Bonso Electronics International Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, assembles, and markets a range of telecommunications products, electronic scales, weighing instruments, and health care products. It offers sensor based scale products that include bathroom, kitchen, office, jewelry, laboratory, postal, and industrial scales, which are used in consumer, commercial, and industrial applications; and wireless telecommunications products comprising two-way radios and cordless telephones that are used in consumer and commercial applications. Bonso Electronics company also engages in the development and manufacture of tooling and molding for scales. It manufactures its products in China, and serves private label original equipment manufacturers, original brand manufacturers, and original design manufacturers primarily in North America and Europe. Bonso Electronics company was formerly known as Golden Virtue Limited and changed its name to Bonso Electronics International Inc. in September 1988. Bonso Electronics International Inc. was founded in 1988 and is based in Shatin, Hong Kong.

Being square is no insult for box-maker Norampac. A division of Cascades, Norampac manufactures volumes of containerboard, boxboard, and corrugated products. To do so, it operates 26 corrugated products plants, seven containerboard mills, three boxboard mills, and five folding carton plants. A graphic center and an innovation center also offer design services and an array of paper options. Norampac facilities in Canada, the US, and France, churn out products for the food, wine and spirits, and consumer goods industry. Norampac debuted in 1997 when Cascades and Domtar joined their containerboard and corrugated products businesses. Members of the Lemaire family, owners of Cascades, serve in Norampac's management.

FINN Corporation company manufactures a line of landscape and erosion control machinery, which are used for mulching, seed distribution, watering, fire and dust suppression, fertilizing, straw blowing, and other purposes. FINN also sells turf-enhancing additives such as plant hormones, microbial bacteria (to aid germination and fight disease), and polymers. Its customers include golf courses, land development companies, residential and commercial landscaping businesses, fire departments, sports fields, and farmers. Selling its products through dealers, FINN distributes throughout the US and Canada, and also distributes to select international markets.

Capps Manufacturing makes and assembles aircraft parts, including door assemblies, wings, components, and sheet metal pieces, at its 80,000 sq. ft. plant. Services include machining, roll forming, hydro forming, extrusion and skin stretch forming, component assembly, and heat treating. Customers include Boeing, Cessna, Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, and other major aircraft makers. Capps differentiates itself by doing assembly work few other companies have the desire to take on. Owner and president Barney Capps started Capps Manufacturing in 1983.

centrotherm photovoltaics AG company, known as CTPV, provides production lines and equipment for manufacturing solar cells and films. It also offers engineering and process-technology services and turnkey production set ups. Operating through six subsidiaries, CTPV supplies manufacturers of crystalline solar cells and thin-film solar cells, as well as solar silicon, including German firms Q-Cells and ErSol along with others in North America, Asia, and Europe. CTPV was formed in 2005 but traces its roots to the 1990s when it was part of centrotherm Elektrische Anlagen. The family of CEO Robert Hartung controls CPTV.

Tognum makes a mighty family of engines, generators, fuel cells, and fuel injection systems under its MTU and L'Orange brands. Its engines are used in ships, trains, military tanks, industrial equipment, and on offshore oil platforms. Products from its Onsite Energy & Components unit include diesel and gas-powered generators and fuel cells for emergency backup, peak load, and continuous power applications, as well as fuel injection systems that improve diesel engine efficiency. Tognum company also has a vast spare parts and after sales service organization. Tognum has 12 production plants and more than 1,000 service centers in 130 countries.

Unifi,Inc company textures, dyes, and twists multifilament polyester and nylon yarns and allied raw materials. Its polyester yarns are sold to an array of original knitting and weaving manufacturers of apparel goods, industrial textiles, home furnishings, and auto upholstery fabrics. Unifi nylons are marketed for apparel, hosiery, and sock manufacture. Polyester and nylon partially oriented yarn (POY), which is also purchased from suppliers, is often not sold, but further treated to create blends offering a variety of performance advantages. Unifi's revenues rely on US customers (such as (Hanesbrands) and, to a lesser extent, on regions covered by free trade agreements.

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.

Littelfuse company is the world's #1 fuse maker. In addition to its fuses, Littelfuse's other circuit protection devices include positive temperature coefficient devices that limit current when too much is being supplied and electrostatic discharge suppressors that redirect transient high voltage. Littelfuse company's thyristors protect telecommunications circuits from transient voltage caused by lightning strikes. Littelfuse's 4,000-plus customers include electronics manufacturers (Hewlett-Packard and Samsung), automakers (Ford, GM, Honda, and Toyota), and the automotive aftermarket (AutoZone and Pep Boys). Littelfuse company gets about two-thirds of its sales outside the US.

Coats is a leading global supplier of apparel and industrial thread. In addition to clothing thread the company manufactures specialty thread (with applications for footwear, camping equipment, bedding, furniture, and automotive), zip fasteners and trim, and craft thread. Coats Holdings serves customers worldwide from manufacturing and distribution facilities in more than 65 countries. The company's thread unit accounts for the bulk of sales. The company is a subsidiary of London-based investment firm Guinness Peat Group.

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