Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) a member of the Mitsubishi keiretsu, manufactures machinery and equipment for myriad markets. Its operations are divided into six fields, including an other: Power systems (gas turbines, nuclear and thermal power plants); mass and medium-lot manufactured machinery (engines, forklift trucks, air conditioning and refrigeration systems, industrial tools); machinery and steel structures (chemical plants, bridges, material handling systems, compressors); aerospace (passenger jets, aeroengines, missiles, launch services); shipbuilding and ocean development (carriers and deep-sea platforms). MHI's core market is Japan.

Rytec Corporation designs and manufactures high-speed roll, fold, slide, and swing doors. Rytec doors conserve a building's energy, as well as keep occupant traffic moving more efficiently and safely. Its doors are used in facilities with moderate to high-volume activity, such as food processing, cold-storage, and general warehousing. In 2010 Rytec moved into the carwash industry by acquiring Wynd Star Doors. Clients include the US Postal Service, Merck, and Sysco. Rytec Corporation sells directly and through dealers under brand names Arctec, Bantam, and Predadoor. Rytec is credited for introducing the first high-speed folding door to the US market. It is owned and led by Don Grasso.

Deloro Stellite manufactures high-alloy wear-resistant components and consumables. The company specializes in making components (centrifugal castings, investment castings, resin shell castings, and wrought products), consumables (cast rod, coated electrodes, and tubular wire), and hardfacing equipment (thermal spray coating and welding equipment). Deloro Stellite also provides services such as coating, laser, and machining services. Customers include General Electric, Rolls Royce, Siemens, and Westinghouse. Deloro Stellite was purchased by UK-based private equity firm Duke Street Capital in 2006.

Seco Tools manufactures metal-cutting products which cover four main areas of machining: milling, holding, turning, and holemaking. Items include milling cutters, carbide endmills, thread turners, drills, boring heads, reamers, and tooling systems. Seco Tools also manufactures an array of solid carbide drills, and its Secomax product line consists of a range of high-performance cutting tool grades developed for use on hard-to-machine metals. Some of its latest tool presetters feature digital imaging. The group holds strong market positions in Western Europe and North America and is investing in Asia and Eastern Europe. Sandvik owns about 60% of Seco Tools.

Numatics Incorporated is a leading manufacturer of pneumatics and motion control products. Our broad spectrum of custom developed products and application components have made a significant impact on pneumatic innovation as well as pneumatic and motion control technology. Our company has an extensive history of generating innovative concepts and technological breakthroughs. In fact, our innovativeness dates back to our humble beginning in 1945. With the introduction of the billion cycle, lapped spool and sleeve valve in 1952, we firmly established our reputation for design excellence and established the benchmark for value, reliability and performance. Today, we continue our constant pursuit of offering our customers the best solutions for their application requirements at an economical price. For instance, the introduction of the 2005 and 2012 Series Valves with advanced integral Fieldbus electronics has again established a new benchmark for industry. Today, our product depth covers all major pneumatic component categories: Air Preparation, Motion Control, Valves, and Accessories. Furthermore, our comprehensive product offering and global representation enables Numatics to be your single-point fulfillment company for all of your pneumatic component requirements.

Shinagawa Refractories company makes a comprehensive line of shaped and unshaped refractories. Its primary product is heat-resistant ceramic material. Shinagawa's diverse line of fire-resistant goods is used for industrial purposes, primarily by steel manufacturers. It designs and services industrial furnaces and licenses furnace technology. Shinagawa Refractories company also produces a line of fine ceramics and ceramic fibers. Shinagawa has nine affiliate businesses that provide related goods and services. Shinagawa has production facilities and marketing offices throughout Japan and sells its products worldwide.

WIKA Instrument Corporation company makes electronic and mechanical pressure gauges, thermometers, sensors, transmitters, and other instrumentation, as well as diaphragm seals for HVAC and other systems. Its products are used in oil and gas, biodiesel, ethanol, water treatment, hydraulic and fluid power, and manufacturing applications. WIKA sells directly, through distributors, or via the company's Web site to more than 100 countries. WIKA Instrument Corporation company is a fully owned subsidiary of Germany-based components manufacturer WIKA Alexander Wiegand, which has been in business for more than 60 years.

AP Wagner company distributes parts for consumer appliances such as refrigerators, air conditioners, dishwashers, washing machines, and dryers. It distributes parts from more than 150 manufacturers, including Maytag, GE, and Whirlpool. AP Wagner operates stores in the northeastern US and Canada. The company was founded as The Buffalo Washing Machine Repair Co. in 1928 by Frank and Clara Jarmusz, grandparents of the current owners, Donald and Michael Jarmusz. The company later became Wagner Appliance, which merged with Appliance Parts Distributors in 1995 to form AP Wagner.

Eklind Tool can't afford to be too superstitious. For those who have a hexagonal nut to tighten or loosen, the company has the hexagonal tool to meet their needs. Eklind Tool claims to have set the industry standard for a select range of industrial grade hand tools, including hex keys and wrenches, ball-hex keys, and screwdriver bits. Its brand names include Hex-L, Power-T, Ergo-Fold, Ball-Hex-Drivers, and others. The company's products range from penknife-sized fold-up key sets to four-drawer, 22-compartment tool organizers (plastic boxes) for use in workshops and garages.

Greenwood Mills manufactures specialty fabrics for the apparel, home furnishings, and military markets. Greenwood Mills also produces garments, including jeans and other denim products, for retailers such as Levi Strauss and Abercrombie & Fitch through its SingleSource Apparel denim operations in Mexico. Greenwood Mills operates two plants in South Carolina. Through affiliated units, the company operates golf course, resort, and real estate developments. Founded in 1888 by James Self, Greenwood Mills is still owned and operated by the Self family.

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