On-Site Analysis company's MotorCheck analyzer is a mechanical "blood test" that analyzes used oil to test for the presence of metal debris, coolant, or water. Another product, FuelCheck, analyzes both gasoline and diesel for qualities that affect engine performance. Other products include MetalCheck (engine test for the presence and quantity of wear metals) and TruckCheck (for large trucks). On-Site's customers include truck stops, quick-lube centers, and automotive repair shops, as well as automotive manufacturers.

Lingotes Especiales designs and produces metal components for use in automobiles, appliances, construction projects, and other products and industries. It also operates laboratories, employs design teams, and contracts with university laboratories to develop new products and improve existing ones. The company's research and development teams include personnel who are fluent in English, French, German, and Italian. Lingotes Especiales also makes sure that its process is as environmentally friendly as possible. Lingotes Especiales was founded in 1968.

J&J Industries boasts one of the largest privately held mills in the industry for manufacturing commercial carpeting. Used in business, institutional, and industrial spaces, the J&J lineup comprises broadloom and modular carpet, backing systems, and adhesives. Products are made and marketed under two brands, J&J Commercial (back office interiors), and Invision Carpet Systems (high design offerings). J&J also provides installation and used carpeting recovery services. Started in 1957, the company is named after its founders' surnames -- Jolly and Jones. David Jolly, grandson of co-founder J. Rollins Jolly, serves as president and COO.

J.A. Reinhardt manufactures precision aluminum dip-brazed housings, which are built especially for the aerospace and telecommunications industries. The company also makes aluminum beryllium fabricated products. Other products include air and liquid cooling avionics housings, dip-brazed electronic chassis, and microwave antennas and transmitters. The company's processes include aluminum dip brazing, aluminum beryllium and beryllium machining and fabrication, and electromechanical assembly. A family-owned company for more than 60 years, J.A. Reinhardt was acquired in 2009 by Arlington Capital Partners, which combined the company with thermal management specialist TSI Group.

Foley is an authorized dealer/distributor for sales, rentals, and service of more than 300 types of new and used Caterpillar construction machines in New Jersey. Its lineup includes compact machines (backhoes, skid steers), paving equipment, wheel loaders, dozers, and excavators. The company also rents and sells diesel, gas, and bio-fuel power generation products, such as generator sets and cogeneration systems, as well as air compressors and dryers, marine engines, and mobile standby power units made by Caterpillar. Foley offers maintenance, repair, parts, and financing, too. Founded in 1957, Foley is owned and led by the Foley family.

Prime Advantage Corporation company is a private buying consortium focused on creating the best possible savings on raw materials, components, supplies, and services for its client base. Founded in 1997, Prime Advantage's prime strategy of aggregating the purchasing power of individual manufacturers has increased cost savings for its members on a wide array of office and industrial supplies. Prime Advantage Corporation company's supplier roster includes distributors of abrasives, bearings, circuit boards, fasteners, lift trucks, motors, pumps, and valves made by manufacturers such as Motion Industries, Fastenal Company, and Macsteel Service Centers.

Ladish company designs and manufactures high-strength forged and cast metal components for aerospace and industrial markets. Jet engine parts, missile components, landing gear, helicopter rotors, and other aerospace products generate nearly 90% of the company's sales; general industrial components account for the remainder. Aerospace industry giants Rolls-Royce (26%), United Technologies (19%), and General Electric (11%) together account for more than half of Ladish's sales. Nearly 50% of its sales come from outside the US (the UK representing more than half of all foreign sales).

Quorum International makes decorative residential-lighting fixtures and ceiling fans. Quorum company, which claims the position of being the world's largest fan and lighting fixture maker, also makes ceiling mounts, chandeliers, entry lighting, pendants, outdoor lighting, track and recessed fixtures, vanity lighting fixtures, wall mounts, and sconces. Additionally, it manufactures door chimes and lampshades. Quorum International markets its products throughout the US as well as Central America and the Caribbean.

Guardian is one of the world's largest manufacturers of float glass and fabricated glass products. You also should know that we manufacture and supply the automotive industry with a variety of exterior products. We've also become a significant player in the building materials distribution business. And somewhere along the line, we became the world's largest producer of mirrors.Headquartered in Auburn Hills, Michigan, the privately held Guardian Industries group of companies has over 19,000 employees worldwide (that's 21 countries, on 5 continents), and we value them above all else.In fact, we are very proud of our management structure. It is specifically designed to avoid bureaucratic nonsense, and allows the individual to flourish. It is an environment that thrives on the initiative of its people. And it works. Just ask any of our thousands of happy customers.

A.Raymond Tinnerman Manufacturing. Formerly known as Tinnerman Palnut Engineered Products.The company makes some 2,000 types of standard and specialty metal and plastic fasteners, including speed nuts (one-piece nut and washer units). The company's fastener lineup also includes spring steel, multi- and single-thread, and clamps and cable clips. It also offers custom-molded items, such as those used for automotive headlight adjustors. Customers include GE, Lear, Mattel, and Toyota. The company, founded in 1870 as Tinnerman Stove Company, developed the speed nut in 1936. In 2005 it acquired two factories from Textron Fastening, and was itself picked up by A. Raymond & Cie in 2009.

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