Unette Corporation is a contract manufacturer and packing services firm for the personal care and household products industries. The company, whose mainstay is single-use tubes, operates out of a 90,000 sq. ft. warehouse. Unette's also provides recloseable tube and jar filling services. Its customers include Estae Lauder, 3M, Procter & Gamble, Mattel, Hasbro, and others. Unette has been in operation since 1955, when founder Frank Brown invented the first tear-top plastic tubes (more commonly known as squeeze tubes).

Sandvik Materials Technology, of which Kanthal is a brand, is a world-leading manufacturer of products based on advanced metallic and ceramic materials.Our products and services contribute to our customers' productivity, reliability and cost efficiency while reducing their environmental impact in a wide variety of industry segments. In partnership with customers, we jointly develop products and materials that meet the challenges of the future.

SPX Corporation provides flow technology products, test and measurement products, thermal equipment and services, and industrial products and services worldwide. The company’s Flow Technology segment provides products and solutions that are used to blend, meter, and transport fluids. This segment offers high-integrity pumps, valves, heat exchangers, fluid mixers, agitators, metering systems, and filters and dehydration equipment for food and beverage, oil and gas, power generation, chemical, mining, and general industrial industries. Its Test and Measurement segment provides diagnostic service tools, fare-collection systems, and portable cable and pipe locators for the transportation, telecommunications, and utility industries. The company’s Thermal Equipment and Services segment engineers, manufactures, and services cooling, heating, and ventilation products, including dry, wet, and hybrid cooling systems for the power generation, refrigeration, HVAC, and industrial markets, as well as hydronic, and heating and ventilation products for the commercial and residential markets. This segment also provides thermal components and engineered services to power and steam generation plants. Its Industrial Products and Services segment designs, manufactures, and markets power transformers for utilities; industrial tools and hydraulic units, and precision machine components for the aerospace industry; crystal growing machines for the solar power generation; television, radio, and cell phone and data transmission broadcast antenna systems; communications and signal monitoring systems; and precision controlled industrial ovens and chambers. The company sells its products through stocking distributors, manufacturing representatives, third-party distributors, direct sales, and retailers. It was formerly known as Piston Ring Company and changed its name to SPX Corporation in 1988. SPX Corporation was founded in 1911 and is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Motion Industries distributes a slew of bearings, hoses, material handling, and linear motion products. The short list of offerings includes electrical (motors and drives) and mechanical (belts, clutches, and chains), as well as fluid (pneumatic and hydraulic) power transmission replacement parts, supplied by big brands like Bosch Rexroth, Eaton, NSK, Timken, and Baldor. Motion Industries serves more than 116,000 commercial customers in a diversity of industries worldwide.

Schindler designs, manufactures, installs, and services elevators, escalators, and moving walkways. Its products are ubiquitous, from office buildings to airports and subway stations, shopping centers, hotels, and sports stadiums. Schindler's services include preventive maintenance and modernization of existing equipment. Schindler Elevator operates from about 250 locations in the US and Canada. It is the North American operating arm of Switzerland's Schindler Holding, the largest escalator maker in the world, and the second largest for elevators, after Otis Elevator.

Tetra Pak Ltd. manufactures aseptic laminated paperboard packaging materials used to store liquids such as milk and juice and shelf-stable processed foods such as tomatoes and tuna. Tetra Pak Ltd. company sells close to 3 billion packages a year to customers in the UK; the cartons are comprised of approximately 75% paperboard. In an effort to limit its contribution to waste products, Tetra Pak Ltd. is active in establishing recycling facilities for its used packaging, which is turned into construction materials. Tetra Pak Ltd. is the UK arm of Swiss packaging manufacturer Tetra Pak, itself a subsidiary of Tetra Laval International.

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.

Jungheinrich is getting rich from the development of urban jungles around the world. Jungheinrich is one of Europe's leading manufacturers of material handling equipment, such as pallet-lifting trucks and forklifts. Other products include high-lift order pickers, racks, reach trucks, and sidelift trucks. Jungheinrich company manufactures its products under the Jungheinrich and MIC brand names. It also services, leases, and resells equipment. Jungheinrich offers product logistics consulting, radio data transmission services, and warehouse administration software. Jungheinrich company sells its products worldwide directly, as well as through distributors and dealers.

Farrel Corporation company's products include batch mixers, extruders (used to make hoses and sheathings), mills, and pelletizers under brand names Banbury, Technolab, and Intermix. It also provides related services, such as equipment upgrading, consulting, rebuilding, remanufacturing, and spare parts. Farrel sells its machinery to petrochemical, plastic resins, and plastic compounder firms. Rubber-making equipment customers include tire makers, automotive parts manufacturers, and footwear producers. In late 2009 Germany-based industrial conglomerate L. Possehl & Co. acquired Farrel for about $14 million.

Conrad Fafard produces peat moss, soilless plant mixes, top soil, peat humus, potting soils, and composted manures for both retailers and growers. Soilless plant mixes are the fastest-growing segment of its business. Conrad Fafard distributes its products to independent garden centers throughout North America. The company operates production centers in Florida, Minnesota, South Carolina, and Texas, as well as a facility and peat bogs in Canada. Established by Conrad and Annette Fafard years earlier, the family-run company was incorporated in 1945. Conrad Fafard is owned by the US subsidiary of Switzerland's Syngenta.

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