LISI (meaning "Link Solutions for Industry"), formerly known as GFI Industries, makes fasteners used in a wide range of industries. Its automotive, aerospace, medical, and cosmetics segments make products that include fastening systems for airframes and aircraft engines, solid rivets, wheel screws and nuts, engine fasteners, and ball joints and clamp washers, as well as plastic packaging and aluminum enclosures for the cosmetics industry, and implants for the medical industry. Among its clients are Boeing, Renault, and Proctor & Gamble. LISI's product reach is global, although Europe accounts for more than 70% of its sales.

Our dedicated manufacturing operation is one of the UK's leading independent specialist processors of glass. Focusing on insulating glass units for domestic and commercial markets, our business ethos is based on a resolute determination to deliver the best quality products from an extensive range of glass types and designs. Processing more than 20,000 tonnes of glass per year, we produce insulating glass units, single tempered safety glass, leaded glass and georgian bar units for the construction, home improvement and related markets. Fulfilling the demands of an international portfolio, our determination to offer exceptional choice and service is rarely surpassed.Because we regularly process and toughen glass from all major flat glass producers, we are in a position to offer our customers unbiased advice on glass substances ensuring the most appropriate products are correctly specified.Darby Glass is now the preferred supplier of many international and blue chip companies, recognising that our success depends on our ability to form partnerships and adapt to our customers business demands. Our range of products include shaped, stepped, complex and decorative units, utilising state-of-the-art industry specific software to accept and process orders.

Since 1954, Richco has been manufacturing and designing the world’s most comprehensive array of innovative engineered component solutions. We specialize in fasteners, circuit board hardware, wire routing products, cable ties, clips, clamps, fiber optics, and telecommunication accessories among others. Richco is your one-stop shop for virtually all your fastening needs, whether they call for standard or custom components. And beyond our standard product line, we especially pride ourselves in our ability to provide "Global presence with local support." With locations worldwide, we have a multitude of experienced employees and numerous partners and alliances. All are dedicated to answering the ever-changing demands of the electrical and electronic industries.

Established in 1976, SICK, Inc. operates and distributes its products throughout the US, Canada, and Mexico. The North American subsidiary of German-based SICK AG, makes a wide range of factory and process automation products, including bar code scanners; laser measurement system sensors; and photoelectric, luminescence and contrast sensors, which are used to count, inspect, measure, determine volume, and sort products during various phases of production, distribution, and sales. SICK targets the automotive, packaging, electronics, postal, consumer goods, food and beverage, robotics, and material-handling markets.

Interface is the world's #1 producer of modular carpet used in offices and other commercial facilities. The company also offers residential carpeting and complementary floor coverings. Interface markets its modular (tiles and rolls) and broadloom carpets under such brands as Interface, Bentley Prince Street, and FLOR. It touts an antimicrobial chemical, Intersept, which it blends in its modular carpet products, as well as licenses for use in air filters. Interface manufactures carpet in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia; it sells products in more than 110 countries.

Owens-Illinois, Inc. is the world's largest glass container manufacturer, with more than 22,000 employees in 21 countries. The $7.1 billion company is headquartered in Perrysburg, Ohio, U.S.A., and holds market leadership positions in each of the four regions in which it operates - Asia Pacific, Europe, Latin America and North America. O-I glass containers protect the purity, quality and flavor of thousands of well-known food and beverage products, including beer, wine, spirits and non-alcoholic drinks.

Tyco Flow Control, a business segment of Tyco International, engineers, manufactures, and installs flow control and heat tracing products for the oil/gas, power, food and beverage, chemical, marine, mining, construction, water, and other process industries. Its lines of business, including Valves & Controls, Water & Environmental Systems, and Thermal Controls, make products under brand names such as Anderson Greenwood, Biffi, Crosby, Keystone, KTM, Raychem, Sempell, Tracer, and Vanessa. Tyco Flow Control has manufacturing facilities, warehouses, and distribution centers throughout North and South America, Europe, and the Asia/Pacific region.

The Kubota tractor has its roots on the Japanese farm. Although Japanese farms are traditionally smaller than those in America, the need for high performance and powerful maneuverability is the same. Kubota Corporation introduced its first tractor to the United States in 1969. Filling a product void in the American marketplace, the Kubota 21 horsepower L200 was an overnight success. As a result, Kubota Tractor Corporation (KTC) was formed in 1972 and the company introduced its first 12 h.p. four-wheel drive tractor in 1974. Although four-wheel drive was common among larger American tractors, it was unheard of in the compact sector and became a benchmark for the industry.Over the past quarter century, KTC has continued to expand its product line, with four lines of tractors, the BX, B, L and M Series. Kubota has successfully introduced compact construction equipment, turf equipment, lawn and garden equipment, pumps, generators and a variety of Performance-Matched implements and attachments. KTC is now the leading marketer and distributor of under 40-h.p. tractors in the United States, offering more than 80 tractor models.

K-Tron International helps manufacturers watch their weight. Operating via subsidiary companies, K-Tron has two key lines: A Process Group makes feeders that let manufacturers control the flow (by weight or volume) of bulk solids and liquids during manufacturing processes. The group also builds pneumatic conveying systems that use vacuum and pressure to precisely control the flow of ingredients to make pharmaceutical, food, chemical, and plastic products. K-Tron Electronics produces and tests electronic assemblies for the group, as well as sells to regional OEMs. A Size Reduction Group makes equipment for crushing and conveying materials, such as coal and wood. Casket maker Hillenbrand acquired K-Tron in 2010.

OCV Fabrics US is reinforcing its place in the technical "fabric of our lives." Incorporating glass, carbon, and Kevlar, OCV makes a line of fiber woven products, used to reinforce an array of technical fabrics and plastic parts. End uses include canoes to snowboards, window blinds, car parts, industrial tanks, and pipes. OCV's primary markets include transportation, building and construction, marine, telecommunications, and consumer goods. The company has factories in Maine and Texas. Formerly Saint-Gobain BTI, OCV was recreated when Owens Corning acquired the reinforcements and composite fabrics businesses of Compagnie de Saint-Gobain in 2007. OCV is part of Owens Corning's technical fabrics segment.

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