Chart Industries, designs equipment for low-temperature hydrocarbon and industrial gas production and storage, including cryogenic systems that can operate near absolute zero. Chart's vessels are used to process, liquefy, store, and transport gases, which are marketed to petrochemical and natural gas processors, industrial gas producers, satellite testing companies, and restaurants and convenience stores. The company also performs engineered bulk gas installations and makes specialty liquid nitrogen end-use equipment used in the hydrocarbon processing and industrial gas industries. Chart's products are sold worldwide; the US accounts for about three-quarters of sales.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) takes off. KHI straddles seven operations. A consumer products and machinery segment, famous for its "Let the good times roll" marketing, makes the Kawasaki brand motorcycle, all-terrain vehicles, and Jet Ski brand personal watercraft. KHI's rolling stock and construction machinery segment produces electric and diesel locomotives, material-handling equipment, and heavy engines. Jet engines, satellites, and structural parts for passenger aircraft are made by aerospace and gas turbine segments. The global conglomerate's lineup includes industrial robots, precision machinery, ships, and snow plows.

Lawrence Pumps pumps out a variety of fluid handling products from its Lawrence, Massachusetts home base. Founded in 1935, Lawrence Pumps company manufactures axial, vertical line, and submersible pumps for use in the chemical, mining, petroleum, and steelmaking industries. Its innovative products include canned motor pumps for highly abrasive chemical slurries, cryogenic pumps (for use in liquid nitrogen and oxygen operations), and loop-reactor axial flow pumps for use in processing polyolefins. Lawrence Pumps also offers parts and repair services. Its engineering department designs new pumps in-house. Its products are sold via offices in the US, China, Singapore, and Holland and a global sales network.

Kanai Juyo Kogyo Company manufactures and markets textile machinery parts and accessories, including spinning needles and various rings, as well as carding for non-woven fabrics. Kanai Juyo Kogyo also produces and sells non-woven fabric, which is used in industrial and bulk goods (air conditioner filters, abrasives, automotive interiors, and hat materials). Domestic affiliates, Tokusen Kogyo manufactures specialty steel wire, and Kosenkaku Hotel provides lodging at Japan's Arima Spa Resort. Foreign subsidiaries are established in China and the US. The textile parts maker was founded by Kumakichi Kanai and continues under his family's control.

Hoffer Plastics Corporation is a family-owned, custom injection molding company founded in 1953 by Robert A. and Helen Hoffer. As Chief Executive Officer, Bob Hoffer directed the company's growth over the years from an original 2,400 square foot operation to the present 360,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility.Over the last 54 years, Hoffer Plastics company has seen consistent growth with customers in many different industries. This has been accomplished through a focus of quality, customer satisfaction, and tooling support. Quality has been the hallmark of our company. The Hoffer Quality Policy states "Our policy is a firm commitment to continuous improvement in the performance of all activities. Quality is defined as conformance to agreed upon requirements, ours as well as our customers'. Quality is a responsibility shared by all employees of the company. It is a team effort."At Hoffer Plastics, in our 7 different manufacturing areas, quality and meeting the customer's expectations is the number one goal for each and every employee. This is accomplished with technologically advanced machinery, purchased on a regular basis in order to stay on top of the many challenges for process control and process capability in the molding industry.

Smurfit Kappa UK is part of Smurfit Kappa PLC and is a world leader in corrugated packaging, a European leader in containerboard and also has market leading positions, in both paper grades, in Latin America. Smurfit Kappa UK is dedicated to delivering innovative, cost effective solutions to meet the changing needs of our customers. We work closely with customers, understanding the unique challenges they face and adding value whilst often taking out cost. This customer driven approach has enabled us to develop long term relationships with some of the UK’s leading brand owners and manufacturers, of which we are very proud. Smurfit Kappa UK is made up of 36 facilities, including five regional corrugated divisions, each twinned with sheet plants, as well as specialist plants for Sheetfeeding, Composites Tubes, Lokfast Solidboard Divisions, Heavy Duty, XXL Products, Point of Sale & Display, Packaging Solutions, Stationery Products and Machine Systems. Our papermaking facility supplies the majority of the paper used within the group and regional recycling plants cater for both our own and our customers’ waste.

Bristol Metals is the largest US manufacturer of stainless steel welded pipe. Its pipe is also made from corrosion-resistant nickel alloy and titanium. The line ranges from 1/2 to 120 inches in diameter, and 36 inches to 48-feet in length. Bristol grew in 2009 with the acquisition of carbon pipe maker Ram-Fab. Bristol serves diverse arenas -- petrochemical, mining, power (including nuclear), brewery, food processing, and pulp and paper. Its manufacture of large alloy pipe, rare among domestic pipe makers, enables the company to also enter markets for waste water treatment, liquid natural gas, and scrubbers for power industries. The company is a subsidiary of Synalloy.

Unipapel is planning big moves within the stationery products industry. Through subsidiaries, Unipapel makes office and school products such as envelopes, notebooks, stationery, and adhesive labels. Unipapel is split into three units: a company for Unipapel's foreign investments, another group in charge of Spanish businesses, and a third for its real-estate assets. In 2004 Unipapel sold the site of a plant in northern Spain that produced school stationery supplies for about E28 million to developer Promociones Rodejon Burgos. It built a new factory in 2006.

Empresas CMPC S.A. company produces and sells wood, pulp, paper, and tissue and paper products. CMPC manufactures lumber, woodchips, and pulp (nearly two million tons) from timberlands in Chile and Argentina -- more than a million and a half acres, largely planted with pine and eucalyptus. The company's subsidiaries produce consumer paper goods (tissue, napkins, and towels), printing and writing paper, newsprint, and consumer and industrial packaging (corrugated boxes and paper bags). CMPC sells timber and boxboard products globally, and its tissue lines throughout Latin America. The family of Chairman Eliodoro Matte owns about 56% of CMPC.

C. H. Bailey knows how to stay afloat even when it doesn't have any boats. Though C. H. Bailey company was previously engaged in shipbuilding and repairs, it sold those operations in 2005, and turned its focus on two very different industries: manufacturing & automation and leisure. C.H. Bailey Industrial Engineering division is comprised of Bailey Industrial Engineering, which provides electrical contracting and heavy-engineering services. Its Leisure division, which functions through its overseas subsidiary SGBH, operates hotels (Oyster Bay and Palazzo Villa Rosa) and safari camps (Beho Beho and Mikumi Wildlife Camp) in Malta and Tanzania.

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