Bentley Prince Street rolls out its regal broadloom carpets for the corporate, government, education, health care, hospitality/retail, institutional, and residential markets. Its primary brands include Bentley and Prince Street for its commercial carpets and Prince Street House & Home for residential carpets. Bentley Prince Street has its own in-house product development group, which, in consultation with buyers, develops color palettes to enhance textiles, laminates, wood finishes, and furniture and wall coverings. The company is a subsidiary of Interface, the world's largest manufacturer of commercial carpets.

ESCO is well ensconced as a global manufacturer of engineered metal parts, castings, and components for industrial machinery. ESCO company's two operating groups are Engineered Products and Turbine Technologies. It operates manufacturing facilities on six continents. ESCO provides such services as contract manufacturing, engineering, and supply chain management, as well as specialized services to the aerospace, construction, industrial, mining, power generation, recycling, and transportation markets. Customers include Bucyrus, Caterpillar, and Komatsu. ESCO was founded in Portland, Oregon, by C. F. Swigert in 1913 as an Electric Steel Foundry; its products at that time included trolley car replacement parts.

Alamo Group Inc. was founded in 1955. Alamo Group, Inc. is engaged in the design, manufacture, distribution and service of equipment for right-of-way maintenance and agriculture. The Company’s products include tractor-mounted mowing and other vegetation maintenance equipment, street sweepers, excavators, vacuum trucks, snow removal equipment, pothole patchers, zero turn radius mowers, agricultural implements and related aftermarket parts and services. The Company operates primarily in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Canada and Australia. On October 22, 2009, the Company completed the acquisition of all the assets of Bush Hog, LLC.

Gamma Holding probably has the appropriate cloth. The textile maker offers a variety of goods through two units. Gamma Industrial Solutions makes industrial textiles, including coated conveyor belts and process belts; filters and screens; coatings, anti-ballistic materials, and industrial knitted cloth; and high-tech sailcloth. Gamma Lifestyle Fabrics makes patterned fabrics for mattress ticking, automobile upholstery, and African-print cloth. The company has operations in about 40 countries around the world and 17 states of the US. Gamma gets more than half of its sales outside Europe.

Nook has the corner on manufacturing engineered motion-system parts. It covers robotic grippers to guided linear and rotational components that are electrically and pneumatically actuated. Nook takes on extreme-duty environments such as auto, chemical, communications, electronics, food and beverage, medical/diagnostics, and packaging and paper. Its line of explosion-proof modular guided actuators is said to simplify and improve the machine design process as well as prevent fires from sparking in caustic areas. For workplaces subject to dripping, spraying, or submersion in water, as in food processing, Nook protects power and data cabling with its stainless steel cable tray.

Aerofil Technology's can-do attitude makes sure that the spray cans get filled. Aerofil Technology company specializes in aerosol filling, dry filling, and liquid filling and packaging services, using its 13 packaging lines. It also provides warehousing, distribution, and testing. In addition, Aerofil Technology's specialty packaging services include label changes, special promotions, and display assembly. It serves customers in a range of markets, including air dusters and cleaners, automotive products, fungicides and herbicides, household products, insecticides and pesticides, swimming pool chemicals, and pet products.

SRF is one of the world's largest manufacturers of nylon tire cord fabric, used to reinforce tires for bicycles to heavy duty vehicles. It also makes belting fabrics, integral to conveyor belts and mechanical rubber equipment for mining and utility industries. In addition, SRF chemical makes refrigerant gas for refrigeration and air conditioning, and intermediates needed in pharma and agrochemical fluorinated products. Its smallest business, synthetic packaging films, creates wraps for consumer goods, like soap and tea. The company owns eight plants in India, and one each in Dubai, South Africa, and Thailand. Customers include Goodyear and Ranbaxy.

The Minka Group, which manufactures and distributes lighting and ceiling fan fixtures through more than 2,100 dealers in the US. The company has an extensive product line from chandeliers to table lamps, floor lamps to wall sconces, and mirrors to wall art, as well as heaters and dehumidifiers. Minka markets its products under the Ambience, George Kovacs, GK Lightrail, The Great Outdoors, Metropolitan, Minka-Aire, and Minka Lavery brand names. The Minka company has over 500 patents for its lighting creations. Customers range from independent lighting showroom dealers to larger accounts such as Home Depot and Lowe's.

Plymouth Rubber Company, Inc. company makes a range of vinyl and rubber electrical tapes, automotive harness tapes, industrial tapes and films, and highway striping tapes. It sells primarily to the auto and electrical supply, utility and automotive industries. Plymouth Rubber's Brite-Line Technologies subsidiary makes highway marking and safety products, and Spain-based Plymouth Rubber Europa makes vinyl and cloth-based insulating tapes. Plymouth Rubber filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in 2005 and emerged in 2006 when Long Dash PRC LLC, largely owned by Chrysalis Capital Partners, bought a majority stake in Plymouth Rubber company.

Fanuc Ltd engages in the development, manufacture, sale, and maintenance of robots and factory automation products primarily in Japan, America, Europe, and Asia. Its products include programmable logic controllers, CNC systems, industrial lasers, robots and robot machines, servo motors, carbon dioxide laser oscillators, wire-cut electric discharge machines, nano machines, precision molding machines, and machines for milling, boring, drilling, and tapping. The company also offers Proficy, a series of factory monitoring and controlling software packages, including CIMPLICITY and embedded systems. Fanuc Ltd was founded in 1956 and is headquartered in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan.

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