DoALL wants to be the end-all and the be-all of metal-cutting saws. For eight decades, it has engineered and manufactured saw machinery and accessories for the metalworking industry. DoALL has four business segments: Saw Blades (Invader-X, Penetrator, Structurall), Band Saws (Triple Chip, Metal Master, Set Tooth), Cutting Fluids (coolants and lubricating agents), and Material Handling (customized machining needs). DoALL's Global Industrial Supply (DGI Supply) division operates a global network of supply centers, and its Continental Hydraulics division designs and manufactures pumps, valves and power units. Founded in 1927, DoALL Company is owned by the founding Wilkie family and is headed by Michael Wilkie.

Simpson Manufacturing makes connectors and venting systems for the building, remodeling, and do-it-yourself industries. Subsidiary Simpson Strong-Tie (SST) makes more than 11,000 types of standard and custom products that are used to connect and reinforce joints between wood, concrete, and masonry building components. Simpson Dura-Vent, meanwhile, makes venting systems for furnaces, water heaters, fireplaces, and stoves. Both units market globally and distribute through home centers and a network of contractor and dealer distributors. The Home Depot is a top customer of Simpson Manufacturing.

Alvord-Polk has heeded this advice for more than 125 years. Alvord-Polk company manufactures a range of cutting tools, from reamers to core drills, counterbores, and power brushes. The tools are sold primarily to the aerospace and automotive industries under the Alvord-Polk Tool, Brush One, Laserclad, and Morton Machine Works brands. Alvord-Polk makes standard reamers, as well as special custom-made tools, for customers throughout the US. Alvord-Polk company also offers industrial imported tools, and surplus tools. Jake Alvord and A. J. Polk founded Alvord-Polk in 1881. Ronald Boyer, Alvord-Polk company's former president, and past secretary-treasurer Robert Rissinger bought Alvord-Polk in 1977.

Marvac Scientific Company's vacuum pumps are mechanical high-vacuum pumps used for scientific and industrial applications. Its heavy-duty belt drive pumps are used in neon sign manufacturing, as well as in laboratory settings. Its heavy-duty direct drive product line is designed for dehydration and some scientific uses, while the standard-duty direct drive models are used in the refrigeration service field. Marvac has phased out manufacturing of vacuum pumps due to overseas competition, but it continues to provide spare parts and repair services for its products. Marvac company has branched out into radiator adaptors and testers.

Greenwood Mills manufactures specialty fabrics for the apparel, home furnishings, and military markets. Greenwood Mills also produces garments, including jeans and other denim products, for retailers such as Levi Strauss and Abercrombie & Fitch through its SingleSource Apparel denim operations in Mexico. Greenwood Mills operates two plants in South Carolina. Through affiliated units, the company operates golf course, resort, and real estate developments. Founded in 1888 by James Self, Greenwood Mills is still owned and operated by the Self family.

Founded in 1832, Simonds International is North America's oldest manufacturer of industrial cutting tools. Simonds International Corporation company maintains more than a million square feet of manufacturing space for producing a slew of tools for cutting through metal, wood, paper, and plastics. Simonds' metal-cutting products include carbon, bimetal, and carbide-tipped bandsaw blades; its wood-cutting products include bits, shanks, circular saws, machine knives, wide bandsaws, and circle saws; other offerings include files (a hand-cutting tool for producing a smooth finish on materials), steel rules, and farrier rasps.

Delphax Technologies, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, sale, and servicing of digital print production systems, and related spare parts and supplies. It provides digital printing solutions that can personalize, encode, print, and collate documents for publishing, direct mail, legal, financial, security, forms, and other commercial printing applications. The company offers roll-fed printing equipment that uses rolls of paper or fan-folded stacks of paper for high-volume printing applications; and sheet-fed printing equipment that requires the input of individual pre-cut sheets of paper or base stock. Delphax Technologies also provides the CR series system, which accommodates a range of substrates from ultra lightweight paper to heavy stock, to publishers, direct mailers, and transaction document printers; the Imaggia II series that contains sheet-fed digital presses; and finishing systems, which support post-printing activities, such as batching, stacking, slitting, cutting, folding, and binding. In addition, it offers various pre-press software and hardware solutions for use with its printing equipment, which provides the data integration tools necessary to manage the print production process.

Lingotes Especiales designs and produces metal components for use in automobiles, appliances, construction projects, and other products and industries. It also operates laboratories, employs design teams, and contracts with university laboratories to develop new products and improve existing ones. The company's research and development teams include personnel who are fluent in English, French, German, and Italian. Lingotes Especiales also makes sure that its process is as environmentally friendly as possible. Lingotes Especiales was founded in 1968.

Schweiter Technologies makes various products through a handful of divisions, including SSM Textile Machinery, which makes rewinding, dyeing, and texturing machines for the textile sector; and Ismeca, a manufacturer of machines that assemble, test, inspect, and package solar cells, light-emitting diodes, and other products made by semiconductor companies. Schweiter Technologies company also makes light-weight composite panels used in the construction of wind turbines, boats, and graphic arts displays through its 3A Composites unit. Schweiter sells the bulk of its products to customers in Asia and Europe.

Swan Industries is no ugly duckling when it comes to metal packaging. The Thai company manufactures metal cans for a variety of uses. Established in 1965, Swan's can products come in many shapes and forms -- round and rectangular, pail and drum, beverage and aerosol, to name a few. The company also makes cans for dried foods, milk powder, seafood, fruits, and vegetables. Commanding annual revenues north of $100 million, Swan's manufacturing is supported by four domestic plants in Thailand. Ancillary services like research and development, marketing, and technical support are offered to Swan customers.

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