Founded in 1928, STRATCO, Inc. is owned by president Diane Graham. Doing business as STRATCO GLOBAL, STRATCO company makes and services process equipment for manufacturers in the grease, chemicals, roofing, and petrochemicals industries worldwide. Its lineup boasts the STRATCO Contactor reactor, for processing lubricating greases, and the Modified Asphalt Contactor reactor, used in producing roofing materials. STRATCO's family includes ECOPATH Contracting and ECOPATH Industries, suppliers of asphalt rubber blending equipment for paving markets. STRATCO also offers design and engineering services.

Silgan Containers Corporation company, a subsidiary of Silgan Holdings, is one of North America's largest manufacturers of metal food containers. Its steel and aluminum containers and traditional and convenience ends are used by food processors to package fruit, vegetables, meat, coffee, soups, sauces, and other food products. Customers include Campbell Soup, Nestle, ConAgra, and General Mills. Silgan Containers, which operates about 30 manufacturing plants in the US, accounts for more than half of Silgan Holdings' sales.

Empire Industries is constructing its kingdom of steel. Empire Industries, operating through a number of subsidiaries, makes a wide range of fabricated steel and specialty engineered products. Its Empire Iron Works subsidiary makes structural steel products for airports, bridges, offices, refineries, and other projects. Subsidiary George Third & Son makes structural and architectural products, including staircases, ornamental iron, and industrial tanks. Other units make air-cleaning and materials handling equipment, oil and gas equipment, and large telescopes. Finally, all that steel has to go up safely: Empire Industries provides construction, site erection, steel shoring, and emergency repair services.

Lexington Precision Corporation manufactures and sells rubber and metal components that are sold to other manufacturers in the United States. The company operates through two segments, Rubber Group and Metals Group. The Rubber Group segment manufactures insulators for use in automotive ignition-wire sets; connector seals that are used in automotive wiring systems; and molded rubber components that are used in various medical devices, such as intravenous medication-delivery systems, syringes, and laparoscopic surgical equipment. The Metals Group segment produces and sells machined metal components from aluminum, brass, steel, and stainless steel bars, forgings, and cold-headed blanks. This group sells its products primarily to automotive original equipment manufacturers.

Interstate Resources is not a fancy name for the latest US Highway Bill, but a paperboard and packaging products manufacturer. The company's offerings include linerboard, kraft paper (for bags), and corrugated medium board and packaging for consumer products and displays. It also produces timber and wood chips and burns the waste to fuel its plants; its sells the excess to the local power grid. Interstate Resources has about a dozen plants along the east coast. The company's products are sold in the northeastern, midwestern, and southeastern US and in Asia, the Middle East, South America, and Europe. Lebanese industrial manufacturer Indevco owns Interstate Resources.

Acertec Limited (formerly Acertec plc) produces large body parts for car manufacturers, and provides engineering services to the mining and construction industries. Acertec's two divisions include: Stadco (automotive stampings/assemblies) and Acertec Construction Products (formerly BRC; engineering services for mining, civil engineering, building, security industries). In addition to the UK, Acertec has operations in Germany, East Asia, and Russia. Customers include Bentley, Jaguar, Landrover, Aston Martin, BMW, and Ford. Candover Investments owns more than 20% of the company. Acertec delisted its stock and became a private company in 2009.

MWV is a global leader in packaging and packaging solutions. We provide innovative products and valuable services to consumer products companies in the Beauty and Personal Care, Healthcare, Food, Beverage, Food Service, Tobacco, Home & Garden, and Commercial Printing industries – solutions that help them take their products to market and shape their brands in the consumer marketplace. But packaging is not all we do. We operate additional businesses to drive maximum value for our shareholders, including Consumer & Office Products, Specialty Chemicals, and the Community Development and Land Management Group.

Barksdale is a manufacturer of switches, valves, and other industrial controls, with a focus on making components for the control and measurement of fluids. Barksdale company's components are used in auto plants, in chemical processing plants and distribution facilities, on machine tools, on offshore drilling rigs, in power generation, in steel mills, and in a host of other industries. In agriculture, for instance, Barksdale pressure switches are used to monitor center pivot irrigation systems, while its temperature switches help maintain optimum growing climates in greenhouses, and its valves control the water supply in cattle feedlots. Barksdale is a subsidiary of Crane Co.

Ansun Multitech is India's largest manufacturer and exporter of zipper sliders, zippers, personalized pullers, alloy buttons, luggage fittings, pant hooks and eyes, and other fastening accessories, as well as die casting for precision components. It serves the leather goods, luggage, and garment industries, among others. The company, which was founded as a private limited company in 1985 by brothers and co-CEOs Anil and Sunil Monga, was converted to a public limited company in 1995; its name is derived from the two brother's names. The Monga family controls Ansun Multitech.

The American Wire and Cable Company was formed in 1899 as the cable manufacturing division of United States Steel Corporation (USX) in Worcester, Massachusetts. Its primary function was manufacturing mining cable for USX’s numerous coal mines. AmerCable Incorporated company moved to its present location in El Dorado , Arkansas in 1979, and was renamed AmerCable in 1982 after being sold to Associated Materials Corporation. AmerCable Incorporated company expanded its product lines into the Oil & Gas, Transportation and Industrial markets.In June 2002 senior management, which has led AmerCable’s unprecedented growth since 1993, purchased the company. This management group, headed by President and CEO Bob Hogan, focused on expanding AmerCable’s market positions through high quality, innovative products and value-added services that deliver greater customer profits.

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