Fabco Equipment thinks CATs are fab. Fabco company sells and rents new and used Caterpillar equipment and engines. It also holds an extensive inventory of parts and offers services that include fluids analysis, rebuilds, hydraulic services, and engine services. Fabco Equipment operates about 25 facilities throughout Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula and serves customers in the construction, agriculture, forestry, mining, trucking, marine, and power generation industries. Power for tailgaiting activities at Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers, stems from generators provided by Fabco. Chairman Joseph Fabick founded the company in 1982.

The marks that Bridgestone Americas (BSAM) leaves on this world have everything to do with tires, and more. A Bridgestone Corp. subsidiary, the company is best known for its Bridgestone, Firestone, and Dayton branded tires for cars, trucks, motorcycles, tractors, as well as earthmoving equipment and aircraft. BSAM operates through a family of companies; in addition to consumer and commercial tire making and marketing across the Americas, it drives more than 2,000 vehicle service and tire outlets in the US (including Firestone Complete Auto Care, and Fleet Care). BSAM puts its mark on a range of construction products, too, along with natural rubber, industrial fibers and textiles, and Airide vehicle air springs.

Trelleborg designs or manufactures a part to fix the problem. Trelleborg has made a global name for itself in the manufacture of rubber accessories, mainly for the automotive, construction, marine, and industrial markets. Its US-based Trelleborg Automotive unit, which represents about one-third of sales, makes polymer-based antivibration and noise suppression components for automakers. Trelleborg also makes everything from tires for industrial and agricultural machinery to seals, valves, pipes, hoses, and various water sealant substances, which it markets to industrial manufacturers and retailers worldwide. Industrialist Henry Dunker founded Trelleborg company in 1905.

Established in 1953, and now a leader in designing and manufacturing precision insert molded and injection molded thermoplastic parts, The Intec Group creates manufacturing solutions that increase productivity for our customers. When our expertise is focused early in the design phase on customer needs and objectives, the end product is improved, lead times are minimized, production processes become more efficient, and costs are reduced.

API is a leading manufacturer of specialised materials for packaging.API's foil, holographic and laminate products have a worldwide reputation for quality and technical excellence.At API we have always been guided by the spirit of innovation. Our industry ‘firsts’ have, time and again, been true ground-breakers.The pursuit of new ideas was forged when Associated Paper Industries was established in the 1950s, a time of industrial pioneering. Since then API has acquired a range of businesses with strong products and a wealth of experience so that today it is a leading producer of specialised materials for use in the manufacture of packaging for premium branded goods.Proud though we are of our heritage, we constantly look to the future. We invest heavily in people, technology and equipment, ensuring we deliver high quality, innovative products as efficiently as possible.

Tanury Industries still finds a way to put a fine and shiny finish on things. The specialty manufacturer creates jewelry-like metal finishes using electroplating and PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) applications. Tanury Industries utilizes these coating technologies primarily in aircraft (latches, seatbelts, and reading lights), automotive (emblems and nameplates), electronic (non-conductive materials), jewelry, plumbing, and external and internal medical devices (eyewear and implant equipment). Tanury Industries is a family-owned business. The company was founded in 1946 and made costume jewelry.

Since 1969 when founder John L. Grove invented the first self-propelled boom lift, the company has been providing such products as aerial work platforms, telescopic material handlers, stock pickers (to access high shelving), and power deck trailers for ground-level loading of everything from heavy construction equipment to vending machines. Products are sold under such names as JLG, SkyTrak, Lull, and Triple-L. JLG Industries company supplies customers in the commercial, industrial, institutional, and government and military markets. JLG is owned by Oshkosh Corp. (formerly Oshkosh Truck).

Littelfuse company is the world's #1 fuse maker. In addition to its fuses, Littelfuse's other circuit protection devices include positive temperature coefficient devices that limit current when too much is being supplied and electrostatic discharge suppressors that redirect transient high voltage. Littelfuse company's thyristors protect telecommunications circuits from transient voltage caused by lightning strikes. Littelfuse's 4,000-plus customers include electronics manufacturers (Hewlett-Packard and Samsung), automakers (Ford, GM, Honda, and Toyota), and the automotive aftermarket (AutoZone and Pep Boys). Littelfuse company gets about two-thirds of its sales outside the US.

Herlitz wants every kid to be inspired by the first day of the school year, and every adult to be re-inspired by the sight of a blank page. Herlitz AG is one of Germany's leading manufacturers and distributors of paper goods, office and school supplies, and stationery. Herlitz AG company also makes Susy Card-brand greeting cards and gift accessories. Its eCom Logistics subsidiary offers supply chain management services to customers, while Mercoline deals with business integration and SAP systems. Products are distributed throughout Europe and the US. Carl Herlitz founded the wholesale paper and stationery company in 1904. Malaysia-based Pelikan International plans to acquire a 66% stake in Herlitz for E45 million.

Founded in 1998, SKYDEX Technologies company develops high-performance cushioning and protective materials designed to limit or absorb the negative effects of impact -- including blast, shock, and vibration limiting -- on the human body. SKYDEX's cushioning materials use polymers and proprietary geometric technologies (imagine two opposing halves of a ball squeezed together) to produce padding that works better than foams, gels, and other cushioning materials. Its materials are used in athletic, commercial, and military applications including footwear, helmets, bike and snowmobile seating, playground surfacing, protective gear, and automotive.

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