Baldwin Technology Company, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the development, manufacture, and sale of process automation equipment for the printing and publishing industry. It offers cleaning systems and related consumable products, including press washers, automatic blanket cleaners, newspaper blanket cleaners, chill roll cleaners, digital plate cleaners, guide roll cleaners, and Web paper cleaners; and fluid management systems comprising refrigerated circulators and spray dampening systems used to measure and control the supply, temperature, cleanliness, chemical balance, and other characteristics of the fluids. Baldwin Technology company also provides ink control systems consisting of ink agitators, ink mixers, and ink level systems, as well as ultraviolet and infrared dryers, gluing systems, and service and parts. In addition, it offers Web press protection systems, such as Web severers and Web catchers that provide auto-arming electronic package offering press protection in the event of a Web break. Baldwin Technology company markets its products through direct sales representatives, distributors, and dealer networks to printing press manufacturers, newspaper publishers, and commercial printers primarily in the Americas, Asia, Australia, and Europe. Baldwin Technology Company is headquartered in Shelton, Connecticut.

Operating through its subsidiaries, Wajax rents, sells, and services the after-sales parts of mobile industrial equipment such as cranes, log loaders, excavators, and lift trucks. The company also sells, services, and assembles diesel and natural gas engines. Its third arena, industrial components, focuses on supporting bearings, pumps and hydraulics, and transmission equipment. Multiple lines from OEMs like JCB and Tigercat are distributed for natural resource and construction work, transportation and manufacturing efforts, and industrial processing and utility projects. The publicly-held company is operated through Wajax Income Fund.

Nippon Electric Glass (NEG) has seen the light in the glass business. While Nippon Electric Glass Co., Ltd. company restructured its core business operations to concentrate on flat panel display (FPD) glass, it also produces glass used in the manufacture of LCD (liquid crystal display) and CRT (cathode ray tube) monitors. The company makes next-generation glass products for optical and electronic devices, glass fibers for engineering plastics, specialized building materials (glass blocks, heat-resistant glass, solar collectors, and glass tubing), and organic light emitting displays (OLED) and LED products for use in display, building, and medical applications. Nippon Electric Glass Co., Ltd. company makes over 40% of its sales to customers outside of Japan.

Lawrence Pumps pumps out a variety of fluid handling products from its Lawrence, Massachusetts home base. Founded in 1935, Lawrence Pumps company manufactures axial, vertical line, and submersible pumps for use in the chemical, mining, petroleum, and steelmaking industries. Its innovative products include canned motor pumps for highly abrasive chemical slurries, cryogenic pumps (for use in liquid nitrogen and oxygen operations), and loop-reactor axial flow pumps for use in processing polyolefins. Lawrence Pumps also offers parts and repair services. Its engineering department designs new pumps in-house. Its products are sold via offices in the US, China, Singapore, and Holland and a global sales network.

Hartest Holdings strives the hardest to design and manufacture medical technology and instrumentation products. Hartest's Instrumentation Division comprises several businesses that manufacture temperature and electrical management systems, as well as electronic patient data recording and database systems. Hartest company's Medical and Technical Division makes radiographic systems, lasers, and related medical equipment. Other manufactured products include laboratory furniture and fume-containment areas for hospitals, universities, and industrial customers. Hartest boasts a market presence in India. Elektron holds about 53% of the medical instruments maker and looks to buy the shares it doesn't own.

MARUWA makes ceramics, but you won't see them on display. MARUWA company manufactures circuit and machinery ceramics, as well as radio frequency products and electronic components. Its circuit ceramics are used in resistors for such consumer devices as PCs, cameras, and mobile phones. The machinery ceramics division makes quartz glass products, ferrite, and various ceramics used in such goods as disk drives and water faucets. Nearly all of the sales are in Asia; about half of MARUWA's sales come from Japan where it maintains six manufacturing plants and several sales offices.

Horizon Solutions LLC company is a wholesale distributor of industrial goods. Horizon distributes products such as tools (air tools, electric tools, hand tools, hydraulics, and soldering equipment); automation devices (controls, industrial computers, and sensors); electrical products (conduit, lighting, power conditioning equipment, and emergency switches); and safety gear (protective apparel, respirators, and signs). Horizon's more than 175 suppliers include such companies as Rockwell Automation, Danaher, Day-Brite Lighting, and Apex Tool Group (formerly Cooper Tools). Horizon Solutions company operates from nine branches throughout New York and New England states.

The family-held corporation manufactures the Freedom Hitch (a hands-free, positive latch-and-lock trailer hitch) which allows users to change implements from the seat of a tractor. The Freedom Hitch system comes in two sizes: Category I, for tractors up to 45 horsepower, and Category II, for tractors up to 100 horsepower. The company also makes a line of boat trailers under the ShoreLand'r brand. Midwest's ShoreStation Boat Hoists unit makes hoists and dock accessories for on-the-water storage of boats and personal watercraft (PWC), as well as complete lake dock systems.

Ener1, Inc. (Ener1) is engaged in the business of designing, developing and manufacturing rechargeable lithium-ion batteries and battery systems for energy storage. Its end markets include transportation, stationary power (energy storage for utilities and renewable energy, such as wind and solar power in addition to battery backup systems for the home), military applications and small cell markets. In the transportation markets, the Company is developing systems to power the next generation of hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs), plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) and electric vehicles (EVs). This technology is also developed for other transportation markets, including buses and trucks, as well as alternative transportation vehicles. The Company also conducts research on and develops fuel cells and nano coating processes. Ener1 Company has three operating segments: battery, fuel cell and nanotechnology.

Joy Mining Machinery company manufactures and distributes underground mining equipment and bulk material conveyor systems from over 45 service locations located near major mining regions throughout the world. The foundation for Joy Mining Machinery was laid when inventor Joseph F. Joy received a patent for his mechanical gathering arm loader in 1919. Products include bolting systems (used in coal mining), haulage systems, and longwall systems (consisting of shearers, roof supports, face conveyors, stageloaders, crushers, and mobile belt tail pieces). Joy Mining Machinery company is a subsidiary of Joy Global. Sister company P&H Mining Equipment produces surface mining machinery.

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