Raser Technologies, Inc., an environmental energy technology company, focuses on geothermal power development and technology licensing primarily in the United States. Raser Technologies company operates in two segments, Power Systems, and Transportation and Industrial. The Power Systems segment develops geothermal electric power plants, and bottom-cycling operations. It has eight geothermal projects under development. This segment generates approximately 7 megawatts of electrical power. The Power Systems segment holds a portfolio of geothermal interests in Utah, Nevada, New Mexico, and Oregon, as well as in Indonesia. The Transportation and Industrial segment focuses on commercializing its Symetron family of technologies that enhance electric motors, generators, and power electronic drives used in electric and hybrid electric vehicle propulsion systems. Its Symetron technologies comprise electromagnetic machine and power electric logic, and topology innovations for electric motors, generators, and their associated drives and controllers.

Founded over 35 years ago to build chillers and cooling systems primarily for the plastics industry, BERG have developed an enviable reputation for designing and manufacturing state-of-the-art process cooling equipment for numerous industries, including: Plastics; Automotive; Energy; Pulp and Paper; Printing; Metal Working; Chemical; Food; and many others. Expansion through natural growth and acquisitions has positioned us well in the global economy.BERG engineering and technical sales department are experienced in refrigeration, fluid pumping, and heat transfer and work hand-in-hand to deliver the desired results. BERG consultative approach to designing solutions for industrial cooling applications has been widely accepted and is largely responsible for BERG high level of customer satisfaction. Aided by BERG industry exclusive and proprietary Parametric Engineering Program, in combination with advanced CAD systems and years of practical experience, BERG Team is well equipped to provide innovative design solutions incorporating energy conservation, heat recovery, central control & monitoring, and most importantly: Customer Production Efficiency.

Makino Milling Machine was founded in 1937 by Tsunezo Makino. Makino Milling Machine manufactures and sells machine tools, such as numerical control electrical discharge machines, milling machines, machining centers, and tool grinding machines. The company's primary market focus is in mold dies for plastic, die cast aluminum, and rubber, with plans to expand to press dies. Makino Milling Machine company provides its advanced machining technology to global customers from service centers and manufacturing facilities located around the world; more than 40% of its sales are made in Japan.

Guardian Industries, one of the world's largest glassmakers. With more than 60 facilities on five continents, Guardian primarily produces float glass and fabricated glass products for the automobile and construction markets. It also makes architectural glass (mirrors), fiberglass, and automotive trim parts. Through its Guardian Building Products, Guardian Industries Corp. company operates one of largest building supply distribution centers in North America. Former president and CEO William Davidson took Guardian Industries public in 1968, buying it back in 1985. Ownership of the privately held company remains with the Davidson family.

Ladish company designs and manufactures high-strength forged and cast metal components for aerospace and industrial markets. Jet engine parts, missile components, landing gear, helicopter rotors, and other aerospace products generate nearly 90% of the company's sales; general industrial components account for the remainder. Aerospace industry giants Rolls-Royce (26%), United Technologies (19%), and General Electric (11%) together account for more than half of Ladish's sales. Nearly 50% of its sales come from outside the US (the UK representing more than half of all foreign sales).

SystemOne Technologies, Inc. (STI) engages in the design, manufacture, and sale of recycling industrial parts washing products for use in the automotive, aviation, marine, and general industrial repair markets. SystemOne Technologies company’s product line incorporates resource recovery and waste minimization technologies to distill contaminated solvents. STI’s product lines include SystemOne general parts washer, which provides users with pure mineral spirit solvent for parts and tools cleaning purposes; SystemOne mobile washer, a mobile telescoping mini-parts washer; and SystemOne spray gun washer, for paint thinner recovery. SystemOne company sells its products primarily through automotive lubrication distributors and automotive services equipment distributors in the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, and Mexico.

Founded in 1898, Okuma also distributes pre-owned machines and provides refurbishing services for older machines in disrepair. Okuma Holdings company has 13 overseas and six domestic companies; it operates in North America through US affiliate Okuma America Corporation and in Europe through Okuma Europe. The Okuma Technical Center East (Austria) is the sales and service base for the Eastern European market. Okuma Holdings (formerly Okuma Corporation) grinds out machine tools for customers worldwide. The company's computerized numerically controlled (CNC) machining devices range from grinders and lathes, to machining center systems, electrical discharge machines, and flexible electronic manufacturing systems.

Tarpon Industries angles to be a giant in the sea of steel storage racks. Doing business as Eugene Welding Co. (EWCO) and its SpaceRak division, the company manufactures structural and mechanical steel tubing, along with steel storage rack systems. The storage lineup offers cantilever, pushback, and selective storage racks, and drive-in/drive-thru systems. Its tubing is used in making products from automotive racks to sprinkler systems. Customers include retail centers, and public, commercial, and industrial warehouses, as well as manufacturers, such as Sears, Boeing, and Ford. In 2008 Heartland Steel Products, led by Tarpon CEO James Bradshaw, acquired the company, completing Tarpon's bankruptcy reorganization.

Enerfab manufactures fabricated metal products, including storage and brewery tanks, tank heads, and piping systems. Customers include a range of companies in the chemical, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, and utility industries. Since 1991, Enerfab has produced more than 85 million gallons of aseptic processing and storage capacity for the orange juice industry in Florida. In addition, Enerfab operates as a boiler installation and maintenance contractor serving both the industrial and utility markets, and maintains a pipe fabrication shop located at its Cincinnati, Ohio plant. It also offers material handling services including conveyors, scales, and barge loaders.

Foamex International Inc. company, dba FXI-Foamex Innovations, is one of North America's largest makers of flexible polyurethane and polymer foams used in household, healthcare, and personal care products, as well as in electronics and industrial applications. Examples range from car interior trim to flooring, mattresses, core foam for inkjet cartridges, computer cases, industrial filters, and gaskets. FXI supplies finished goods, in addition to sub-assemblies and raw materials to myriad OEMs, including auto supplier Johnson Controls, and retailers. Beset by debt, FXI filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy relief in early 2009 and emerged in June of that year.

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