales, makes polymer-based antivibration and noise suppression components for automakers. Trelleborg also makes everything from tires for industrial and agricultural machinery to seals, valves, pipes, hoses, and various water sealant substances, which it markets to industrial manufacturers and retailers worldwide. Industrialist Henry Dunker founded Trelleborg company in 1905.

Wärtsilä Corporation company's ship power division designs and markets marine propulsion and maneuvering equipment. The power plant division designs, builds, and operates power plants. Wärtsilä's services division (responsible for approximately 40% of sales) offers all of the necessary equipment and personnel required to maintain and support the many products and services they offer in 70 countries worldwide. Wärtsilä Corporation makes most of its sales in Asia and Europe.

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