NTN Bearing Corporation of America company, a subsidiary of Japan's NTN Corporation, manufactures ball bearings used in products ranging from personal electronics to automobiles. Classifications of the company's products include angular contact ball bearings, disc bearings, clutch products, radial ball bearings, and mounted or adapted bearings. NTN America is one of NTN Corporation's five main regions and generates about 20% of its parent's total sales. Established in 1963, NTN America counts BAE Systems Land & Armaments, Hitachi Automotive Products (USA), Honda Motor's Formula One racing team, and John Deere among its customers. NTN Bearing Corporation of America company has offices and plants across the US.

Gibbs Die Casting manufactures aluminum and magnesium die-castings such as air conditioning compressor, commercial refrigeration, and engine and viscous clutch parts. Its Comac Machining Division provides precision machining and assembly work to finish parts for Gibbs' secondary operations. The Audubon Tool Division builds die-casting tools for customers in the US and tooling for presses at Gibbs-Korea. Gibbs Engineering offers on-site product design, prototype models, and production tooling services. A tier-one and tier-two supplier to major auto OEMs, other customers include Eaton and Bose. Gibbs accounts for 90% the sales of its parent company, Koch Enterprises.

Makita U.S.A makes more than 400 industrial-quality power tools, including drills, saws, wrenches, routers, sanders, blowers, vacuums, compressors, and power generators, as well as accessories for those tools. Makita U.S.A. has a manufacturing plant in Georgia, four distribution facilities, and more than 600 authorized service centers throughout the US. Established in 1970, the company is a subsidiary of global power tool manufacturer Makita Corporation.

SWCC SHOWA HOLDINGS (formerly Showa Electric Wire & Cable) likes to remain well connected. SWCC SHOWA HOLDINGS company makes electric power, optical fiber, communication, and industrial cable assemblies and related electrical connectors and parts. It also makes insulated, magnetic, aluminum, and superconducting wires, as well as vibration isolators (used to help buildings withstand earthquakes) and other precision devices. SWCC is developing low-frequency sound absorption and insulation materials. SWCC SHOWA HOLDINGS company sells products to telecommunications, electronics, and utility companies, and to makers of copy machines and printers. It gets more than three-quarters of sales from energy related products.

AMTEC Precision Products, Inc. provides metal parts, molded plastics, and assembly services to mid-sized companies and enterprises in the United States. It manufactures precision machined components in various grades using steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and tungsten materials; and injection molded plastics, as well as offers mechanical, electro-mechanical, and electronic assembly services for metal, plastic, and electronic components. AMTEC company was founded in 1954 and is based in Elgin, Illinois. It has manufacturing facilities in Elgin and Rockford, Illinois. As of June 15, 2005, AMTEC Precision Products, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Ucal Fuel Systems, Ltd.

Shurtape Technologies is on a roll and holding strong. Its tape products include: masking and paper, foil and film, double-coated, cloth and duct, and specialty (insulation and printable). Applications for Shurtape's products include packaging and project, industrial, retail, HVAC, arts and entertainment, professional paint, auto, marine, and aerospace. Shurtape is a global business with manufacturing plants in the US and Canada, and converting plants in China, Germany, Mexico, Peru, and the United Arab Emirates. The company derives its name from its original parent, Shurford Mills, which began as a maker of textile yarns and a leading manufacturer of cordage and twine.

Terex lifts and digs for pay dirt; the company manufactures a slew of cranes, construction equipment, aerial platforms, and materials processing equipment. Its construction business makes compaction equipment, such as compact track loaders and excavators, as well as off-highway trucks, and road building equipment. Another arm makes various aerial lifts, from articulating to telescopic booms used in industrial and construction overhead jobs. The lines are sold worldwide to construction, as well as forestry, recycling, shipping, and utility industries, under brands Genie, Powerscreen, and Bid-Well. In 2010 the company sold its mining business to Bucyrus International.

AstenJohnson makes specialty textiles (paper machine clothing, specialty fabrics, and filaments) for the printing and papermaking industries. The company also produces monofilaments used in making paper machine clothing, and specialty fabrics for pulp mills and manufacturers in non-paper industries, such as food processing (FoodPro brand), petroleum/chemical and mining (FiltraMate), and building products (Taurus). It also makes specialty drainage equipment for paper machines. AstenJohnson operates 10 manufacturing plants in Asia, Europe, and North America, and sells its products to end users worldwide.

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.

Nisshinbo Holdings has been spinning its textile spell for more than a century, but only a quarter of its sales come from textile products. Its textile group spins, weaves, knits, dyes, and finishes cotton material for bedding, shirts, denim, and polyester-blend fabric used in uniforms. The company also makes spandex under the Nisshinbo Mobilon name. Its non-textile businesses include automobile brakes; papers (eco-friendly tissue and toilet paper, fine printing papers); mechatronics (laser cutting machines, solar module manufacturing equipment); chemicals (resins, elastomers, carbon foams); and electronics (semiconductors, power supplies, medical electronics).

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