SprayCool was founded in 1988. SprayCool company develops products that prevent overheating of electronic systems used in harsh environments. Its enclosures and rack systems use a liquid cooling technology that sprays a mist of liquid which evaporates and cools electronics. SprayCool systems are used in military and industrial applications-- including customers in the oil and gas exploration and telecommunications industries -- and can be installed on unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), fixed-wing aircrafts, and other vehicles. Clients have included the Department of Defense, the Department of Energy, Lockheed Martin, and Raytheon.

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.

CTB makes automation, feed, and storage equipment for the poultry, swine, grain, and egg industries under such brand names as Agro Logic, Brock, Chore-Time, Fancom, Laake, Mannebeck, PigTek, Porcon, ProTerra, Roxell, Shenandoah, and Uniqfill. CTB's integrated environmental feeding systems for livestock include heating, cooling, and ventilation equipment, as well as poultry nests, incinerators, weigh systems, drinkers, and egg counters, among other products. CTB maintains facilities in Belgium, Brazil, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, and the US. Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway purchased the formerly public company in late 2002 for about $180 million.

Summit Corporation of America offers a number of services including continuous coil stock plating, wire plating, and continuous stampings plating. Summit Corporation also electroplates metal ribbon, tape, wire, and individual manufactured metal parts such as pins, springs, washers, cans, and chemically etched materials. Its major customers include component manufacturers and other companies in the aerospace, automotive, battery, computer, defense, marine, metal distribution, semiconductor, and telecommunications industries. Summit Corporation offers prototypes and contract manufacturing, as well as research and development and testing services.

Mecalux,S.A makes storage products that range from metallic shelving systems to automated warehouses (racking/conveyors/software). Customers include Academy Sports & Outdoors, Hitachi, Sara Lee, and Wal-Mart. The company has worldwide operations through a dozen production centers in Eastern and Western Europe, and North and South America. Its subsidiaries include Esmena and Interlake Mecalux. Founder and chairman Jose Luis Carrillo Rodreguez controls nearly 60% of Mecalux through his affiliation with investment firm Leina (Spain). He founded the company in 1969, after he made light shelving for the previous three years in a workshop in Barcelona.

AP Wagner company distributes parts for consumer appliances such as refrigerators, air conditioners, dishwashers, washing machines, and dryers. It distributes parts from more than 150 manufacturers, including Maytag, GE, and Whirlpool. AP Wagner operates stores in the northeastern US and Canada. The company was founded as The Buffalo Washing Machine Repair Co. in 1928 by Frank and Clara Jarmusz, grandparents of the current owners, Donald and Michael Jarmusz. The company later became Wagner Appliance, which merged with Appliance Parts Distributors in 1995 to form AP Wagner.

Printpack wraps its array of flexible and rigid packaging around salty snacks, confections, baked goods, and cereal, as well as tissues and paper towels. The company's packaging includes plastic film, aluminum foil, metalized films, and paper with specialized coatings, as well as cast and blown monolayer and co-extruded films. Its sustainable lineup is marketed under the Natura brand. Blue-chip clients include Frito-Lay, Georgia-Pacific, General Mills, and Quaker Oats. Printpack manufactures packaging at more than 25 plants in the US, UK, Mexico, Poland, and China. For more than half a century the Love family has owned Printpack company; Dennis Love, the son of Printpack's founder, serves as president.

International Wire Group, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and markets wire products for other wire suppliers, distributors, and original equipment manufacturers. It operates in three segments: Bare Wire, Engineered Wire Products, and High Performance Conductors. The Bare Wire segment offers bare and tin-plated copper wire products, which are used to transmit digital, video, and audio signals or conduct electricity in electronics and data communications, general industrial, energy, appliances, and automotive markets. The Engineered Wire Products segment provides bare copper wire products that are used to conduct electricity either for power or for grounding purposes in electrical appliances, power supply, aircraft, railway, and automotive markets. The High Performance Conductors segment manufactures specialty high performance conductors, which include tin, nickel, and silver plated copper and copper alloy conductors consisting of high and low temperature conductors, as well as specialty film insulated conductors and miniature tubing products. Its products are used in the commercial and military aerospace and defense, electronics and data communication, industrial, automotive, and medical electronics and device markets. International Wire Group, Inc. sells its products through a combination of direct sales people and manufacturers’ representatives in the United States, Belgium, France, and Italy.

BORIDE Engineered Abrasives began operations in the 1960s. BORIDE's brushes and bobs help keep the industrial world polished. BORIDE Engineered Abrasives develops, manufactures, and distributes mold and die polishing products (brushes, bobs, diamond files, and wood sticks), diamond wheel dressing products, and specialty abrasive products that include private-labeled products.

SRF is one of the world's largest manufacturers of nylon tire cord fabric, used to reinforce tires for bicycles to heavy duty vehicles. It also makes belting fabrics, integral to conveyor belts and mechanical rubber equipment for mining and utility industries. In addition, SRF chemical makes refrigerant gas for refrigeration and air conditioning, and intermediates needed in pharma and agrochemical fluorinated products. Its smallest business, synthetic packaging films, creates wraps for consumer goods, like soap and tea. The company owns eight plants in India, and one each in Dubai, South Africa, and Thailand. Customers include Goodyear and Ranbaxy.

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