Wolverine Tube is one of North America's largest makers of copper and copper alloy tube for commercial products, Wolverine sells directly to OEMs. The company makes a range of commercial custom tubing, including industrial (for residential air-conditioning units), technical (for heat exchangers), copper alloy (for utilities), and fabricated (for automotive, electrical, HVAC, and other applications) products, as well as wholesale tube for standard air-conditioning and refrigeration. Its Micro-Cooling Division provides thermal management products for electronics and military/aerospace applications. Wolverine Tube gets most of its sales in North America.

Deep Down, Inc. provides oilfield services to the offshore exploration and production industry worldwide. Deep Down company offers various project engineering and management services, including the design, installation, and retrieval of subsea equipment and systems; connection and termination operations; well-commissioning services; and construction support and remote operated vehicles (ROV) operations support. It provides offshore project management, installation support and management, spooling services, pull-in operations, terminations, testing services, system integration testing, commissioning, and storage management services; and marine technical support services, including ROV tooling services and offshore construction equipment rental. In addition, Deep Down company offers installation support equipment, and component parts and assemblies for subsea distribution systems, including flying leads, umbilical hardware, bend limiters, compliant splices, installation aids, and buoyancy products; and SeaStax for offshore storage and space management on offshore installation vessels, drilling rigs, and production platforms. Further, it designs, manufactures, installs, and commissions integrated programmable logic controller, and supervisory control and data acquisition based instrumentation and control systems, including ballast control and monitoring, drilling instrumentation, vessel management systems, marine advisory systems, machinery plant control and monitoring systems, and closed circuit television systems.

Mobile Climate Control Industries (MCC) makes heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems (HVAC) and other equipment for on-road and off-road vehicles such as buses and shuttles, ambulances and fire trucks, and military tanks. Mobile Climate Control Industries company has manufacturing operations in Canada, Germany, Poland, Sweden, and the US. Its products are distributed worldwide, with approximately 60% of sales in North America. Major customers include Bobcat, John Deere, Hitachi, Komatsu, Renault, and Volvo. Mobile Climate Control Industries company is owned by Ratos AB, a private equity company located in Sweden.

Frank J. Zamboni Company manufactures ice resurfacers familiar to hockey players, ice skaters, and Olympic athletes around the world. Zamboni makes seven models of ice resurfacers and three edger models. It also buys used ice resurfacing machines to sell or rent. The company has sold more than 9,000 machines. Inventor and entrepreneur Frank J. Zamboni, his brother Lawrence, and their cousin opened the Iceland Skating Rink in 1940 in Paramount, California. From his experiences with the rink, Frank developed his Model A Zamboni Ice Resurfacer in 1949 and formed the Frank J. Zamboni Company in 1950. The company continues to be owned and operated by the Zamboni family.

SIGMA STRETCH FILM opened its first manufacturing facility in November 1993. During the last 15 years, the company has evolved into the leading manufacturers of industrial stretch film in North America. While other stretch film producers neglected capital re-investment, SIGMA STRETCH FILM continuously invested in state-of-the-art equipment and maintained a strong focus on increased capacity. In the time since the company was founded, SIGMA STRETCH FILM has added three additional plants in the United States, as well as a fifth manufacturing facility in Ontario, Canada. These five manufacturing plants are strategically located to efficiently and economically service the North American stretch film market. Each one is guided by the same standards of production and quality control to ensure consistent product throughout the manufacturing network. And, local, in-plant customer service representation ensures accurate, fast response to customer inquiries and orders. Plus, our management team represents more than a century of combined leadership and experience in stretch film marketing and manufacturing. SIGMA STRETCH FILM is a division of the Sigma Plastics Group. The Sigma Plastics Group was founded in 1978 and is the largest, privately owned film extrusion group in the United States. It is comprised of 16 divisions, producing annual sales of 1.4 billion dollars and employs over 5,000. September 2007's Plastics News rated the Group as the 2nd largest film and sheet manufacturer in North America.

Cecil I. Walker Machinery Co., a distributor for Caterpillar, sells, rents, and services Caterpillar equipment through about a dozen facilities in West Virginia and Ohio. Products include tractors, loaders, dozers, handlers, and various types of engines. Its Earthmoving division serves customers in the forestry, construction, coal, and industrial markets; its Walker Engine Power division sells commercial and truck engines; and Walker Express rents construction equipment. Members of the Walker family owned and managed Cecil I. Walker company, which was founded in 1950, until selling it to Boyd Company in 2010.

Kian Ann Engineering Company distributes heavy machinery parts and diesel engine spares for bulldozers, excavation equipment, tractors, and other heavy equipment. Kian Ann Engineering company trades in such products as diesel engine components, electrical parts, filters, hydraulic pumps, transmission parts, and undercarriage hardware. Kian Ann serves equipment dealers and owners operating in industries including agriculture, construction, forestry, marine, and mining. Other operations include logistics and warehousing services. Customers in Singapore and Malaysia account for about 47% of sales. Kian Ann Engineering company has subsidiaries and joint ventures in China and Singapore.

We are an organization of over 1,000 dedicated people, with sales offices in 26 U.S. cities, warehouses in 14 U.S. locations, international offices in 17 countries and representatives in more than 40 additional countries. The combined annual worldwide sales of Central National-Gottesman, and its subsidiaries and affiliates, exceed $3 billion and represent 4 million tons of product. We believe that our global market coverage, combined with long-standing supplier and customer relationships, makes our organization unique in the pulp and paper industry. Our Central National Division operates on a worldwide basis, providing a full range of marketing and management functions, including sales, financing, del credere, transportation, invoicing, market research and consulting. In addition to our recognized product expertise, we are also available to create and implement long-term marketing programs for companies that are planning the expansion of existing facilities or the construction of new mills.Our Lindenmeyr Division is one of the largest fine paper merchants in the United States. Lindenmeyr is comprised of four distinct operating entities: Lindenmeyr Munroe, a traditional fine paper merchant; Lindenmeyr Book Publishing Papers, a paper merchant servicing book and documentation publishers on a national basis; Lindenmeyr Central, a national supplier of paper for magazine and catalogue production; and CNG Specialty Papers, dedicated to supplying specialized paper and packaging grades.Central National-Gottesman has substantial financial resources that are available to ensure the continued growth of our activities and is often able to create resourceful and imaginative financing arrangements not typically associated with a sales organization.

Trion Industries holds the distinction of being the world's leading manufacturer of display and scanning hooks. Its offerings include retail and point-of-purchase display pegboards, slatwalls and grids, and shelf-edge label holder systems. The company also produces of anti-theft hook locks, pilfer-proof security fixtures, and cooler/freezer merchandising fixtures. An array of category and shelf management fixtures is available, too. Trion Industries touts a state-of-the-industry facility in Pennsylvania, a network of sales representatives dotting the US, and a variety of marketing tie-ups to drive Trion's products worldwide. The company is led by its founder's son, John Thalenfeld.

American Commerce Solutions, Inc., through its subsidiaries, provides specialized machining services for the heavy industry; and manufactures motorcycle trailers with fiberglass bodies primarily in the United States. It operates in two segments, Manufacturing and Fiberglass. The Manufacturing segment offers specialized machining of components and machinery repair to industries, such as aerospace, agricultural processing, chemical, defense, mining, maritime, and power generation. This segment also offers heavy equipment service, which includes repair and bonded rebuilds of engines, tracks, undercarriages, transmissions, final drives, and hydraulic systems on heavy equipment from the heavy construction industry, including bulldozers, scrapers, loaders, excavators, tractors, and rollers; and sells used equipment.In addition, it sells replacement parts to the heavy equipment market, directly to the end user. The Fiberglass segment produces and sells a line of fiberglass trailers for the transportation of motorcycles, ATVs, personal watercraft, small vehicles, vending, mobile fiber optic workstations, utility, and other specialized applications. Its trailers are available in open and enclosed configurations, as well as with optional features, such as custom interiors and sleeper options. This segment also provides non warranty repairs and modification of existing trailers. American company was formerly known as JD American Workwear, Inc. and changed its name to American Commerce Solutions, Inc. in December 2000. American Commerce Solutions, Inc. was founded in 1991 and is based in Bartow, Florida.

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