Since our founding, CMA has been committed to three core values; to provide a quality cable assembly product, working in partnership with our customers through the entire design process, all while providing excellent customer service. This philosophy of our cable assembly company can best be summed up in our Mission Statement: “We will be our customers’ preferred supplier of quality cable assemblies, controls and related innovative products. We are committed to teamwork, continual improvement, and outstanding customer-focused service, while creating growth and prosperity for the Company and its associates.”In addition to our exceptional quality, design assistance and outstanding customer service, CMA has continued to utilize innovative cable manufacturing techniques to better serve customers. In our 30-plus years of designing and manufacturing mechanical cable assemblies, our design engineers have developed an extensive line of standard components to reduce design time, assure product performance, minimize tooling costs and reduce total product cost.

Founded in 1998, SKYDEX Technologies company develops high-performance cushioning and protective materials designed to limit or absorb the negative effects of impact -- including blast, shock, and vibration limiting -- on the human body. SKYDEX's cushioning materials use polymers and proprietary geometric technologies (imagine two opposing halves of a ball squeezed together) to produce padding that works better than foams, gels, and other cushioning materials. Its materials are used in athletic, commercial, and military applications including footwear, helmets, bike and snowmobile seating, playground surfacing, protective gear, and automotive.

Valmont Industries has four business segments: Engineered Support Structures (metal poles and other structures for the lighting, traffic, and wireless communications industries), Irrigation (agricultural irrigation equipment sold under the Valley brand), Utility Support Structures (steel and concrete poles and other structures for the utility industry), and Coatings (galvanizing, anodizing, and powder coating services). Other operations include the manufacture of tubular products and industrial fastener distribution. The company sells its products in more than 100 countries, though the US accounts for more than 70% of sales. Founder Robert Daugherty owns about 16% of Valmont.

Columbia-Staver Limited manufactures heat sinks, semiconductor manufacturing hardware, and precision metal pressings. The company's products include aluminum heat sinks, EMI/RFI screenings, clips, spacers, and other accessories used in the assembly of semiconductors. Columbia-Staver also designs fine blank multi-slide, multi-stage, transfer, and lamination tools. The company serves customers in the aerospace, automotive engineering, electronics, and technology manufacturing industries among others.

Lovejoy Industries finds both love and joy in working with metals. The holding company does business primarily in metal die casting, industrial molding manufacturing, and nonferrous metal foundries. It has bought and sold a number of industrial and manufacturing operations over the past 40-plus years. Touting competitive "lean" business practices in casting of aluminum, magnesium, and zinc, Lovejoy's affiliates are Acme Die Casting, Elkton Die Casting, Pichinin Die Casting (Brazil concern), and Acme Alliance (raw basic industrial services to technology companies, and the power tool industry). The company targets customers in automotive, telecommunications, gasoline distribution, and electric equipment markets.

Lexington Precision Corporation manufactures and sells rubber and metal components that are sold to other manufacturers in the United States. The company operates through two segments, Rubber Group and Metals Group. The Rubber Group segment manufactures insulators for use in automotive ignition-wire sets; connector seals that are used in automotive wiring systems; and molded rubber components that are used in various medical devices, such as intravenous medication-delivery systems, syringes, and laparoscopic surgical equipment. The Metals Group segment produces and sells machined metal components from aluminum, brass, steel, and stainless steel bars, forgings, and cold-headed blanks. This group sells its products primarily to automotive original equipment manufacturers.

Established in 1956, Alcan Airex is the Switzerland-based specialty foam manufacturer for parent Alcan Composites, itself a subsidiary of Switzerland-based Schweiter Technologies. The closed-cell specialty foam producer's operations are organized into three business segments: display/creative sheet materials, sandwich core materials, and flexible foams for exercise and buoyancy products. Brand names include its FOREX display materials, FOAM-X foam boards, KAPEX copolymer foams, BALTEK end-grain balsa wood, and AIREX exercise products. Alcan Airex owns and operates two facilities in Switzerland. Europe accounts for the vast majority (around 70%) of the company's sales volume.

Crawford Industrial Group can light your fire with packaged combustion systems that incinerate and oxidize wastes, odors, and air pollutants. Crawford Industrial Group company's high-temperature offerings include cremation equipment for incinerating humans and animals, as well as incinerators for medical, infectious, and biohazardous waste. Additionally, Crawford makes equipment to control volatile organic compounds and hazardous air pollutants. Crawford Industrial Group company's equipment is used in industrial, marine, medical, and municipal applications. Crawford also provides maintenance and spare parts services. It has manufacturing facilities in Orlando, Florida, and sales offices in Canada, the UK, and the US.

The beginning of what is Cooper Lighting today goes back to 1956. At that time the Halo Lighting Company was founded with the philosophy of manufacturing lighting fixtures which would be attractive, simple to install and easy to service. From the modest beginnings of a one-room facility and six product lines, Cooper Lighting has grown to a position of international industry leadership. Along the way, there have been many changes.The mission of Cooper Lighting is to be the leading provider of innovative, high quality lighting fixtures and related products to worldwide commercial, industrial, residential and utility markets. Cooper Lighting has a total commitment to a Customer First attitude and to being consistently superior to competitors in fulfilling customer needs. Cooper Lighting is also committed to growing profitably and to the opportunity for all employees to contribute, grow, have fun, and take pride in their work.

Bebco Industries makes customized metal enclosures (custom brackets, desktop consoles, instrument stands, wall mount cabinets, and instrument access doors), environmental control units (hazardous location ventilation and air conditioner units) and industrial shelters (metal and fiberglass portable modular buildings, blast resistant buildings). Bebco Industries targets clients in the petroleum, chemical, utility, and pharmaceutical sectors, among others. Founded in 1967, the company has two manufacturing facilities in Texas.

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