Komatsu America Corp. company, a subsidiary of Japanese construction equipment giant Komatsu (#2 worldwide after Caterpillar), manufactures, sells, and maintains earthmoving machinery for the North American construction and mining markets. Komatsu America divides its operations into utility equipment (compact construction equipment) and mining systems. Its products include dump trucks, backhoes, crushers, graders, hydraulic excavators, crawler carriers, wheel loaders, bulldozers, and a computer-based mine management system. Komatsu America Corp. company also provides financing, and rents and sells equipment through its sales subsidiaries and distributors.

Guilford Mills used to make fabrics to cover your ride and your hide. Today it focuses on your ride. The textile maker produces fabrics for car and heavy truck cab interiors, from bodycloth to headliners. Its specialty products group manufactures consumer and industrial fabrics, including loop closure fabrics (used in medical braces), window coverings, technical stretch pieces for athletic wear, and, even shoe linings and casket liners (sadly, a promising market). Johnson Controls and Lear Corporation are among its customers. Founded in 1946, Guilford has sales and manufacturing locations in the US, Asia, and Europe. Guilford Mills has been owned by private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management since 2004.

Picanol N.V. company makes air jet weaving machines, as well as machines based on rapier technology. Picanol's OEM Business division produces technical components and systems for the textile and other industries under brands such as Protonic, Te Strake Textile, and Steel Heddle. Some 2,600 weaving mills worldwide use Picanol's weaving machines. Picanol company operates production facilities throughout Asia, Europe, and the US. Picanol company launched its air jet weaving machine OMNIplus" 800 in 2005. Shareholders Paul Steverlynck and L.J.R.M Tack together control about 61% of the voting rights in the Picanol Group.

Cummins Power Systems company, the distribution arm of Cummins' Engine and Power Generation subsidiaries in Bermuda and the eastern US, supplies diesel engines, electric generators, and filtration systems. Cummins' engines can be found in Dodge trucks and in Fleetwood, Gulf Stream, and Monaco RV recreational vehicles, as well as buses and emergency vehicles. Cummins also makes marine engines for pleasure boats and military vessels, and the company's generators power RVs or entire homes. In 2008 Cummins merged its Cummins Power Systems and Cummins Metropower businesses, keeping the Cummins Power Systems name.

Heidelberg USA is a manufacturer of sheetfed printing presses and prepress, printing, and binding equipment for customers in the print media industry. Heidelberg USA company also sells such consumables as plates and film and resells products made by other manufacturers, including Kodak. Through its Print Media Academy program, Heidelberg USA offers product training at locations in Canada and the US. Heidelberg USA company is the main US subsidiary of German printing giant Heidelberger Druckmaschinen (known as Heidelberg), along with Baumfolder Corporation, Heidelberg Digital LLC, and Heidelberg Print Finance Americas, Inc.

As one of the industry leaders in the design and manufacturing of consumer packaging and personal care products, The Plastek Group currently supplies over 80% of the oval deodorant stick containers produced in the non-captive U.S. market, and was a pioneer in the development of the first line of clear gel, anti-perspirant packages released in North America. Our goal as a world class manufacturer is to continuously strive for the improvement of product, service, competitiveness, customer satisfaction, and increased market share without sacrificing the integrity of our company, our fellow workers, or our customers. Plastek understands that, to compete in today's marketplace, we have to provide comprehensive services that deliver quality, volume, and speed. We have accomplished this through our unique vision and subsequent structure of The Plastek Group. We can carry your program from initial design through actual production...and deliver it to your door.

Placon Corporation company makes thermoformed plastic stock and custom packaging for retail, food, and medical markets. Its primarily clear packaging is made from recycled polyethylene terephthalate (PET; the kind of plastic used in water and soft drink bottles). Placon offers retail market manufacturers (in electronics, hardware, health and beauty, household, office products, and sporting goods) a range of more than 150 clamshells (packaging boxes) from which to choose. The business operates two manufacturing plants in the US and China. Placon Corporation company was formed in 1966 by Tom Mohs with a small thermoforming machine that he built in the basement of his home.

Tuthill Corporation manufactures a variety of controls, couplings, linkages, pneumatic systems, pumps, transport and vacuum systems, and transfer systems for handling both fluids and gases. It also develops pedals and other controls for cars and buses, as well as heavy-duty suspensions and axles for trailers, trucks, RVs, off-road vehicles, and specialty vehicles such as fire trucks. Lastly, Tuthill's Plastics Group supplies custom injection-molding services. Tuthill Corporation manufactures its products at more than 20 factories around the world.

Rowecord Engineering is a manufacturer of steel beams and columns, footbridges, railtrack bridges, platework fabrications, portal frame structures, and trusswork. The company provides services including design, engineering, manufacturing, shop blasting, and structural erection to make its fabricated steel products. Rowecord Engineering serves such customers as Corus Group plc, GEC Alsthom, and Schal International. It has provided materials for projects including blast furnaces, commercial construction, and suspension bridges. The company, founded in 1967, has branch offices and workshops in Swansea and Baglan in South Wales.

Chem Processing provides metal finishing services such as anodizing, coating, and plating at two facilities in Rockford, Illinois. Its anodized aluminum process creates a hardened surface that does not conduct electricity while remaining porous which allows for dying. It can plate products with cadmium, copper, zinc, silver, and other metals. Customers include companies in the aerospace, agriculture, construction, defense, medical, and transportation industries. Chem Processing was founded in 1970 by president Curt Cederleaf and his brother Marc. Acquisitions have contributed to the company's growth.

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