Magnode Corporation is a full-service aluminum extruder, offering engineering, casting, extrusion, forming, fabrication, and finishing services, as well as trucking of finished work. Magnode supplies extruded aluminum products to a range of industries, including automotive, building and construction, consumer electronics, and defense. Magnode operates one of the largest extrusion presses in the US. The 4,500-ton press can extrude up to 17 inches in circle size and up to 23 pounds per foot. Magnode owns manufacturing facilities in America's heartland, and is led by its founder's third generation.

Mecalux,S.A makes storage products that range from metallic shelving systems to automated warehouses (racking/conveyors/software). Customers include Academy Sports & Outdoors, Hitachi, Sara Lee, and Wal-Mart. The company has worldwide operations through a dozen production centers in Eastern and Western Europe, and North and South America. Its subsidiaries include Esmena and Interlake Mecalux. Founder and chairman Jose Luis Carrillo Rodreguez controls nearly 60% of Mecalux through his affiliation with investment firm Leina (Spain). He founded the company in 1969, after he made light shelving for the previous three years in a workshop in Barcelona.

George Kent (Malaysia) Berhad company's manufacturing division makes a line of brass components including water meters, stopcocks, ferrules, and fiberglass-reinforced polyester panels for water storage tanks. GKM's industrial marketing division offers products that serve the water, building, power generation, and oil and gas industries. Specific products include industrial process controls and instrumentation, valves and fittings, boilers, water meters, and automation systems. George Kent company's infrastructure division develops turnkey water projects for privatized water service. GKM's export division markets the company's products abroad, primarily in South Asia.

EXIM sells textile machine parts and raw materials. Its products include machinery mounting pads to isolate and reduce vibration; beams for weaving machines, looms and loom parts (harness frames, picker sticks for fly-shuttle looms, sprockets, pulleys, and other parts), warper beams, and beam heads. Its raw materials include such timber products as kiln-dried hardwood lumber, dimension stock, logs, mouldings and custom wood parts, lubricant-impregnated hard maple, and compressed wood. Other raw materials include laminated sheets, panels, and custom parts.

Franklin Electric Co., Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the design, manufacture, and distribution of groundwater and fuel pumping systems. It operates in two segments, Water Systems and Fueling Systems. The Water Systems segment designs, manufactures, and sells motors, pumps, electronic controls, and related parts and equipment primarily for use in submersible water and other fluid system applications. Its motors and pumps are used principally in submersible applications for pumping fresh water, wastewater, and other liquids in various residential, agricultural, and industrial applications, as well as off-shore drilling and mining applications. This segment offers electronic drives and controls for the motors, which control functionality and provide protection from various hazards, such as electric surges, over-heating, or dry wells and tanks. The Fueling Systems segment designs, manufactures, and sells pumps, electronic controls, and related parts and equipment primarily for use in submersible fueling system applications. It also integrates and sells motors and electronic controls produced by the Water Systems segment.

F&B Manufacturing makes parts and assemblies for the aerospace industry, among others. The company's capabilities include hydroforming, machining, mechanical and hydraulic stamping, and spot and laser welding, as well as heat treating processes. Hydroforming, a company specialty, involves the use of pressurized hydraulic fluid to form metal into shapes that would be difficult to achieve by other methods. F&B Manufacturing also is able to design and make the tools necessary to produce the parts requested by its customers. The family-owned company was founded in 1923.

Trion Industries holds the distinction of being the world's leading manufacturer of display and scanning hooks. Its offerings include retail and point-of-purchase display pegboards, slatwalls and grids, and shelf-edge label holder systems. The company also produces of anti-theft hook locks, pilfer-proof security fixtures, and cooler/freezer merchandising fixtures. An array of category and shelf management fixtures is available, too. Trion Industries touts a state-of-the-industry facility in Pennsylvania, a network of sales representatives dotting the US, and a variety of marketing tie-ups to drive Trion's products worldwide. The company is led by its founder's son, John Thalenfeld.

James Cropper plc are specialist paper manufacturers of low volume, high quality uncoated and deep coloured papers. We are paper manufacturers of distinction with all the knowledge, skills and craftsmanship gained in over 160 years of paper manufacturing and the paper supplies industry. As Europe's most modern coloured and specialist paper mill, James Cropper are paper suppliers in custom colours, weights or specifications, to any global destination.A policy of growth, investment and change over the years has enabled the company to remain independent paper manufacturers and become a paper mill pre-eminent in its field - providing a service for the production of coloured and specialist paper and board to a world-wide clientele.Whether specified for corporate literature; bespoke marketing material; high quality stationery, coverings for hardback books; uniquely engineered packaging; framing, display and archive storage; or for a specialised industrial use - the possibilities for this natural medium are boundless.

Toray Industries is a string of 200 subsidiaries and affiliates, weaves together a diversified enterprise producing a swath of "advanced materials.Its chemists create a slew of fibers, textiles, films, resins, chemicals, plastics, and other engineered products. Business is divided among six segments: Fibers & Textiles, Plastics & Chemicals, IT--related Products, Carbon Fiber Composite Materials, Environment & Engineering, and Life Science & Other. Core businesses, Fibers & Textiles and Plastics & Chemicals, churn out materials for apparel to automobiles and aircraft. Other offerings range from artificial kidneys to semiconductor circuit materials. Toray's sales are focused in Asia, chiefly Japan.

Ariens Company makes a line of consumer lawn and garden equipment. Its mowers to tillers are sold under multiple brands including the Ariens name, and its snow removal equipment under the Sno-Thro brand. Semi-famous "Lawnmower Boy" Ryan Tripp used an Ariens mower to mow the grounds of 50 state capitols and the White House -- all for charity. The company's Stens Corp. offers aftermarket replacement parts for power equipment via catalog sales and dealers in more than 30 countries. Ariens also produces Gravely-brand commercial grounds-maintenance equipment, and the Locke and National brands for intricate golf course maintenance. The family of founder Henry Ariens owns Ariens.

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