Schott AG's varied lines include architectural glass, kitchenware (Jenaer Glass), cooking surfaces (CERAN), optical, lighting, lab equipment, pharmaceutical packaging, stemware, and components for appliances, television, and computer screens. Schott is also involved in high-tech glass applications such as photovoltaics, fiber optics, lithography, and semiconductor manufacturing. Additionally, it makes hermetic enclosures for automotive and aerospace electronics and sensors. Three-quarters of the company's sales are generated outside of Germany. Schott, along with sister company Carl Zeiss, is owned by Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung, an independent foundation based in Germany.

The Harris Products Group is master of the tool. A merger of J.W. Harris Co. and Harris Calorific, the Group manufactures gas welding and cutting machines along with a breadth of equipment needed for a bead. Products include brazing, welding, cutting, and consumables (wire, flux, solder), medical regulators, tips, and torches. Facilities in the US, Mexico, Germany, Italy, and Poland, and a distribution center in Spain drive global sales, primarily through industrial distributors, retailers, and directly to welders. Key markets span metal fabrication, steel construction, auto, pipeline, and oil and gas exploration.

Oneto Metal Products manufactures fabricated sheet metal products such as architectural sheet metal, industrial sheet metal, flashing for roofing, and metal stud and decking accessories. Oneto (pronounced "oh-NEE-toh") Metal Products serves customers primarily in California and the western US. The company fabricates its products -- used on architectural and industrial jobs -- from aluminum, carbon steel, copper, Corten steel, galvanized steel, stainless steel, and zinc, as well as pre-painted aluminum and pre-painted galvanized steel.

Dynamic Controls Ltd. (DCL), founded in 1960, is the “Leader by Design” of high and low pressure cartridge valves, manifolds, reducing stations and fluid/gas systems for critical, demanding applications.DCL has an extensive, growing installed base in excess of 47,000 cartridges (as of March 2006) on Nuclear Submarines, Diesel Electric Submarines, Aircraft Carriers, Navy Surface Ships and Gas Control systems for Rocket Launch pad(s).DCL design expertise, 3D modelling, and extensive proven experience in design and manufacturing of fluid/gas flow components and systems with special capabilities in high-pressure provide the foundation for unique, critical products, which require demanding applications and performance in petrochemical, nuclear, space industry, and our base-Navy Submarines and Surface Ships.The DCL Quality System for valves and reducing stations meets military, nuclear and non nuclear, as well as ANSI and ASTM quality requirements, including MIL-I-45208A, AM.1, Level 1/Subsafe, M.O.D. military specifications, and ISO-9001 certifications.Related company, BVMI, a division of Dynamic Controls Ltd. (DCL), manufacture/design specialty valves for the Nuclear Industry, bellows sealed (liquid metal) globe valves, non-return valves and strainers.

Concord Fabrics textile manufacturer mainly produces polyester circular knits and fleece that appeal to patchwork and quilting enthusiasts. The company's Andover Fabrics unit specializes in fabrics used in quilts, made in a variety of colors and patterns. Its Makower UK unit, headquartered in Oxfordshire, designs and produces cotton fabrics for quilters. Andover Fabrics sells to apparel makers and retailers in the US, Canada, and South America. Makower prints its products in South Korea and distributes them throughout Europe from its warehouse in Oxfordshire. Concord Fabrics is owned by Safer Textiles.

Swift Galey designs, manufactures, and distributes decorative and workwear textiles for healthcare, hospitality, and institutional use. Healthcare products include bedding, surgical gowns, and incontinence care. Its hospitality goods tie in custom towels, performance blankets, and woven sheeting. Its workwear line offers coveralls to sport jackets. Bedspreads, flame-resistant drapery, and window treatments are part of its decorative mix. The company manages its own R&D, manufacturing, distribution as well as pushes linen management, and technical services. The privately held company is led by its founder's grandson, Gary Heiman.

Campbell Hausfeld manufactures as well as exports air compressors, pneumatic tools (hammers, drills and screwdrivers, and sanders), nailers and staplers, paint sprayers, pressure washers (detergents to garden hose attachments), and welders. Its tools are geared to both the professional and DIY markets worldwide. Founded in 1836, the company sells its lineup directly through its Ohio-based headquarters, or from manufacturing and distribution sites in Kentucky and Tennessee, and through such retailers as CARQUEST, Lowe's, Tractor Supply, and Wal-Mart. Campbell Hausfeld is a subsidiary of Scott Fetzer Co.

Beghelli S.p.A. company manufactures and markets emergency lighting systems (more than 60% of sales) for industrial plants and home use. Beghelli also makes an array of electronic security systems, personal alarms, home automation mechanisms, and energy saving lighting. Other products include computer lamps designed to reduce eye fatigue, air purifiers, gas detectors, portable lamps, recessed lighting, and video accessories. High profile customers are the Vatican Museum, the Moscow Conservatory, McDonalds' chain, the Siviglia's Expo, and several US universities. Started in 1982 by Gian Pietro Beghelli, Beghelli continues to be controlled by the founder's family.

Shiloh Industries produces steel blanks, stampings, and modular assemblies for the automotive, heating and air-conditioning, and lawn and garden equipment industries. It also makes tools and assembly equipment for its own use and to sell to OEMs and other suppliers. Shiloh's largest customer is General Motors, which accounts for over 40% of sales. Other customers include Ford, Chrysler, and Toyota, as well as home appliance manufacturers, construction companies, and steel producers. Its nine manufacturing plants are located in Ohio, Michigan, Georgia, and Tennessee, and in Mexico. The company was founded in 1950 as Shiloh Tool & Die Manufacturing.

Pilkington Group Limited company produces glass for the automotive and building products industries, and it is a major supplier of glass to replacement windshield shops in Europe, the Americas, and the Asia/Pacific region. Pilkington also manufactures building products, including glass designed to insulate buildings to control energy and noise. The company's automotive glass products include solar control glass, security glazing, and glass heating systems. Pilkington has operations in more than two dozen countries worldwide. In 2006 Pilkington was acquired by Nippon Sheet Glass Company, which previously owned about 20% of Pilkington Group Limited company.

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