Strongwell has been pultruding fiber reinforced polymer composite structural products since 1956. Today, with more than 66 pultrusion machines and 647,000 square feet of manufacturing space in three plant locations, Strongwell has unequaled capacity, versatility and flexibility to meet the needs of its customers and allied partners. All Strongwell pultruded products are made in the USA. Strongwell company is financially strong, total quality oriented, technically advanced, and customer focused. Strongwell's customers include Fortune 500 industrial and commercial firms, major architectural and engineering firms, leading contractors and distributors, and many other companies - both large and small - in a variety of markets.

Capstone Turbine Corporation develops, manufactures, markets, and services turbine generator sets and related parts for use in stationary distributed power generation applications. Its stationary distributed power generation applications include cogeneration, combined heat and power (CHP), integrated CHP, resource recovery, and power, as well as combined cooling, heat, and power; and its products are used as battery charging generators for hybrid electric vehicle applications. The company also offers microturbine units, subassemblies, components, and various accessories, including rotary gas compressors with digital controls, heat recovery modules for CHP applications, dual mode controllers that allow automatic transition between grid connect and stand-alone modes, batteries with digital controls for stand-alone/dual-mode operations, power servers for large multipacked installations, and protocol converters for Internet access, as well as frames, exhaust ducting, and installation hardware. In addition, it remanufactures microturbine engines; and provides after-market parts and services, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, and factory and on-site training services.

Donaldson Company makes filtration systems designed to remove contaminants from air and liquids. Donaldson's engine products business makes air intake and exhaust systems, liquid-filtration systems, and replacement parts; products are sold to manufacturers of construction, mining, and transportation equipment, as well as parts distributors and fleet operators. The company's industrial products include dust, fume, and mist collectors and air filtration systems used in industrial gas turbines, computer disk drives, and manufacturers' clean rooms. Donaldson has more than 100 locations worldwide, including 40 manufacturing plants.

Founded in 1994, Pamarco Technologies company makes its imprint through five printing-related divisions. Its Accel Graphic Systems unit makes ink management systems for the graphic arts industry. Pamarco's Diamond Holding Corporation business makes press rollers, and envelope and specialty presses. Pamarco Global Graphics' products include laser engraved rolls and embossing machinery, while Chicago Manifold Products makes rubber rolls used in offset presses and laminators. Pamarco Technologies company's ArmoTek group provides laser and electronic engraving and embossing equipment. In 2006 J. P. Kotts & Co., a private equity firm, acquired Pamarco.

RDM is recycling its renaissance. RDM produces folding boxboard, uncoated board, and coated chipboard. After growing unwieldy through acquisitions and mergers, Reno company disposed of non-core operations in order to focus on manufacturing recycled cardboard. In 2008 Reno company merged with the European recycled cartonboard operations of Cascades S.A., its largest shareholder. Products from both Cascades and RDM are sold through a common sales company, CAREO.

Texwinca Holdings Limited company manufactures and distributes dyed yarns, knitted fabrics, casual apparel, and accessories. It produces about 15 million pounds of fabric a month. Texwinca's knitting and dyeing production business is centralized under Dongguan Texwinca Textile & Garment Ltd. The company also provides franchise services, and its sales network covers Asia, Europe, and the US. It also offers services in the repair and maintenance services of motors and generators and the trading of generators. Poon Bun Chak (chairman and managing director) founded Texwinca in 1975. The company continues to be profitable.

Bearing Distributors, Inc. (BDI), a unit of Forge Industries, distributes industrial products to manufacturers and provides maintenance and repair services, as well as training and inventory management. Its offerings include bearings, mechanical and electrical power transmission products, material handling systems, motion control products, fluid power products, sealing products, filtration products, hoses and fittings, lubricants, and adhesives. BDI serves customers throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Bearing Distributors which began as a regional Midwestern distributor in 1935, now has more than 130 offices in 10 countries.

Dynapac USA is rolling along in the compaction and paving machinery business. A division of Sweden-based Dynapac AB, its products primarily include compactors, cutters and grinders, pavers, planers, poker vibrators, rollers, rammers, and submersible pumps for use in road building and civil construction. Dynapac also offers service, spare parts, and training. Formerly a subsidiary of Metso Minerals Industries, Dynapac was taken private by Nordic investment firm Altor in 2004. Dynapac has eight production facilities in Brazil, China, France, Germany, Sweden, and the US, and has sales operations in 16 countries worldwide. Dynapac AB was purchased by Atlas Copco in 2007.

Toyo Seikan Kaisha has a can-do attitude. Operating through multiple subsidiary and affiliated companies, Toyo Seika rivals Japan's can makers, producing and selling containers, including bottles made from glass and plastic, such as polyethylene terephthalate (PET), PET pouches, tin cans, and paper packaging products. Beverage can-making accounts for some 50% of sales. Toyo Seikan Kaisha company also contract manufactures aerosol cans, packaging machinery, and product filling. Toyo Seikan's Steel Plate operations make steel plate and allied processed materials. Japan is Toyo Seikan's core market. Founded in 1917, Toyo Seikan was first to domestically market oxygen scavenger sachets, a packaging material used to preserve food.

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.

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