Voith AG operates in the paper, energy, mobility, and service markets worldwide. The company operates through four segments: Voith Hydro, Voith Paper, Voith Turbo, and Voith Industrial Services. The Voith Hydro segment supplies hydroelectric equipment, technology, and services to the renewable energy market. It offers hydro power components, such as Francis, Pelton, Kaplan, bulb, and pump turbines for the hydro power plants. This segment also produces generators and generator drive units for various kinds of turbines, as well as excitation and diagnostic systems, frequency converters, insulation systems, switching systems for voltages, and transformers. The Voith Paper segment provides process lines for the papermaking industry. This segment develops solutions for the paper making process for various types of paper comprising graphic grades, board, packaging papers, tissue paper, and special-purpose papers. It also manufactures forming fabrics, wet felts, and dryer fabrics for the cellulose and paper industry.

United States Steel is the nation's #2 integrated steelmaker (behind ArcelorMittal). United States Steel operates mills throughout the Midwest in the US; in Ontario, Canada; and in Serbia and Slovakia. U.S. Steel makes sheet and semifinished steel, tubular and plate steel, and tin products; its annual production capacity is more than 30 million tons of raw steel (though its actual production rate is less than that). The company's customers are primarily in the automotive, construction, chemical, and steel service center industries. In addition, U.S. Steel offers services such as mineral resource management and engineering and consulting.

Andritz is a provider of production equipment focusing on five business areas: Hydro (now the company's largest segment generating more than 40% of revenues); Pulp & Paper; Metals (rolling mills and strip processing lines); Environment & Process; and Feed & Biofuel. The company goes crackers for water turbines and pumps, primarily for the hydropower, and pulp and paper industries. CEO Wolfgang Leitner is the managing director for Certus, an investment firm that owns almost 30% of Andritz. Andritz AG dates back to 1852, when it was established as an industrial foundry and machine works.

Mitsubishi Paper Mills Ltd. (MPM) is one of the leading Japanese manufacturers of coated papers, communication papers, photosenstitive materials and pulp. As a fully integrated business with four production facilities and three research centres in Japan, MPM is world famous for its excellent product quality and innovative ability. In 1989 MPM founded Mitsubishi Paper GmbH, Düsseldorf, which is now responsible for marketing solutions and systems for the European pre-press and printing industries and providing technical support for European customers.In 1998 MPM acquired a majority shareholding in the two German special paper manufacturers Mitsubishi HiTec Paper Bielefeld and Mitsubishi HiTec Paper Flensburg, enabling it to further reinforce its position as a global leader in the manufacture of high tech speciality papers. In 2002 MPM transferred this majority shareholding to its wholly owned subsidiary Mitsubishi Paper Holding (Europe).

Dextra Lighting Ltd. was established in the 1970s. Dextra Lighting Systems manufactures lighting equipment for use in commercial and industrial environments. The company's products include downlighters, emergency, floodlighting, indirect, recessed, and surface lighting. It also offers retail and display and clean room lighting. Dextra Lighting Systems sells and distributes its products directly to customers. It does all of its manufacturing from one facility located in Gillingham, England. It maintains six sales locations around the country.

Belden Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets cable, connectivity, and networking products in various markets, including industrial automation, enterprise, transportation, infrastructure, and consumer electronics. Belden company's cable products include copper cables comprising shielded and unshielded twisted pair cables, coaxial cables, and stranded cables; fiber optic cables that transmit light signals through glass or plastic fibers; and composite cables, which are combinations of multi conductor, coaxial, and fiber optic cables jacketed together or otherwise joined together to serve complex applications and provide ease of installation. It also produces and sells connectors primarily for industrial and data networking applications, as well as sells end-to-end structured cabling solutions. In addition, belden company's active connectivity products include industrial ethernet switches and related equipment, fiber optic interfaces and media converters used to bridge fieldbus networks over long distances, and load-moment indicators for mobile cranes and other load-bearing equipment. Further, its wireless products consist of a range of wireless local area network products for use in various markets, including the healthcare, education, and enterprise markets.

Leeport was founded in 1967 by Joseph Lee. Leeport (Holdings) Ltd. can provide the tools and equipment necessary to manufacture almost anything. Leeport Precision Machine Tool makes metal cutting machinery. Leeport Metalforming offers machinery for bending and forming metal. Leeport Metrology makes measuring instruments. Leeport Tools provides all manner of industrial tooling. Leeport Electronics makes machinery for printed circuit board manufacture and assembly. Other operations include Leeport Technology and Rapman (prototyping), and Leeda Machinery (grinding and milling machines), and Hoffman Quality Tools. Leeport company also provides sourcing and consulting services.

Chicago Tube & Iron (CT&I) is one of the largest steel service centers in the US. It manufactures and distributes over 30,000 items, including bars, boiler tubes and tools, fittings and flanges, pipes, tubing, valves, and other steel and aluminum building materials. The company also provides bending and fabrication services, such as beveling, coiling, cutting, deburring, and threading. An online store offers apparel, golf accessories, and more with the CT&I logo. Founded in 1914 by the Haigh family, CT&I is led by the family's fourth generation, chairman Robert B. Haigh. He shares ownership with president Donald McNeeley.

Nitto Boseki, operating as Nittobo, manufactures construction, industrial, medical, and other materials. Nitto Boseki company owns about 30 companies which are divided into four segments -- glass fiber products, building materials, textiles, and other. Glass fiber products, including reinforced plastic and thermoplastic, and building materials each account for about 40% of Nittobo's sales. Other operations include textiles, chemicals, and medical diagnostic products, as well as property leasing and management. Nittobo was founded in 1918.

Dayton Superior Corporation makes metal accessories and forms for keeping nonresidential concrete and masonry structures in place while under construction. Dayton Superior's sales come largely from lines comprising concrete accessories, such as anchoring and bracing for walls and bridge support framework. It also makes masonry products, welded dowel assemblies, paving products, and corrosion-preventing epoxy coatings and other chemicals. The company's rental equipment includes concrete forming systems and shoring systems. In 2009 Dayton Superior emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as a private company burdened by less debt and lower interest expenses.

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