GM Nameplate makes product identification components, injection molded plastics, and electronic input devices. End products include decals, labels, mouse pads, and placards, as well as electronic components, such as keypads and switching assemblies. GM Nameplate supplies the needs of businesses, from FORTUNE 500 companies to startups, extending the internal resources of its customers and enabling them to launch their products to market faster. Customers include Boeing, Dell, General Electric, General Motors, Microsoft, and Xerox. GM Nameplate has five divisions in the US, and one each in Canada, China, and Singapore.

SAGE Electrochromics is wisely repaning the future. SAGE Electrochromics company develops residential and industrial "smart" windows that darken or lighten through the use of low-voltage DC power. Its main focus is on the commercial market and selling architects on using branded SageGlass products in their designs. SAGE's windows can be operated by using a dimmer switch, remote control, or central energy management system to control how much sunlight and solar heat enters the home, office, or car. The adjustable tinting level varies from dark to light. The US Departments of Commerce, Energy, and Defense, as well as the National Science Foundation, support SAGE's development efforts. John Van Dine founded SAGE in 1989.

The Protomold Company is forming a future for itself. The Protomold company, a division of Proto Labs, designs and develops rapid injection molded parts and specializes in quick turnaround and low-volume production. Its end goal is to assist design engineers in bringing new products to market more quickly. Protomold has expanded its North American manufacturing operations. In 2005 it also opened a UK facility, which serves the European market and represents the company's first international expansion. The Protomold company was founded in 1985 and originally was involved in desktop publishing. Reacting to the lengthy turnaround for obtaining injection-molded parts, Protomold found a new calling in making molded parts.

Skyjack company's scissor lifts allow workers to perform their duties at heights up to 56 feet, and they are drivable at full height. For more challenging work environments, the company offers rough-terrain models with four-wheel drive. Its boom lifts provide work heights ranging from 45 to 71 feet. Skyjack also sells new, used, and reconditioned booms, scissor lifts, and similar industrial equipment. It additionally provides reconditioning services for other companies. Machined components (primarily automotive) maker Linamar acquired the company in 2002; Skyjack is one of Linamar's industrial segments.

Founded in 1849 as a woodenware business, the holding company now manufactures packaging and paperboard, returnable materials-handling systems, product labels, and promotional materials, as well as offers logistics and marketing services. Its three core operating units are Menasha Packaging (corrugated packaging and point-of-purchase displays), which includes Cortegra Group (pharmaceutical labeling and packaging), ORBIS Corporation (plastic reusable packaging), and LeveragePoint Media (in-store promotional services). Menasha also has investments in other manufacturing companies. Descendants of founder Elisha Smith own a majority of Menasha.

Velan is one of the world's leading manufacturers of industrial steel valves, recognized as a standard-bearer in quality and innovation. The company was founded by acclaimed inventor and entrepreneur A.K. Velan in 1950, and continues to leverage advanced engineering capabilities and innovation to create hard-working valves that meet critical industrial needs in the areas of power generation, chemical and petrochemical, oil and gas, pulp and paper, mining, cryogenic, and ship-building industries. Velan's many product lines are grouped into the broad categories of: gate, globe, and check valves; quarter-turn valves; specialty valves; and steam traps. Within these product groups, Velan offers one of the most comprehensive product offerings available from any valve manufacturer, in sizes varying from 1/2” to 60”, with pressure ratings from vacuum to over 10,000 psi, temperature ratings of up to 1,500 °F, and availability of many material and design options. All of Velan’s valves are designed and manufactured with quality as a priority, and incorporate many unique design features for environmentally friendly performance, simple maintenance, and reliable service.Velan valves have an extremely broad installation base and are approved by major companies worldwide. In addition, Velan has been an active and trusted name in the nuclear industry since its inception, and has supplied valves to 360 of 440 nuclear power stations in the world. In the US alone, 95 of 105 nuclear power stations use Velan valves. We are currently involved in the global renaissance of nuclear power, focusing our design, applications, and manufacturing resources on a market that projects 60 plus units to be built. In addition, Velan is a major supplier of valves to the US Navy, contracts it has held for 50 years. As the only valve supplier making forged valves up to 24 inches in the world, Velan most recently supplied valves to the latest US nuclear aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R. Ford.

Vericor Power Systems manufactures, sells, and services power generating equipment, from gas turbines for marine propulsion to marine power gensets, gensets for cogeneration and power generation, and packages for mechanical drive. In addition, Vericor Power Systems offers a slate of site support, technical training, and specialty equipment services for its products. Its roster of customers includes, by and large, the US Navy, shipbuilders (ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems), building materials manufacturers (Sierra Pacific), and pulp and paper producers (Quebecor). Vericor operates as an affiliate of German aerospace gas turbine engine maker MTU-Aero Engines.

Founded in 1969 by Chief Executive Officer, John E. Rode, Temper Corporation is an engineering and manufacturing company located in Fonda, New York. Today, Temper Corporation continues to provide innovative design, exceptional product quality and strong customer service. Temper Corporation is a leader in precision assemblies and equipment with quality designs at lower costs.The company's initial objective was to make high performance, cost effective metal spring sealing gaskets or static face seals, to be used on aerospace applications. However, due to cutbacks in aerospace spending in the early 1970's, the product emphasis shifted to newly invented compressible spacers. The Temper Load Ring™ Adjustable Spacer was developed and became an important component for customers to utilize in a wide range of assemblies, particularly for rapid and accurate adjustment of tapered roller bearings. The Temper Load Ring is a precision contour ring designed to perform as a predictable compression force element which is fabricated from ductile, high strength metal alloys.

Superior Production LLC designs and manufactures machine parts, tool and die construction, and metal stampings. Its operations comprise multiple presses, conventional and horizontal mills, and a wide range of support machinery, such as air compressors, forklifts, furnaces, grinders, hydraulic drills, lathes, sanders, and saws. Core customers are automotive, power equipment, and wind turbine OEMs, and have included General Motors, Magna, MTD Products, and Tower Automotive. The company started in 1914 as a tool-and-die production and repair business; it has evolved to focus on automotive stampings.

Tietex International company manufactures and markets a variety of fabrics, produced by stitch-bonding, micro-stitching, or warp-knitting. Its operations are divided between interior fabrics and performance fabrics. The former is used primarily in mattress ticking, residential and outdoor furniture upholstery, and drapery and bedding. Performance fabrics serve applications from running shoes to roofing reinforcement, velcro, fire resistant products, and automotive cushions. Tietex has operations in the United States, the Netherlands, and Thailand. Founded in 1972 by the late Arno Wildeman, the company is led by his son, owner and CEO Martin Wildeman.

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