Founded in 1950 as a maker of wristwatches and camera parts, Star Micronics has grown into a provider of computer printers; visual card reader/writer systems; automatic lathes and other machine tools (generates the most sales); and precision components for communications, automotive, and medical applications. Star Micronics company's micro audio components (including speakers, buzzers, receivers, and microphones) are used by mobile phone manufacturers; they may be used in digital music players or game devices, as well. Star Micronics still makes wristwatch components, though the segment has become a smaller part of overall company revenues.

General Cable Corporation is engaged in developing, designing, manufacturing, marketing, distributing and installing copper, aluminum and fiber optic wire and cable products. The Company operates in three segments based on geographic regions: North America, Europe and North Africa, and Rest of World (ROW), which consists of operations in Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa, Middle East and Asia Pacific. It sells a variety of copper, aluminum and fiber optic wire and cable products. As of December 31, 2009, the Company manufactures its product lines in 44 facilities including two facilities owned by companies, in which the Company has an equity investment and sells its products worldwide through its global operations. The products of the Company include Electric Utility products, Electrical Infrastructure products, Construction products, Communication products, and Rod Mill products. In August 2009, the Company acquired Gepco International, Inc. and Isotec, Inc. (collectively, Gepco).

Ring Power does aim to conquer and rule the market for Caterpillar equipment. The CAT dealer, one of the largest in the Southeastern US, sells and leases new and used earth-moving and mining equipment, specialized machines (paving and road surfacing, lifting and material handling, and tractors), generators, and electric power engines. Via some two dozen locations, it serves a diverse group of industries, including heavy construction, road building, agriculture, recycling, waste management and landfill maintenance, government, and industrial power. Ring Power also handles machines made by OEMs Kalmar, Manitowoc, Grove, and others. Ring Power is held by RPC, Inc.

T-3 Energy Services, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, designs, manufactures, repairs, and services products used in the drilling and completion of new oil and gas wells, the workover of existing wells, and the production and transportation of oil and gas primarily in the United States and Canada. It offers pressure and flow control products, such as blow-out preventers (BOPs), BOP control systems, elastomer products, high pressure gate valves, and manifolds, as well as production, drilling, and well service chokes that are used in the drilling, completion, production, and workover of onshore, offshore, and subsea applications. T-3 Energy Services company also provides wellhead products, which include wellheads, production chokes, and production valves used for onshore oil and gas production. In addition, it offers pipeline products, which comprise various valves for pipeline applications, including gate, ball, control, and check valves. Further, the company provides protective coatings for oilfield and industrial products to prevent corrosion, wear, and leakage; and aftermarket parts and services, such as remanufactured products and parts, repair, and field services.

Groupe Legris Industries has a leg up when it comes to industrial equipment and turnkey plant engineering. Its Savoye unit designs and builds logistics systems for warehousing and distribution centers, and operates throughout Europe. The Keyria unit designs systems to help build factories that make products for the building industry. The third unit, Clextral, designs and manufactures automated production lines from start to finish. Legris is present in over 75 countries with 40 sales subsidiaries in Africa, Asia, Europe, Oceania, and the US. Holding company Frogate SAS controls about 60% of Legris; Chequers Capital owns more than a quarter. Legris Industries company was established in 1848 as a small valve factory in France.

Galloway Group company's products include Guardian Flouropolymer-coated ductwork for the pharmaceutical and semiconductor sectors and fire-rated ductwork for any structure that could be a fire hazard. Galloway Group also makes acoustic and noise-control products and installs electrical systems in new housing developments. Its Industrial Maintenance and Support Services division provides fabrication and engineering services. Galloway Group has installed systems in such facilities as airports, hospitals, prisons, and stadiums.

Formerly Dauphin Graphic Machines, Manugraph DGM company makes, directly sells, and services new and used printing presses used by newspapers and other players in the publishing industry. Manugraph DGM company also offers an extensive inventory of parts, including rollers, fountain blades, and bevel gears, and provides 24/7 emergency services to keep its customers' presses rolling. Manugraph DGM, once a subsidiary of Pamarco Technologies, was bought out in 2004 by management. In late 2006 Manugraph India acquired the company for around $19 million in cash. The acquisition created one of the largest vendors of single-width newspaper printing machines in the world.

Camozzi Pneumatics company manufactures and assembles directional air control valves, from automatic and manually operated valves to solenoid ones, as well as a series of air cylinders and linear actuators. Directly and through authorized representatives, the company also drives wholesale distribution of its lineup accompanied by various fittings, tubing, and filter regulator lubricator (FRL) units. Camozzi is particularly known among North American automation and mechanic industries for its super rapid push-in fittings. Established in 1986, Camozzi operates as the US subsidiary of Italy's Camozzi Group.

Quietaire Corporation is a manufacturer of industrial and commercial fans but also makes greenhouse and poultry farm cooling systems, wall fans, and roof exhausts and ventilators. The company also makes portable air-conditioning systems. Industrial products include wall and roof ventilators, centrifugal, tube axial, blowers, and air make-up units. Quietaire manufactures fans in aluminum, carbon steel, galvanized and stainless steel. Its fan blade diameters range from 10 inches to 96 inches.The company applies various chemical and heat resistant finishes on its products.

Visible Inventory company makes systems used by manufacturers to connect their plant floor operations to their supply chain management software. Visible Inventory's systems incorporate sensors, wireless networking equipment, and specialized software to track physical inventory of parts or finished goods in real time. Visible Inventory company's sensors and other items provide real-time monitoring of what is happening in the bins, shelves, and the pallets in a company's warehouse or loading docks.

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