Krieng Thai Watana was founded by managing director Suwat Waiwitlikhit in 1972 as Krieng Thai Machinery and changed its name to Krieng Thai Watana in 1981. Krieng Thai Watana Company imports (via subsidiary Krieng Kamol) and distributes a variety of construction-related equipment, including power tools, cutting tools, drills, chemical products, high pressure cleaners, water pumps, and other industrial equipment from manufacturers such as Eiko, Makita, Kercher, Ebara, and WD-40. Krieng Thai Watana sells its product lines across Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia. Krieng Thai Watana company also operates a service center in Verng Nakon Kasem, Thailand.

Since 1969 when founder John L. Grove invented the first self-propelled boom lift, the company has been providing such products as aerial work platforms, telescopic material handlers, stock pickers (to access high shelving), and power deck trailers for ground-level loading of everything from heavy construction equipment to vending machines. Products are sold under such names as JLG, SkyTrak, Lull, and Triple-L. JLG Industries company supplies customers in the commercial, industrial, institutional, and government and military markets. JLG is owned by Oshkosh Corp. (formerly Oshkosh Truck).

Senco Brands makes power-fastening systems, including fasteners such as nails, screws, cleats, and staples, and the nailers, staplers, and other pneumatic tools to fasten them. SENCO serves contractors, remodelers, and manufacturers of boats, furniture, pallets, and other products. Its products are sold through a network of dealers, including Fastenal, Home Depot, and Lowes. Among the company's products is an all-battery-powered finish and trim nailer. Founded in 1951, the firm was purchased out of bankruptcy by private equity firm Wynnchurch Capital for $43 million in 2009.

Quabbin Wire & Cable Co., Inc. is a privately held corporation founded in 1975 by Paul Engel. The factory and offices comprise a 140,000 square foot facility in Ware, Massachusetts, about a two hour drive west of Boston. Quabbin Wire & Cable employs approximately 100 people and has total annual sales of $25,000,000.

Placon Corporation company makes thermoformed plastic stock and custom packaging for retail, food, and medical markets. Its primarily clear packaging is made from recycled polyethylene terephthalate (PET; the kind of plastic used in water and soft drink bottles). Placon offers retail market manufacturers (in electronics, hardware, health and beauty, household, office products, and sporting goods) a range of more than 150 clamshells (packaging boxes) from which to choose. The business operates two manufacturing plants in the US and China. Placon Corporation company was formed in 1966 by Tom Mohs with a small thermoforming machine that he built in the basement of his home.

Sirdar plc takes its destiny into its own hands by manufacturing carpet tiles and rugs under such brand names as Burmatex, Ryalux, and Velour Excel. Sirdar has decided to sell its hand-knitting yarn business in order to focus on its floorcovering operations (70% of sales). The company is also consolidating its residential and commercial carpets businesses into a single entity.

McMaster-Carr Supply Company distributes more than 480,000 mechanical, electrical, and utility products (98% of which are in stock), including air conditioners, clamps, drills, exhaust fans, generators, light bulbs, pipes, pumps, saws, switches, and valves. Family-owned, McMaster-Carr operates through five regional branches in the US that provide customer service, sales, warehousing, and management. Its Chicago headquarters drives IT, purchasing, merchandising, and electronic publishing. Customers order through an online or direct mail catalog. McMaster-Carr caters to industrial and commercial facilities, and federal agencies in the US and abroad.

Motion Industries distributes a slew of bearings, hoses, material handling, and linear motion products. The short list of offerings includes electrical (motors and drives) and mechanical (belts, clutches, and chains), as well as fluid (pneumatic and hydraulic) power transmission replacement parts, supplied by big brands like Bosch Rexroth, Eaton, NSK, Timken, and Baldor. Motion Industries serves more than 116,000 commercial customers in a diversity of industries worldwide.

John Deere Thibodaux company is the world's largest manufacturer of sugar cane equipment. Founded in 1965 as CAMECO Industries, the Deere & Company subsidiary builds and distributes sugarcane harvesters, as well as earth-moving scrapers, landscape loaders (a claw-like arm), and related parts. It is conveniently located in the heart of Louisiana's sugar cane country, but also sells to cane farmers in Africa, Asia, Australia, and Latin America. John Deere Thibodaux services the machinery it makes, as well as offers pre-owned equipment. The subsidiary is part of John Deere's family of agriculture and turf businesses.

Babcock & Wilcox Nuclear Power Generation Group (B&W NPG, formerly BWX Technologies) specializes in the management of nuclear materials, facilities, and technologies. It is part of B&W's Power Generation division which represents 75% of company revenues. Core activities include the fabrication of nuclear power generation components using applied mechanics, robotics engineering, and integrated CAD/CAM computer systems. The Canadian division of B&W NPG has provided nuclear services and more than 200 nuclear steam generators to clients around the world.

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