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.

Mazak manufactures tools for metal-cutting and metal-forming machines. Products are used in agriculture, aerospace, automotive manufacturing, construction, energy, industrial contract manufacturing, and medicine. Mazak company operates eight manufacturing plants in China, Japan, Singapore, the UK, and US, turning out lathes, machining centers, milling centers, and dedicated manufacturing systems. Its technology centers, planted in North America, engineer and demonstrate product developments for improving customer production. Mazak offers training services plus parts and used machines. It is a subsidiary of Japanese machine tool maker Yamazaki Mazak, which was founded in 1919.

The Zignago Vetro Group produces hollow glass containers primarily for Food and Beverage, Cosmetics and Perfumery, Luxury Perfumery and Specialty Glass containers markets. It is active throughout the world with a "business-to-business" model through three Business Units: Zignago Vetro S.p.A., Verreries Brosse S.a.s., and Vetri Speciali S.p.A. (a 43.50% shareholding). Production is carried out in facilities located in Italy and in France

Window Ware is wear you can go when you need to do some window work. A Heywood Williams Group subsidiary, Window Ware distributes hardware components and related products to the UPVC window, door, and conservatory markets, primarily in the UK. General products include window boards, door locks, installation products, heating and ventilation components, and conservatory roofs, while brand names include GU, Hoppe, Ultraframe, Paddock, and MACO.

Unifi,Inc company textures, dyes, and twists multifilament polyester and nylon yarns and allied raw materials. Its polyester yarns are sold to an array of original knitting and weaving manufacturers of apparel goods, industrial textiles, home furnishings, and auto upholstery fabrics. Unifi nylons are marketed for apparel, hosiery, and sock manufacture. Polyester and nylon partially oriented yarn (POY), which is also purchased from suppliers, is often not sold, but further treated to create blends offering a variety of performance advantages. Unifi's revenues rely on US customers (such as (Hanesbrands) and, to a lesser extent, on regions covered by free trade agreements.

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.

Inoue Rubber (Thailand) Public Company Limited is one of Thailand’s leading manufacturing companies of industrial elastomer parts and motorcycle tires and tubes under “IRC” trademark. IRC Company was established on 15 December 1969 with initial registered capital of 10 million baht by a joint venture between Thai shareholders “Leeissanukul group” which have extensive experiences in the Thailand’s automotive industry and Inoue Rubber Co., Ltd., a leading company of motorcycle tires and tubes and various rubber products in Japan. Subsequently, on 30 December 1993, IRC Company was registered as a public company limited. Currently, the Company has the registered and fully paid-up capital of 200 million baht. For more than 37 years, IRC Company has concentrated in producing high-quality products to meet the needs of both domestic and overseas customers through a research and development of new value-added products and personal development. IRCCompany is certified with ISO 9001:2000 standard, QS9000, E-Mark, ISO 14001, and received Excellent Industrial Relations from the Ministry of Labour, the Department of Labour Protection and Welfare. The environmental and social are other tasks that IRC Company is aware. IRC Company has attempted to respond to the governmental policy on energy saving, through enhancement of awareness on energy conservation among the employees. As a result, IRC Company was awarded with the Energy Saving Awards from the Ministry of Energy. For the social concerns, IRC Company has arranged “IRC ride for life” project every year in order to promote the safe driving of the motorcycle drivers in accordance with the traffic rules.

Hemiwedge Valve Corporation is a subsidiary of Hemiwedge Industries, a Texas based, global manufacturer and supplier of engineered valve products. In its 60,000 square foot, ISO 9001 and API Q1 approved machining and manufacturing facility, the Company manufactures the patented, proprietary Hemiwedge® Cartridge Valve product line. Hemiwedge Valve Corporation is committed to bringing innovative valve technologies to the global energy, process, power, mining, refining and pipeline markets. The Company maintains strategic alliances with several suppliers for custom sizes and accelerated delivery schedules and has teamed with some of the world’s leading engineered valve representatives to meet challenging valve needs in multiple industries. This includes an alliance with Enertech, a Curtiss-Wright Flow Control company, for product sales into nuclear power plant applications worldwide.

Founded in 1898, Okuma also distributes pre-owned machines and provides refurbishing services for older machines in disrepair. Okuma Holdings company has 13 overseas and six domestic companies; it operates in North America through US affiliate Okuma America Corporation and in Europe through Okuma Europe. The Okuma Technical Center East (Austria) is the sales and service base for the Eastern European market. Okuma Holdings (formerly Okuma Corporation) grinds out machine tools for customers worldwide. The company's computerized numerically controlled (CNC) machining devices range from grinders and lathes, to machining center systems, electrical discharge machines, and flexible electronic manufacturing systems.

AB Lorentzen & Wettre was founded in 1895 by Christian Lorentzen and Einar Wettre. Lorentzen & Wettre (L&W) follows the paper trail worldwide to serve its customers. A subsidiary of industrial door giant Cardo AB, the Swedish manufacturer provides quality control and product-testing equipment for the paper industry. L&W makes process optimization machines (permeability meters, moisture sensors), laboratory automation (computer testing software), testing devices (micrometers, resistance testers), and sample preparation equipment (cutters, trimmers) used to measure and check the size and strength of paper products. L&W also provides maintenance, training, and customer support services.

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