Bonso Electronics International Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, assembles, and markets a range of telecommunications products, electronic scales, weighing instruments, and health care products. It offers sensor based scale products that include bathroom, kitchen, office, jewelry, laboratory, postal, and industrial scales, which are used in consumer, commercial, and industrial applications; and wireless telecommunications products comprising two-way radios and cordless telephones that are used in consumer and commercial applications. Bonso Electronics company also engages in the development and manufacture of tooling and molding for scales. It manufactures its products in China, and serves private label original equipment manufacturers, original brand manufacturers, and original design manufacturers primarily in North America and Europe. Bonso Electronics company was formerly known as Golden Virtue Limited and changed its name to Bonso Electronics International Inc. in September 1988. Bonso Electronics International Inc. was founded in 1988 and is based in Shatin, Hong Kong.

Quick Cable Corporation company, founded in 1946, makes electrical battery connectors, cable assemblies, electrical fuses, and wire cutting and crimping tools. Quick Cable's market is larger than car owners -- it makes cables and related tools for battery-powered commercial and industrial equipment such as fuel cells and computer backup systems. Quick Cable Corporation company operates two manufacturing facilities, one in Franksville, Wisconsin, and the other in Mississauga, Ontario. Quick Cable was formed as a lead-acid battery maker in 1956

Hilti Corporation manufactures drilling and fastening equipment and supplies for professional customers in the construction and building maintenance industries worldwide. The company's products include drilling and demolition tools; direct and screw fastening systems, diamond coring and cutting tools (saws, sanders, and grinders); anchoring and positioning systems; firestop and foam products; measuring systems; and cutting and sanding systems. Hilti makes about two-thirds of its sales in Europe. The family of the late Martin Hilti, who founded the company in 1941, still controls the firm.

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.

Demco Automation company manufactures automation assembly machinery, principally the Demco Wedge. The Wedge is a programmable, modular assembly automation system that allows manufacturers to run multiple products on the same line, be it an assembly, testing, inspection, or packaging process. Demco Automation also offers contract manufacturing services, including custom automation equipment design and building, operation and maintenance, and training. Demco Automation serves a breadth of industries, from automotive, electronics, medical devices, pharmaceutical, to telecommunications.

Carolina Mills produces synthetic spun yarns and also offers specialty fabrics for industrial and home finishing applications. Dyeing and finishing services are also available. Carolina Mills operates three yarn plants, one weaving plant, and a commission dyeing and finishing plant, all located close to its corporate office in Maiden, North Carolina. Its yarn products include cationic, dyeable, flame retardant, thermal, single and plied, and whites only yarns. The Dyeing and Finishing Group offers such services a calendering, continuous bleaching, fabric turning, napping, and tubular compacting.

Gascogne (formerly Groupe Gascogne) is clearing paths to success in France's Landes Forest. The company's core businesses include flexible packaging products, packaging distribution, kraft paper, and wood. Gascogne's products include bags, boxes, wood pallets, pressure-treated wood, sealing systems, paper for envelopes, and aluminum/paper composites. Gascogne company serves clients -- ranging from construction and insulation to chemicals and paper processing businesses -- in more than 70 countries through some 20 subsidiaries and nearly 20 production plants. French diversified group Electricite et Eaux de Madagascar (EEM) owns about 30% of Gascogne. Gascogne company was incorporated in 1925 as Papeteries de Gascogne.

Comau sure is hoping robots are the wave of the future. The subsidiary of the diversified Italian manufacturer Fiat Group makes automation systems for the aerospace and automotive industries. Its main products include assembly and welding equipment, sheet metal dies, handling systems, and molds used to form plastic. Comau company also manufactures large assembly-line robots. It divides its business into four units: injection molding and dies; powertrain systems; body welding and assembly; and robotics, final assembly, and service. In addition to Fiat, Comau's customers include Ford Motor.

Hitachi Metals America(HMA), Founded in 1965.The North American outfit of Hitachi Metals makes and markets a slew of groundbreaking products. Its lineup includes auto castings, ceramics, cutting tools, gas piping parts, permanent magnets, radio frequency components and power inductors, sensors, and specialty steel. The company manages several sales offices and plants, two of which specialize in auto OEM machining and assembly. HMA serves largely the automotive, consumer goods, energy, information technology, and telecommunications industries. Despite the downturn in the auto industry, HMA has kept its supplier status with the reinvented Chrysler, led by Fiat.

InterMetro Industries Corporation, a division of Emerson Electric, makes storage and transport systems, from shelving to carts and tables used in commercial, foodservice, consumer, and healthcare markets. An array of hospital general storage and medication management equipment is produced by its Flo Healthcare, Lionville Systems, and medDISPENSE businesses. Foodservice products range from wine racks to heated holding cabinets. InterMetro also touts services, such as space audits and custom product design. Company manufacturing and distribution facilities dot the US, with sales offices in Canada, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America.

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