Motion Industries distributes a slew of bearings, hoses, material handling, and linear motion products. The short list of offerings includes electrical (motors and drives) and mechanical (belts, clutches, and chains), as well as fluid (pneumatic and hydraulic) power transmission replacement parts, supplied by big brands like Bosch Rexroth, Eaton, NSK, Timken, and Baldor. Motion Industries serves more than 116,000 commercial customers in a diversity of industries worldwide.

Yancey Bros. Company sells and rents new and used Caterpillar equipment, engines, and power systems, as well as Trail King trailers, building construction equipment, and agricultural equipment made by Caterpillar and others. It also offers a full line of forestry and recycling equipment. Yancey Brothers was the first US dealer of the Adams mule grader a mule-powered road grader and claims to be the nation's oldest Caterpillar dealer.

Businesses let Mitsubishi Caterpillar Forklift America (MCFA) do their heavy lifting. Joining the brains and brawn of two major material handlers, MCFA manufactures and distributes forklift trucks under the Mitsubishi brand, and lift trucks under the Caterpillar brand. Its subsidiary, Rapidparts, Inc., distributes service parts for several competitors' brands of material handling equipment. Parts are sold under the Promatch (Caterpillar) and Mastersource (Mitsubishi) brand names. MCFA provides assembly, fabrication, and supply chain services across the Americas and the Caribbean. It delivers manufacturing and support services along with other MCF companies to Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.

Foamex International Inc. company, dba FXI-Foamex Innovations, is one of North America's largest makers of flexible polyurethane and polymer foams used in household, healthcare, and personal care products, as well as in electronics and industrial applications. Examples range from car interior trim to flooring, mattresses, core foam for inkjet cartridges, computer cases, industrial filters, and gaskets. FXI supplies finished goods, in addition to sub-assemblies and raw materials to myriad OEMs, including auto supplier Johnson Controls, and retailers. Beset by debt, FXI filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy relief in early 2009 and emerged in June of that year.

Paul Mueller Company, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells stainless steel tanks and industrial processing equipment. Paul Mueller company operates in four segments: Industrial Equipment, Dairy Farm Equipment, Field Fabrication, and Transportation. The Industrial Equipment segment offers food, beverage, chemical, and industrial processing equipment; and industrial heat transfer, biopharmaceutical, pure water, thermal energy storage, and commercial refrigeration equipment to industrial customers. The Dairy Farm Equipment segment provides milk-cooling and storage equipment and accessories, refrigeration units, and heat recovery equipments for use in dairy farms, through independent dealers. The Field Fabrication segment offers large field-fabricated tanks and vessels, such as large stainless steel storage tanks for sanitary and industrial process applications. The Transportation segment delivers products to customers, and backhauls of materials and components. This segment also offers contract carriage for third parties.

Owl Wire & Cable supplies products to keep us wired all hours of the day and night. Owl Wire & Cable company manufactures up to 5 million pounds of bare and plated copper wire a week. Its array of products is used in a swath of industries, such as telecommunications, appliance, automotive, residential and non-residential construction, and mining. Owl Wire & Cable maintains a warehouse of stock inventory, but can also manufacture to a customer's specific request. Products are sold throughout North America. Founded in 1954 by partners Robert Kemper and Harold Epoch, Owl Wire & Cable has operated as part of the Marmon Group of companies since 1999.

Langley Holdings PLC was established in 1975 by the current Chairman & CEO, Mr Tony Langley. Today, the Langley group is a globally operating, multi-disciplined engineering concern, providing capital equipment technologies to diverse markets around the world. Langley businesses are either outright market leaders or niche players in their particular field, providing advanced technologies in a solutions based approach. The group’s technologies can be found at the very heart of industrial and commercial processes across the developed and the developing world, often performing mission critical tasks in the most demanding of environments. In 2008 Langley generated revenues of just over €500m and employed approaching 2,500 people world wide. The group is financially independent and remains under the control of the founding family. Unusually for a privately owned business the group is highly transparent, making its annual report readily available to all its trading partners and employees via this website. The Langley group is divided into four divisions, based principally in Germany, France, and the United Kingdom. These divisions are supported by a worldwide network of subsidiaries in the Americas, Europe, the Far East and Australasia.

Cargotec’s daughter brands Hiab, Kalmar and MacGregor are recognised leaders in cargo and load handling solutions around the world. Cargotec’s global network is positioned close to customers and offers extensive services that ensure the continuous, reliable and sustainable performance of equipment.Cargotec’s technology leadership is based on close co-operation with the customers. Our R&D is the forerunner of innovative solutions that take environmental considerations into account. We care for the safety of the environment as well as the people using our products.Cargotec’s sales totalled EUR 2.6 billion in 2009. Cargotec Corporation Company employs approximately 9,500 people.By clicking on the navigating pane on the left, you can learn more about the side of our operations you are interested in. As you navigate these pages, you will find useful links on the right dealing with specific questions concerning the different sides of Cargotec.

Polymer Group us a leading maker of nonwoven textiles.PGI makes nonwoven and polyolefin products used in such consumer goods as disposable diapers, baby wipes, and an array of hygiene and medical products. Disposable goods account for 70% of the company's nonwoven sales. Other uses for its nonwovens include such industrial ends as air and liquid filtration, automotive insulation, protective apparel, car and boat covers, and climate control covers for crops. PGI operates a dozen-plus manufacturing and converting facilities worldwide. In fall 2010 it agreed to be acquired by an affiliate of Blackstone Capital Partners V.

Founded in 1849 as a woodenware business, the holding company now manufactures packaging and paperboard, returnable materials-handling systems, product labels, and promotional materials, as well as offers logistics and marketing services. Its three core operating units are Menasha Packaging (corrugated packaging and point-of-purchase displays), which includes Cortegra Group (pharmaceutical labeling and packaging), ORBIS Corporation (plastic reusable packaging), and LeveragePoint Media (in-store promotional services). Menasha also has investments in other manufacturing companies. Descendants of founder Elisha Smith own a majority of Menasha.

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