Oerlikon Barmag company makes spinning and textile machines used to produce manmade fibers. Its machines process raw material to make sportswear, carpet, safety belts, and other products. The company has subsidiaries located in most regions of the world and has boosted sales through acquisitions, including Neumag, a maker of textile machines and staple fibers. Barmag's largest customer base resides in the Asian market, primarily China, as well as India and Taiwan. Barmag is part of the Oerlikon Textile, which was the textile division of Switzerland-based Saurer until it branched off in 2007.

Kaman Industrial Technologies (KIT) can help you get your bearings. As the industrial distribution arm of Kaman Corp., the company touts high-efficiency hybrid bearings, energy sipping motors, as well as biodegradable lubricants and process-optimizing condition-monitoring devices. The short list includes power transmissions, material handling equipment, motion control systems, and other electrical parts. KIT stocks more than three million items by brands such as Baldor Electric, Rockwell Automation, and Sumitomo. Serving some 50,000 customers in North America, KIT offers programs on energy audits, predictive maintenance, and OEM parts conversion. Its geographic footprint is growing through acquisitions.

Allied Tube and Conduit, a subsidiary of Tyco International, manufactures over 400,000 tons of galvanized steel tubing a year for electrical conduit, mechanical tubing, fire sprinkler pipe, and chain-link fencing. Products include aluminum conduit, elbows/couplings, and PVC conduit and fittings. Allied builds metal framing, cable trays, and such products as garage storage systems, sold under the Off the Floor brand. The one-stop-shop company offers contract manufacturing and steel coil processing services, along with tube and pipe fabrication. Allied caters to commercial and residential construction, as well as to electrical, fire, and government security.

Hyco’s operations have been serving an impressive list of OEM partners with an ever-increasing spectrum of high specification products, allowing its customers to enjoy one-stop-shopping and all of the associated supply chain benefits. State-of-the-art software for ERP, CAD and CAM applications support Hyco's information-driven approach to enterprise management, design excellence, best-practices manufacturing and they provide a competitive advantage for the Hyco Group. The Hyco guiding principles of Seamless Global Supply, One-Stop-Shopping and the Lowest Delivered Costs are central to Hyco's business strategy and to Hyco’s, and Hyco’s Partners’ long-term success.

Hoover Precision Products supplies precision and semi-precision balls to various industries including, automotive, aerospace, anti-friction bearings, pumps, medical, pen, paints, oil, cosmetics, jewlery and furniture. Products are made from a broad variety of metals and other materials. While chrome and stainless steels are the advanced substance; silicon nitride, titanium carbide and tungsten carbide have been developed for use in much more critical applications. Hoover supplies a complete range of materials and has the ability to manufacture to Grade 3 specifications. Ball Materials include Chrome (52100), Stainless (440,430,420,316,304,302, Nimo), Carbon, Ceramic (Silicon Nitride, Alumina Oxide, Zirconia Oxide), Brass, Burnishing Media, Forged Balls, Grinding Media, Plastics (Acetal, Acrylic, Nylon, PTFE, Torlon, Polycarbonate, Polyethylene, Polypropylene, Polystyrene), S2 Tool Steel (Rockbit), T-15, Tic Coated, Tungsten Carbide, Stellite, Hastelloy and other alloys. Passivation and coating are just some of the special requirements Hoover provides.

AirBoss of America has a compounding interest in the rubber industry. AirBoss of America Corp. company is the second-largest custom rubber compounding and mixing enterprise in North America. AirBoss caters to manufacturers of everything from tires and conveyor belts to auto parts and gas masks. Its rubber compounding subsidiary supplies mixed rubber for transportation and industrial parts manufacturing. Hand, foot, and respiratory protective wear for defense markets is developed and sold through an Engineered Products subsidiary. This subsidiary also produces calendared and extruded rubber products for industrial and recreational OEMs. SunBoss Chemical, a 50% joint venture, sources chemicals used in the rubber compounding business.

Carolina Mills produces synthetic spun yarns and also offers specialty fabrics for industrial and home finishing applications. Dyeing and finishing services are also available. Carolina Mills operates three yarn plants, one weaving plant, and a commission dyeing and finishing plant, all located close to its corporate office in Maiden, North Carolina. Its yarn products include cationic, dyeable, flame retardant, thermal, single and plied, and whites only yarns. The Dyeing and Finishing Group offers such services a calendering, continuous bleaching, fabric turning, napping, and tubular compacting.

The Milan-based company makes sub-marine and underground power cables needed to transmit high-voltage electricity and high-speed broadband. Prysmian operates through two main divisions: Energy Cables & Systems produces industrial cables needed for cars, trains, and underground mining, while its Telecom Cables & Systems division makes optical, fiber, and copper cables for video, data, and voice transmission. Prysmian S.p.A. company sells its products worldwide to such customers as Verizon, Siemens, and France Telecom. Prysmian has over 50 plants in 21 countries, subsidiaries in 38 countries, and seven R&D centers in Europe, and North and South America.

Stannah Lifts Holding Limited company's products include elevators, stair lifts, access platform lifts, and goods lifts. It is the world's largest supplier of stair lifts and has sold more than 300,000 worldwide. Stannah Lifts Holding is also a leading maker of elevators in the UK. Stannah's services include repair and maintenance. Family-owned, Stannah Lifts Holding was originally founded as a crane and hoist manufacturer by Joseph Stannah in the 1860s. Stannah Lifts, which has manufacturing facilities in Andover and Blaydon, UK, serves customers in throughout Europe and North America.

Sure Flow Equipment company makes industrial valves and strainers. Its valve products include butterfly, ball, knife gate, foot, and check valves. Sure Flow Equipment company makes basket, flanged, socket welded, and threaded strainers among others types. Sure Flow also offers custom valve, strainer, and pressure vessel manufacturing services. Founded in the early 1990s as S.F. Equipment, Sure Flow Equipment company changed its name to Sure Flow Equipment in 2000. CEO John L. Wordsworth owns Sure Flow Equipment company, which has operations in the US and Canada.

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