BuhlerPrince (formerly IdraPrince) manufactures die casting machines and automation equipment for such processes as casting ejection and die clamping. BuhlerPrince company's main product line includes horizontal cold-chamber and hot-chamber die casting machines. It supplies equipment to major automakers in the US. IdraPrince also services, upgrades, and rebuilds used die casting machines, even those manufactured by other companies. Originally known as Prince Machine, the company changed its name to IdraPrince in 2000 and to BuhlerPrince in 2006.

G. Bopp USA is the US subsidiary of G. Bopp + Co. AG, a Swiss manufacturer of wire mesh products used in a variety of manufacturing processes. The company's product line includes stainless steel wire cloth used for screen-printing circuit boards, wire cloth for sieving and sizing, steel mesh heat-resistant screens, and twilled dutch weave ultra-fine filter cloth. It also provides mesh tension measuring instruments, meters, and mesh counters to ensure high quality and consistent screen manufacturing.

NACCO Industries, Inc., through its subsidiaries, engages in lift trucks, small appliances, specialty retail, and mining businesses primarily in the Americas, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific. It designs, engineers, manufactures, sells, services, and leases a line of lift trucks and aftermarket parts under the Hyster, Yale, UNISOURCE, MULTIQUIP, and PREMIER brand names to light and heavy manufacturers, trucking and automotive companies, rental companies, building materials and paper suppliers, lumber, metal products, warehouses, retailers, food distributors, container handling companies, and domestic and foreign governmental agencies. The company also offers materials handling equipment, as well as sweepers, aerial work platforms, personnel carts, rough terrain forklifts, other equipment, and racking and shelving. In addition, it designs, markets, and distributes small electric household appliances, as well as commercial products for restaurants, bars, and hotels under the Hamilton Beach, eclectrics, and Proctor Silex brand names primarily to retail merchants and wholesale distributors.

Heidelberg USA is a manufacturer of sheetfed printing presses and prepress, printing, and binding equipment for customers in the print media industry. Heidelberg USA company also sells such consumables as plates and film and resells products made by other manufacturers, including Kodak. Through its Print Media Academy program, Heidelberg USA offers product training at locations in Canada and the US. Heidelberg USA company is the main US subsidiary of German printing giant Heidelberger Druckmaschinen (known as Heidelberg), along with Baumfolder Corporation, Heidelberg Digital LLC, and Heidelberg Print Finance Americas, Inc.

Grupo Carso SA de CV, through its subsidiaries, operates primarily in the industrial, construction and infrastructure, commercial, automotive, and mining sectors. It operates through three divisions: Industrial, Infrastructure and Construction, and Commercial. The Industrial division offers cooper telephone, electronic, coaxial, power, fiber optic, and construction cables; harnesses and automotive cables; installation services; copper products, such as strips, sheets, coils, tubes, pipes, valves; aluminum products comprising strips, coils, and extruded shapes; PVC products, including tubes, joints, and water tanks; transformers; magnet wires; and power plants. The Infrastructure and Construction division provides shopping center, industrial facilities, corporate buildings, highway, water treatment plants, and oil platform construction services; steel tubes; design and installation of telecommunication networks; installation of mobile phone radio bases; and low income housing, mid income housing, and residential housing services.

BORIDE Engineered Abrasives began operations in the 1960s. BORIDE's brushes and bobs help keep the industrial world polished. BORIDE Engineered Abrasives develops, manufactures, and distributes mold and die polishing products (brushes, bobs, diamond files, and wood sticks), diamond wheel dressing products, and specialty abrasive products that include private-labeled products.

Walker Die Casting is a producer of high-pressure aluminum castings for industrial applications. Walker Die Casting provides custom die fabrication services to customers in the automotive, appliance, lawn and garden, marine, and power tool industries. Products include parts such as adapter plates, brackets, oil pans, gear cases, and housings for transmissions, engines, axles, and flywheels. Walker Die Casting also offers product design, finishing, testing, machining, and warehousing services. The company was founded in 1958 by Robert Walker.

Extruding confidence in the face of difficult environments, Lauren Manufacturing lets its products seal the deal. The custom extrusion company uses organic, silicone, and specialty polymer materials (butyl rubber and neoprene, for example) to mold products such as weather stripping, high performance (UV and ozone resistant) synthetic rubber sponges, automotive gaskets, and seals. Supplying industries from vehicle and transportation to building and construction and container manufacturers, its 1,000-plus customers include General Motors, Harley-Davidson, IBM, and Pella Windows. Lauren International acts as parent company of Lauren Manufacturing and divisions Edgetech, Lauren AgriSystems, and LMI Custom Mixing.

Technology Research Corporation engages in the design, manufacture, and marketing of electrical safety products that save lives, protect people against serious injury from electrical shock, and/or prevent electrical fires in the home and workplace. TRC company's products include protective devices, such as ground fault circuit interrupters, equipment leakage current interrupters, and portable residual current devices, which are ground fault devices providing protection from dangerous electrical shock by sensing leakage of electricity and cutting off power. Its products also comprise leakage current detection interrupters that are used to reduce the risk of electrical fires by disconnecting power when sensing current leakage between conductors of power cords. In addition, the company offers power surge strips, safety circuits, power cord, and safety extension cords; automatic transfer switches; electrical safety solutions to a range of recreational vehicle manufacturers; and cable protection and management products. It also designs and supplies power monitoring and control equipment to the United States military and its contractors for tactical vehicles, naval vessels, and mobile electric generators; and licenses its technology for use by others in exchange for a royalty or product purchases.

The Wisconsin-based company has been designing and manufacturing heavy-duty attachments for utility tractors, skid/steer loaders, tractors, and lawn and garden equipment since 1920. It jointly develops and markets its lineup through commercial and consumer OEMs including Deere & Company and Great Bend., in addition to serving distributors and end-users. The design-and-build business tailors equipment from medium duty backhoes for compact utility tractors to self-propelled golf course mowers. In 2009 Michael Festge stepped up as chairman and CEO. Hit with tumbling orders, Amerequip has laid off over 15% of its workforce.

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