Parker Hannifin HPD (formerly Denison International) helps provide the power needed to scoop, lift, or move just about anything. Parker Hannifin company designs, manufactures, and services a slew of hydraulic components, from pumps to motors, manifolds, and valves, used in motion and control technologies and systems. Applications for its lineup include machine tools, material handling equipment, trucks, as well as construction, agricultural, and utility mobile machinery, and military equipment. Its customers include OEMs and their after-sales markets, such as Caterpillar, Volvo, GE, and the US Navy. Parker Hannifin purchased Denison in 2004, and integrated Parker Hannifin company into its Hydraulic Pump Division two years later.

EnerSys engages in the manufacture and sale of industrial batteries. It also offers related direct current power products, including chargers, electronic power equipment, and various battery accessories. EnerSys's products include reserve power products or stationary power batteries that are used primarily for backup power applications to provide continuous power supply in case of main/primary power failure or outage. Its reserve power batteries are also used for telecommunications systems, uninterruptible power systems, specialty power, and switchgear and electrical control systems applications, as well as commercial and military aircraft, submarines, and tactical military vehicles applications. EnerSys's products also comprise motive power products, which are used to provide power primarily for electric industrial forklift trucks. Its motive power products are also used in mining equipment and railroad equipment; and by material handling equipment dealers and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), as well as by end users, such as manufacturers, distributors, warehouse operators, retailers, airports, mine operators, and railroads. In addition, the company provides related after-market and customer-support services for industrial batteries. It markets and sells its reserve power batteries principally under the PowerSafe, DataSafe, Hawker, Genesis, Odyssey, Varta, and Cyclon brands; and motive power batteries principally under the Hawker, EnerSys Ironclad, General Battery, Fiamm Motive Power, and Express brands.

Bodycote plc applies heat treatment and metal joining, and thermal processing, to improve the wear, resistance, and strength of metals, such as those used in jet engine turbine blades and auto engines. Other services are materials testing and hot isostatic pressing -- a process that utilizes high-pressure inert gas and high temperatures to improve the performance of metals and other materials. Through a global network of plants, Bodycote serves a diverse group of OEMs in the aerospace, defense, power generation, and oil and gas industries, as well as automotive, construction, machine building, medical, and transportation.

Since 1969 when founder John L. Grove invented the first self-propelled boom lift, the company has been providing such products as aerial work platforms, telescopic material handlers, stock pickers (to access high shelving), and power deck trailers for ground-level loading of everything from heavy construction equipment to vending machines. Products are sold under such names as JLG, SkyTrak, Lull, and Triple-L. JLG Industries company supplies customers in the commercial, industrial, institutional, and government and military markets. JLG is owned by Oshkosh Corp. (formerly Oshkosh Truck).

Echo,Incorporated is a top developer and manufacturer of professional hand-held outdoor landscaping equipment. The company serves both the commercial and residential homeowner markets. Echo, a subsidiary of Japan's Kioritz Corporation, offers a full line of trimmers and brush cutters, power edgers, power blowers, chain saws, hedge clippers, power pruners, and sprayers. In addition, Echo makes and markets attachments, engine drills, pumps, and safety accessories. Founded in 1972 as Kioritz Corporation of America, Echo engineered the world's first hand-held power blower. In 2009 the company was merged with outdoor power equipment maker Shindaiwa.

Although Sequana Capital capitalized on a sequence of businesses, Sequana Capital company -- which was called Worms & Cie for more than a century -- now focuses on paper manufacturing and distribution. Wholly owned subsidiary ArjoWiggins, a paper manufacturer and distributor, represents the company's largest business segment. It operates 25-plus paper mills spread throughout Asia, Latin America, and North America. Sequana Capital also owns paper products distributor Antalis, which operates in more than 50 countries around the globe. The firm changed its name to Sequana Capital in 2005; Sequana translates to "seine" in Latin, meaning "to fish."

Appleton Coated has the ticket to Utopia. Appleton Coated LLC company manufactures and markets coated free-sheet carbonless paper products under brands names including Altima, Curious, and Utopia. The company's products are used to make such goods as books, magazines, corporate annual reports, and consumer product packaging. Its Curious products include metallic, tactile, and translucent sheets. Appleton Coated primarily serves printers and paper merchants, and produces about 400,000 tons of paper per year. Appleton Coated LLC company is a subsidiary of France-based paper manufacturer ArjoWiggins, which is in turn owned by Sequana Capital.

Enviro Voraxial Technology, Inc. provides environmental and industrial separation technology. It engages in the manufacture, assembly, test, sale, and rental of Voraxial Separator, a continuous flow turbo machine that separates volumes of liquid/liquid, liquid/solids, or liquid/liquid/solids fluid mixtures with distinct specific gravities. Enviro Voraxial Technology company sells its product to various markets, including oil-water separation, oil and gas exploration and production, tar sands, oil refineries, marine/oil-spill clean up, mining, manufacturing water treatment, and grit/sand separation. Enviro Voraxial Technology, Inc. was founded in 1964 and is based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

APO Holdings, doing business as APO Pumps and Compressors, distributes air compressor systems, pumps, and heat exchangers. Major brands include American Pneumatic, Ingersoll-Rand, Floway, and Toyo. The company also provides repairs, rentals, and technical services, which include air system audits and flow and pressure studies. It is Ohio's largest compressed air and pump sales and service provider. APO Pumps and Compressors began operating in 1967; it has offices in Canton, Cleveland, and Columbus, Ohio.

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