Founded in 1948, the family-owned Duncan Equipment Company expanded in 2009 by acquiring abrasives, pneumatic, and cutting tool supplier, ATS. Industrial companies run on Duncan -- Duncan Equipment, that is. Doing business as Duncan Industrial Solutions, the company supplies industrial customers with maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) tools. Duncan distributes process equipment, pumps, electronic and cutting tools, power transmission equipment, safety supplies, and material handling supplies. Duncan Equipment company also offers bar coding, EDI, supply chain, and inventory management services, as well as safety compliance, and product training. Duncan has offices in Oklahoma, Texas, and, through Atlantic Tool Systems (ATS), New Jersey.

Irving Polishing and Manufacturing company fabricates and polishes stainless steel fittings, filters, pumps, valves, and tubing for the beverage, biotech, pharmaceutical, and semiconductor industries. Products include long radius stainless steel plumbing elbows, manifolds, miniature fittings, special valves, tanks and Y joints. Irving Polishing and Manufacturing operates a 25,000 sq. ft. facility in an industrial park in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Cummins Power Systems company, the distribution arm of Cummins' Engine and Power Generation subsidiaries in Bermuda and the eastern US, supplies diesel engines, electric generators, and filtration systems. Cummins' engines can be found in Dodge trucks and in Fleetwood, Gulf Stream, and Monaco RV recreational vehicles, as well as buses and emergency vehicles. Cummins also makes marine engines for pleasure boats and military vessels, and the company's generators power RVs or entire homes. In 2008 Cummins merged its Cummins Power Systems and Cummins Metropower businesses, keeping the Cummins Power Systems name.

Romag Holdings is a specialist manufacturer of glass and plastic composites used in products that can provide bullet and bomb resistancy, and which can be used for security and safety, solar control, heated glass, and environmental control applications. Romag company supplies its products primarily to the specialist transport and architecture sectors, most notably where security is a concern. End products that utilize Romag's glass specialties include curtain walling, structural glazing, fire-resistant screens, insulating glass units, skylights/glass roofing, partitions, scenic lifts, and glass floors and stairways. Customers include BAA, BP, Securicor, UK government departments, banks, and building societies.

Pratt Industries company rivals the world's largest privately held manufacturers of paper and packaging materials. Pratt bridges seven divisions: recycling, mills, corrugating, converting, displays, packaging systems, and national accounts. Its products, which include container board and corrugated sheets, are sold to clients such as Rubbermaid and Pringles. Pratt Industries operates some 50 plants in about 20 states in the US and Mexico. Founded in 1948 by Leon Pratt, grandfather of current chairman Anthony Pratt, Pratt Industries company is owned and controlled by Australian-based Pratt family investment vehicle Visy Industries.

Carrio Cabling Corporation carries on a simple but successful business tradition -- keep it simple. Carrio Cabling Corporation company makes custom molded cable assemblies, coiled cords, and connectors to meet the specific needs of its various customers. Custom products go through a six-part process that includes sketching, designing, prototyping, tooling, testing and manufacturing before finally being delivered. It serves business customers in the broadcast, computer, industrial, military, and medical industries. Carrio Cabling also has a sense of humor. Its "tabloid" company website includes features about Nostradamus' predictions about Carrio Cabling's equipment and Bigfoot's use of it.

Founded in 1912, Coen manufactures and services burner equipment and combustion systems (under brand names Coen and TODD), which are used in the cogeneration, industrial boiler, petrochemical, refinery, utility plant, and wood products industries. Other related products include control valves, igniter systems, and fluid handling systems. With its headquarters located in California, Coen owns and operates facilities located throughout the world that cover Africa, Asia/Pacific, Canada, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East. In 2007 John Zink Company, a unit of Koch Industries, acquired Coen.

Bonney Forge makes a bonny line of products, including high quality forged and cast steel valves, fittings, and branch connections. In the US the company provides ferrous and non-ferrous branch connections, engineered specialty forged components, flanges, fittings, and piping systems and pressure vessels through its WFI International and RP&C subsidiaries. Bonney Forge also supplies forging and machining in Europe though its Italian subsidiary, Alco di Castronno. Bonney Forge company has expanded its reach through a joint venture based in Shanghai, China, to produce and sell cast steel valves in international markets.

Stern-Leach Company hopes that metals not sparkling gems will be a girl's best friend. Stern-Leach fabricates gold and silver alloys for use by the jewelry industry. Its assorted lineup includes casting grain, fancy wire, round wire, sheet metal, solder, and tubing. Stern-Leach is reportedly the sole maker of Argentium, a tarnish controlling sterling alloy. In addition to manufacturers of jewelry, Stern-Leach caters to silversmiths, makers of giftware, pen manufacturers, and national mints. Jewelry designers also take advantage of the refiner's custom services such as in creating fused gold and bronze sheets. Stern Leach is owned by global materials processing company The Cookson Group.

Bringing class to glass, Viracon, a subsidiary of Apogee Enterprises, fabricates and installs architectural glass that has been treated with its glass-coating services. Viracon company buys bulk, flat glass which then can be insulated, laminated, silk-screened, coated, or tempered for customers in the commercial and institutional glass market. Other end products include acoustical, blast-mitigating, heat-strengthened, spandrel, hurricane-resistant, and high-performance coated glass. Viracon has manufacturing facilities in Minnesota and Georgia. Viracon company was formed in 1970 by James Martineau.

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