Mid-America Packaging seems to have the packaging business in the bag. Mid-America Packaging company makes a variety of multi-wall paper bags. It sells its wares primarily to customers in the construction materials, charcoal, chemicals, foodstuff, and pet products industries. It also offers additional features for its bags that include tear string openings, handles, and heat seals, and its bags can come with up to five plies. Mid-America Packaging's operations include multi-wall bag plants in Twinsburg, Ohio, and Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Mid-America Packaging company was founded in 1985.

Gradall makes non-traditional telescopic boom material handlers, traditional conventional knuckle booms, rough-terrain wheeled and industrial maintenance machines, and mine scalers, as well as spare parts for its products. Contractors use Gradall's material handlers for lumber and other materials; its industrial machines tackle tough mining, railroad construction, and hazardous waste removal jobs. In 2006 parent JLG Industries sold Gradall to maintenance and agricultural equipment maker Alamo Group. Gradall supports Alamo's Vacall subsidiary, which makes sewer cleaning equipment, hydro-excavators and vacuum loaders.

H&E Equipment Services was founded in 1961 and is headquartered in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. H&E Equipment Services, Inc., an integrated equipment services company, provides heavy construction and industrial equipment in the United States. It rents, sells, and provides parts and service support for hi-lift or aerial platform equipment, cranes, earthmoving equipment, and industrial lift trucks. The company also sells new and used equipment and parts, as well as provides maintenance and repair services for the customers owned equipment. In addition, H&E Equipment Services offers ancillary equipment support activities, including transportation, hauling, parts shipping, and loss damage waivers. The company provides its services to industrial and commercial companies, construction contractors, manufacturers, public utilities, municipalities, and maintenance contractors, as well as for other industrial accounts. As of March 1, 2010, the company served approximately 29,500 customers through 66 full-service facilities across 24 states in the West Coast, Intermountain, Southwest, Gulf Coast, Southeast, and Mid-Atlantic regions of the United States.

NKT Holding A/S has since 1991 been the financial owner and parent company of the wholly-and partly owned companies, which since then have been the group's business foundation. The capital and the Group's financial strength is rooted in NKT Holding.It is NKT Holding, which has overall responsibility for managing these resources in a constructive interaction with the group companies' management and employees.The primary task of NKT Holding's board and directors is to ensure the long-term business foundation, thereby creating value for shareholders NKTs.

Hyde Tools makes surface preparation hand tools for drywall, painting, and plumbing professionals. The company manufactures about 2,000 products, including industrial knives and surface preparation tools (scrapers, trowels), are sold worldwide through retailers, such as McCoy Corp. and Sherwin-Williams and online. In 1875 Isaac P. Hyde founded Hyde Manufacturing, then specializing in mill blades, in his garage. Hyde eventually sold the majority of his stock to Joseph Lacroix and Myron Clemence. Clemence's son and grandson ran the company (now Hyde Tools) in the 1970s. Some of his descendants are involved in the business today, including CEO Rick Clemence.

ABB is short for A Bunch of Businesses -- though that bunch has evolved over some 130 years. ABB engineers power and automation technologies for a broad base of utility, industrial, and commercial customers. Its lines run from robots to light switches. Power products include transmission and distribution components, as well as turnkey substation systems. Automation technologies are used to monitor and control equipment and processes in industrial plants and utilities. The company has established a presence in about 100 countries, with its core businesses concentrated in power and automation markets. In 2009 developing geographies represented more than 50% of ABB sales.

Indeck Power Equipment Company rents and sells steam-power systems and other industrial components used in the refinery, paper, textile, energy, chemical, manufacturing, municipal, food, and utility industries. Indeck, which was founded in 1960 as a boiler rental company, also sells water treatment systems, generators, HVAC systems, chillers, and auxiliary equipment. Although it's primarily a distributor, Indeck also manufactures water treatment systems, rebuilds steam equipment, and provides design and engineering services. Chairman Gerald Forsythe owns Indeck Power Equipment Company.

Duro Industries handles fabric and textile finishing, coating, dyeing, laminating, and printing. It divides itself into five business and two service units. A military unit specializes in protective apparel and gear. A diversity of textiles, from flotation devices to commercial seating, boots, and flags are developed by its industrial/specialty unit. Garment applications straddle performance apparel, and tailored and casual clothing units. For indoors and out, Duro also fashions an array of fabrics under a home and hospitality unit. Its services include global sourcing and textile testing. Duro is owned by Patriarch Partners.

Jiangsu Guotai International manufactures dozens of hand and power tools under the Top King brand name. Its hardware products include tableware, scissors, knives, and portable typewriters, among many others. Jiangsu Guotai also manufactures a variety of textile products, including knitted and woven garments, tents, and sleeping bags. Its division focusing on specialty pharmaceutical material manufacturing produces such well-known products as aspirin, benzocaine, erythromycin, and folic acid.

A.Raymond Tinnerman Manufacturing. Formerly known as Tinnerman Palnut Engineered Products.The company makes some 2,000 types of standard and specialty metal and plastic fasteners, including speed nuts (one-piece nut and washer units). The company's fastener lineup also includes spring steel, multi- and single-thread, and clamps and cable clips. It also offers custom-molded items, such as those used for automotive headlight adjustors. Customers include GE, Lear, Mattel, and Toyota. The company, founded in 1870 as Tinnerman Stove Company, developed the speed nut in 1936. In 2005 it acquired two factories from Textron Fastening, and was itself picked up by A. Raymond & Cie in 2009.

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