Wright Tool makes the wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, hammers, and other tools that professionals need to get building and repair jobs done. It also offers tool cabinets and a variety of master sets. In addition to hardware, the company markets men's and women's Wright Tool-branded apparel and accessories. Peddled under the Wright and Cougar brand names, the company's tools are sold through online retailers and representatives in the US, Canada, Mexico, and other countries; its 4,000-plus products are not distributed to the do-it-yourself mass market. Owned by the Wright family, Wright Tool was founded in 1927.

The Lee Company is a leading supplier of miniature, precision fluid control products to a wide range of industries including aerospace, formula 1 racing, oil exploration, automotive and off-highway equipment and medical/scientific instruments. Lee Company products are recognized worldwide for superior quality, reliability and performance. Lee's unique capabilities in miniaturization and engineering expertise keep the company at the forefront of fluid control technology and identify Lee as a leading innovator in the field of fluid handling and control. Founded in 1948, The Lee Company now has over 500,000 sq. ft. of modern manufacturing and office space at four sites in Westbrook and Essex, Connecticut, and employs over 800 people.

Mondi wraps it up and prints it out. A leading paper and packaging group, it operates from about 118 production facilities in 35 countries, with key interests in Europe, Russia, and South Africa. Mondi has two divisions. Europe & International produces coated and uncoated fine paper; corrugated, containerboard, and packaging; and bags and specialties, which include kraft paper, bag converting, and consumer flexibles. South Africa oversees Merebank (paper mill), Richards Bay (pulp/containerboard mill), and the forestry interests. Mondi is 93% self-sufficient in pulp for paper production and wholesales around 470,000 tons to customers. Mondi and Smurfit Kappa are discussing a possible operations merger in 2010.

Ludeca Company distributes a range of tools designed to reduce human error in preventive, predictive, and corrective machinery maintenance. Founded in 1979, Ludeca, Inc. sells and rents equipment for laser alignment, balancing, and vibration analysis, in addition to offering a slate of repair and training services. Ludeca acts as an official distributor in the US, Venezuela, and the Caribbean, of OEMs, including PROFTECHNIK alignment systems and monitoring equipment. Ludeca also resells Mobius vibration equipment. Ludeca company's customers are OEMs in industries from wind energy to oil and gas, petrochemical, construction, HVAC, and industrial process.

Langley Holdings PLC was established in 1975 by the current Chairman & CEO, Mr Tony Langley. Today, the Langley group is a globally operating, multi-disciplined engineering concern, providing capital equipment technologies to diverse markets around the world. Langley businesses are either outright market leaders or niche players in their particular field, providing advanced technologies in a solutions based approach. The group’s technologies can be found at the very heart of industrial and commercial processes across the developed and the developing world, often performing mission critical tasks in the most demanding of environments. In 2008 Langley generated revenues of just over €500m and employed approaching 2,500 people world wide. The group is financially independent and remains under the control of the founding family. Unusually for a privately owned business the group is highly transparent, making its annual report readily available to all its trading partners and employees via this website. The Langley group is divided into four divisions, based principally in Germany, France, and the United Kingdom. These divisions are supported by a worldwide network of subsidiaries in the Americas, Europe, the Far East and Australasia.

The surface mining machinery unit of Joy Global manufactures and services excavating and drilling machines. Its principal product lines include electric mining shovels, rotary blasthole drills, and walking draglines. Through its MinePro Services centers, P&H also offers field welding, machine overhaul, equipment maintenance, and turnkey equipment erection/relocation services, along with more than 250,000 P&H parts. Its factory in Milwaukee provides contract manufacturing services, as well. P & H Mining Equipment company has equipment in use at some 90% of the world's surface mines.

ELE Advanced Technologies is a leading UK manufacturer of highly engineered, precision components for the aerospace, gas turbine, and automotive industries. Products include turbine blades, nozzle guide vanes, compressor blades, variable guide vanes, heat shields, and combustor linings for aerospace and industrial gas turbine use, as well as turbocharger components and turbine housings for automobiles. ELE also makes inflation adjusters and valves for the aircraft. Customers include Rolls-Royce, Alstom, Fiat, Raytheon, and Fuji Heavy Industries.

SKF USA, a subsidiary of Swedish ball bearings giant Aktiebolaget SKF, manufactures roller and ball bearings, bearing housings, seals, and other related products for the machine tool industry. SKF USA company manufactures maintenance and lubrication systems, condition monitoring products (software used for rapid bearing frequency comparison and analysis), mechatronics for actuation of motion systems (guidance systems and actuators), and magnetic bearings. In addition, SKF USA offers its customers engineering, consulting, and logistics services. Its SKF Precision Technologies unit offers such products as linear guide slides and systems for motorized spindles, used in milling, boring, and grinding.

Tempel Steel Company religiously manufactures magnetic steel laminations used in motors, ballasts, and transformers. The company also produces electrical and cold-rolled motor lamination steel that it sells to manufacturers, subcontractors, and other customers who use it to produce their own laminations. Tempel Steel is owned by the family of Tempel Smith Sr., who founded the company in a garage in 1945. In addition to its US operations, Tempel Steel has manufacturing facilities in Canada, China, India, and Mexico.

Ronile company manufactures custom-dyed accent yarns, including twisted, space-dyed, air-ply, and heatset yarns. Ronile's slew of finished yarn goods include nylon, polyester, acrylic, and other wool fibers, which are marketed to carpet, rug, home furnishings, craft, and automotive markets. Ronile also operates through subsidiary Bacova Guild, Ltd., a manufacturer and supplier of printed accent rugs, room-size rugs, and bath ensembles to US retail chains, and Gulistan, a division supplying broadloom carpet. Employee-owned, the company is led by its founder's son, Phillip Essig.

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