Founded in 1897, Meidensha is the industrial arm of Sumitomo Group. Meidensha groups its products into Energy (generators, switching devices, transformers, power conversion equipment, and surge arresters), Environment (water treatment and waste disposal systems), Construction (plant construction and electrical equipment installation), Total Engineering (product-life support), Information and Communication (industrial computers, network systems, and components), Maintenance (field support), and Industrial Systems (motor-power-applied and logistics systems).

Huhtamaki has repackaged itself into a consumer packaging specialist. The Finnish company sells directly and through distributors to customers in the restaurant, fresh food, retail, pet food, and non-food consumer packaging markets. Its products include paper cups and molded fiber plates for McDonald's, Jason's Deli, and other food service customers; packaging for frozen food and deli items; disposable tableware; and flexible packages, pouches, and films. Huhtamaki's brand names include Bibo, Chinet, and Lily. Huhtamaki also supplies packaging systems and filling and sealing machinery.

Metcam has heavy metal skills. The precision fabricator of sheet metal parts offers assembly, metal finishing, plating, and stamping, too. Its fabrication services include stamping, deburring, hardware insertion, and machining. Laser cutting is set for high tolerance piercing of most materials and thicknesses. For jobs "on the fly," parts used in cutting are programmed to also run on Metcam's turret punching machines. Its metal finishing provides brush, conversion coating, paint, and silkscreen. Electromechanical and mechanical assembly services are also offered at its Georgia facility. The company's electronics and telecommunications customers include AT&T, Lucent, and Chicago's McCormick Place.

Mobile Climate Control Industries (MCC) makes heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems (HVAC) and other equipment for on-road and off-road vehicles such as buses and shuttles, ambulances and fire trucks, and military tanks. Mobile Climate Control Industries company has manufacturing operations in Canada, Germany, Poland, Sweden, and the US. Its products are distributed worldwide, with approximately 60% of sales in North America. Major customers include Bobcat, John Deere, Hitachi, Komatsu, Renault, and Volvo. Mobile Climate Control Industries company is owned by Ratos AB, a private equity company located in Sweden.

Our dedicated manufacturing operation is one of the UK's leading independent specialist processors of glass. Focusing on insulating glass units for domestic and commercial markets, our business ethos is based on a resolute determination to deliver the best quality products from an extensive range of glass types and designs. Processing more than 20,000 tonnes of glass per year, we produce insulating glass units, single tempered safety glass, leaded glass and georgian bar units for the construction, home improvement and related markets. Fulfilling the demands of an international portfolio, our determination to offer exceptional choice and service is rarely surpassed.Because we regularly process and toughen glass from all major flat glass producers, we are in a position to offer our customers unbiased advice on glass substances ensuring the most appropriate products are correctly specified.Darby Glass is now the preferred supplier of many international and blue chip companies, recognising that our success depends on our ability to form partnerships and adapt to our customers business demands. Our range of products include shaped, stepped, complex and decorative units, utilising state-of-the-art industry specific software to accept and process orders.

“FlexSol is very enthusiastic about this alliance and the foundation it provides for aggressive growth in the years ahead,” said Brian Stevenson, President of FlexSol Packaging Corp. “Sigma has earned the reputation of being one of the most financially sound leaders in the flexible films industry and the partnership with FlexSol will allow for strong customer, market and product synergies. With FlexSol’s financial restructuring now complete, Sigma will become the majority shareholder of FlexSol. The entire FlexSol management team is excited to become part of the Sigma Group.” Mr. Teo said, “FlexSol is a very fine company with an outstanding management team. As one of the original company founders, I have been closely associated with FlexSol for over two decades. I am very excited about the combined opportunities available as FlexSol joins the Sigma family of companies”.

Hydro International believes that storm water and waste water treatment and control are good businesses to be in. Hydro International plc company makes fluid control and wastewater treatment devices that manage the quantity and flow of storm water, remove sand and grit from waste water, and collect and treat both. It also offers rainwater harvesting systems that allow runoff water to be reused. Hydro International plc company has operations in Ireland, the UK, and the US, and distributes its products to countries around the world including Australia, Egypt, and Korea, to name a few.

Metsaliitto is an international forest industry group present in some 30 countries. Metsäliitto combines responsible forest economy and innovative technology to produce high-quality products and solutions from renewable Nordic wood in a sustainable way. The Group’s five business areas are Wood Supply, Wood Products, Pulp, Board and Paper, and Tissue and Cooking Papers. Metsaliitto Group’s sales total EUR 5 billion and it employs 14,000 persons.Metsaliitto Cooperative is a cooperative organisation for Finnish forest owners and has some 130,000 members.

The Watt Stopper doesn't so much stop the watts (in lighting and other electrical equipment), rather it ensures the efficient use of watts through energy-efficient, convenient, and accessible controls. The Watt Stopper company, a unit of Legrand, produces control panels, occupancy sensors, automatic daylighting controls, bi-level HID controls, DALI dimming controls, and plug load controls. It also makes automotive sensor lighting, HVAC, and office power control products, such as passive infrared, ultrasonic, and dual-technology occupancy sensors, and Isol energy controls. The Watt Stopper company's control products include Miro architectural wiring devices, wireless RF controls, motion sensors, and code-compliant vacancy sensors.

Carlisle Interconnect Technologies Company is one of the world's leading designers and manufacturers of high performance wire and cable, RF/microwave connectors and cable assemblies. Our products are targeted at applications in the aerospace, defense electronics, wireless infrastructure, optical telecommunications, and test and measurement industries.Carlisle Interconnect Technologies started operations in Tarrytown, New York in 1940 as Tensolite. Tensolite is a trademark that stands for the finest in miniature insulated wire and cable. A trademark coined from the properties built into all Carlisle Interconnect Technologies wire and cable products; high tensile strength and compact lightweight performance. Tensile + Lightweight = "Tensolite".The first insulated wire product produced by Carlisle company was used to electrically heat the gloves and flights suits of World War II Air Force pilots. Carlisle Interconnect Technologies was an early pioneer in the application of insulation to miniature wire. We were one of the first to apply a unique material called PTFE to produce high temperature wire and cable. Carlisle Interconnect Technologies became known early in its existence as a leader in the design and manufacture of high temperature, high performance wire and cable.In 1960, Carlisle Interconnect Technologies (then Tensolite) became part of the Carlisle group of companies. In 1967, Carlisle Companies was the best performing stock on the New York Stock Exchange and Carlisle Interconnect Technologies was touted as one of the jewels of the Carlisle portfolio of companies. Carlisle Interconnect Technologies continues to enjoy the support of Carlisle today, which provides the financial strength and resources to allow us to explore emerging technologies and new opportunities as they come to light.Carlisle Interconnect Technologies has always focused on being a technical leader and has had many firsts within the industry. Carlisle company started out as one of the first manufacturers of miniature wire and cable, and was the first to extrude PTFE on to a wire in 1951. As technology progressed, so did Carlisle Interconnect Technologies. In 1962, we became the first company to develop a process to wrap polyimide tapes on wire to produce a tougher, lighter airframe wire. In 1985, Carlisle Interconnect Technologies developed a unique process to extrude and expand PTFE in a continuous process. This led to a patented high-speed wire and cable product line that is a foundation of our technology today. In 1988 we developed the first arc track resistant airframe wire and called it Tufflite™ 2000. This product is quickly becoming the defacto standard in the aerospace industry today.

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