Overlay Product Systems, operating as Triten Alloy Products Group, fabricates wear-resistant steel products. The company uses the open-arc bulk welding procedure, which enables wear-resistant material manufacture using a narrow weld bead. It specializes in overlay steel plates and offers custom manufacturing and refurbishing services through its Trimay Engineering Services division. The company's products are used by customers in the chemical, concrete, railway, and quarrying industries, among others. The group has manufacturing and sales centers in Australia, Canada, the UK, and the US. Overlay Product Systems is part of the Alloy Products Group of Triten Corporation.

Peterson American has a spring in its step. The company is the #1 privately held spring manufacturer in the US. Its 14 plants dot North America and the UK, designing, manufacturing, and supplying an array of springs, constant-tension hose clamps, snap rings, stampings, and sub-assemblies. Peterson American also offers a slate of engineering, prototyping, short run, coating and kitting, and assembly services. Customers include automotive OEMs Ford, GM, and Chrysler, engine makers for motorsports such as NASCAR, and industrial manufacturers of appliances to agricultural equipment. The company is led by its founder's fourth generation, Chairman Alfred Peterson III.

Falken Tire keeps on rollin', rollin', rollin'. Falken Tire Corporation company, a subsidiary of Japan-based Sumitomo Rubber Industries, makes and distributes tires that run the gamut from original equipment replacement tires for passenger cars to those found on light trucks/SUVs (including tires for off-road use) and even race cars. Falken's other product offerings include high-performance wheels for cars, trucks, and SUVs, as well as all-season tires geared toward the consumer automotive aftermarket. Falken tires are sold by independent dealers throughout the US and Canada. Wheel brands include Aviator, Marquis, and Solaris; tire brands include Azenis, Sinsera, and Ziex.

Founded in 1979, Quad/Tech, Inc. is the R&D arm of Quad/Graphics. Quad/Tech company designs, develops, manufactures, and services electronic-process press controls, including register guidance systems, materials handling equipment, and finishing controls for web offset printers. Quad/Tech sells to OEMs and printing companies in the commercial, newspaper, packaging, and publication markets worldwide. Customers include The Chicago Tribune, The Lettershop Group, Wyndeham Heron, The Howard Hunt Group, Dome Printing, as well as its parent company Quad/Graphics. Quad/Tech has offices in Europe and the Asia/Pacific region, India, Japan, and the US.

TM GE Automation Systems unites the power, expertise, and marketing leverage of three global corporations. A joint venture among Toshiba, Mitsubishi Electric, and General Electric, the company designs and develops advanced automation and drive systems. TM GE Automation Systems specializes in serving the metals, paper, and material handling industries; it also serves those in municipal, utility, and industrial markets. TM GE Automation Systems has major operations in China, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Poland, the UK, and the US, and operates offices on five continents.

Barry-Wehmiller Company manufactures and supplies packaging, corrugating, paper converting, filling, and labeling automation equipment for a broad spectrum of industries. It conducts business around the world through its subsidiaries including Accraply (labeling machinery), Barry-Wehmiller Company (bottle washers and pasteurizers); HayssenSandiacre and Thiele Technologies (packaging systems); PneumaticScaleAngelus (bottle fillers and cappers); and FleetwoodGoldcoWyard (conveyor systems). Other divisions manufacture paper converting machinery and offer engineering/design consulting services. Chairman and CEO Bob Chapman and his family hold a controlling stake in the company.

China Technology Development Group Corporation (CTDC) is a provider of solar energy products and solutions in the People’s Republic of China (the PRC). The Company was formerly engaged in sanitary wares and ceramic tiles manufacturing, system integration services, network security services and related software development, and manufacturing and marketing of a series of nutraceutical products. The Company sells solar products through its direct sales personnel. The target customers are primarily producers of a-Si thin film modules and solar power station developers in the People’s Republic of China. Its marketing programs include solar exhibitions, electronic commerce, technology seminars and public relations campaigns.

Velocys is a chemical processor manufacturer that works with oil, gas, and fuel companies to provide them with cost-efficient technologies, methods, and services for their chemical processing, production system, and regulation system needs. Velocys also caters to the military by providing logistical supply lines, such as cryogenic cooling systems, man-portable devices, and protection from chemical attack. In late 2008 the UK's Oxford Catalysts Group acquired Velocys in a $35 million reverse acquisition. The two companies have been collaborating since May 2007.

Watts Urethane Products can still get around, even though it has its ups and downs. A subsidiary of Watts of Lydney Group, Watts Urethane company manufactures castable polyurethane and ultrathane products such as industrial tires, printing squeegees, and roller coaster guide wheels. Additional Watts Urethane products include outdoor products, such as furniture, road barriers, and fencing. The company's products are also used to coat metals, form liners used inside pipe, and as a packaging medium. The nature of polyurethane and ultrathane makes them resistant to oil and chemicals, abrasions, extreme temperatures, and environmental degradation.

Great Plains Manufacturing goes to great pains to help farmers across the fruited plain to sow, grow, and harvest the fruits of their labor. Through its Great Plains division the company designs, manufactures, and sells agricultural planting, spraying, and cultivating equipment. Its Land Pride unit sells landscaping products such as mowers and aerators. Great Plains Acceptance Corporation (GPAC) provides equipment financing, and Great Plains Trucking provides related trucking services in the US and Canada. Great Plains Manufacturing distributes its products through a network of more than 700 Great Plains dealers and more than 1,100 Land Pride dealers, who sell equipment to more than 30 countries.

Inviting Real Estate Agents, Job Placements Agents, Educational Institutes, Software Service Providers, Real Estate Builders, Marriage Bureaus, Travel Agents, Restaurant Owners, Health & Fitness Centers and other Local Businesses to Post a FREE Classified Advertisement on Cootera.com Classifieds Website.