Amada America manufactures and sells sheet metal fabricating equipment, including CNC turret punch presses, lasers, press brakes, shears, flexible manufacturing systems, and related software. The company primarily sells its fabricating equipment to the aerospace, appliance, electronics, farm equipment, medical, and telecommunications industries. Through its Amada Capital Corporation subsidiary, Amada America finances and leases its equipment. Amada America was founded in 1971. Its parent company in Japan dates back to just after WWII and has about 80 affiliates and subsidiaries around the world. North America accounts for about 12% of the Amada Group's annual sales.

YTO Group was established in 1955 and sanctioned by Mao Zedong. YTO Group company doesn't like the image of Chinese rice farmers bent over a lush green field. It wants those farmers riding a brand new tractor. YTO Group (also known as China Yituo Group and formerly China First Tractor & Construction Machinery Corporation) makes agricultural machinery, tractors, combine harvesters, and road construction machinery including pavers and rollers. Other products include wind turbines and diesel generators. YTO Group's 20 subsidiaries and 50 factories exports its wares to more than 70 countries worldwide. Subsidiary YTO International is responsible for the export business and runs overseas construction projects.

Rengo is one of the Japan's top producers of corrugated cardboard. Rengo company trails only Oji Paper, and the two companies supply each other with materials in some regions of the country. Rengo also makes paperboard, paperboard packaging, containerboards, whiteboard, and packaging machinery. In 2009 San Miguel, the Filipino brewer, bought out Rengo's 30% interest in the San Miguel Rengo Packaging Corporation and Mindanao Corrugated Fibreboard Inc. (Mincorr) joint ventures for about $5 million. Founded in 1909, Rengo was the first company in Japan to produce corrugated cardboard.

Founded in 1935, RWM Casters manufactures it products from it, North Carolina facilities and serving customers through a number of national and regional distributors. RWM Casters Company makes casters, swivels, and wheels out of materials such as metal, nylon, and polyurethane. The original designer of the Kingpinless caster, RWM also makes brakes, aluminum hand trucks, platform trucks, and pallet trucks, and it custom-designs casters, wheels, and aluminum hand trucks. RWM Casters also supplies parts and accessories including swivel locks, floor locks, caster hardware and replacement parts for its products.

Founded in 1979, Quad/Tech, Inc. is the R&D arm of Quad/Graphics. Quad/Tech company designs, develops, manufactures, and services electronic-process press controls, including register guidance systems, materials handling equipment, and finishing controls for web offset printers. Quad/Tech sells to OEMs and printing companies in the commercial, newspaper, packaging, and publication markets worldwide. Customers include The Chicago Tribune, The Lettershop Group, Wyndeham Heron, The Howard Hunt Group, Dome Printing, as well as its parent company Quad/Graphics. Quad/Tech has offices in Europe and the Asia/Pacific region, India, Japan, and the US.

Tekra, which was founded in 1938, operates from locations in California, North Carolina, and Wisconsin, as well as Mexico. Tekra Corporation Company, , a provider of plastic film products, adhesives, and substrates serves the graphic arts, medical equipment, electronic printing, automotive, and appliance industries. Tekra offers polyester, polycarbonate, and adhesive products through partnerships with companies such as Bayer Corporation, DuPont Teijin, and 3M. Tekra Corporation also manufactures and sells coated plastic substrates.

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.

Cooper B-Line manufactures enclosures and support systems for the electrical, mechanical, and telecommunication and data industries, for use in solar, government, commercial, industrial, and oil/gas applications. It also manufactures casings and mountings for meters, pipe hangers and mechanical supports, and suspension racks that hold cable and wire. B-Line has a line of anchor systems (for concrete, drywall, plaster, and steel) and spring steel fasteners (for attachment to acoustical tee, metal studs, and steel beams). B-Line, with six manufacturing facilities in the US and the UK, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Cooper Industries.

MFRI makes piping systems, air filter elements, and industrial process coolant systems (liquid chillers) and HVAC systems through subsidiaries Perma-Pipe, Midwesco Filter, Thermal Care, and Midwesco Mechanical, respectively. Perma-Pipe's specialty piping systems are used on college campuses, military bases, and other large sites. Midwesco provides products and services for industrial air filtration, while Thermal Care's heat transfer equipment is used primarily by the plastics industry. Midwesco Mechanical provides HVAC systems for nonresidential projects. The US accounts for the bulk of MFRI's revenue.

Precision Castparts Corp is a leading maker of investment castings used in jet aircraft, satellite launches, armaments, and medical applications (prostheses). Its Investment Cast Products segment makes jet engine parts, fluid management valves, and deep-hole boring tools. Forged Products and Fastener Products round out the company's three segments and cover the power generation and paper and pulp industries, as well as general industry. The cyclical aerospace market still accounts for more than half of PCC's sales. PCC's aerospace customers include jet engine makers General Electric (about 14% of sales) and Pratt & Whitney.

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