Engineered Materials Solutions (EMS) is so very glad to bring you clad metals and electrical contacts (in button, inlay, toplay, rivet forms). With clad metals, EMS bonds two or more alloys (such as aluminum and steel) using a high pressure process to roll a layered metal composite. Offering a cost-effective alternative to a traditional single metal, the company manufactures pieces for appliance, automotive, electrical, HVAC, and telecommunications markets. The US Mint has used its cladding for coinage. Although its roots date back to 1916, EMS gained prominence when it bought the clad metals division of Texas Instruments. Wickeder Westfalenstahl, a Germany-based metal fabrication company, acquired EMS in 2007.

Yokogawa Electric Corporation company manufactures measurement instruments and industrial automation and control systems. Its integrated systems include software and components for analysis, measurement and recording, monitoring and control, and testing. Yokogawa's customers include oil refineries, power plants, pharmaceutical companies, and manufacturers. Yokogawa Electric Corporation company produces navigational devices (autopilots and gyrocompasses) for marine use and flat panel displays used in passenger jets.Yokogawa also offers information technology services, including database management and networking. Although the company has operations in some 30 countries, Japan accounts for about 50% of its sales.

Champion Cutting Tool is good for more than just cutting up. Champion Cutting Tool makes and markets more than 15,000 tools primarily under the Champion brand for deburring, drilling, milling, reaming, threading, and turning. Champion Cutting Tool also provides accessories such as drill sets and tool assortments. The company's Brute Platinum tools are designed for use under adverse conditions. Its Rotobrute magnetic drill presses can drill with annular cutters, twist drills, and threading. Its other products include taps and dies, countersinks, and end mills. Champion's tools are sold via a network of distributors throughout the US through numerous catalogs.

Duo-Gard Industries makes daylighting systems for windows, skylights, walls, and canopies. Duo-Gard company also makes modular shelters such as transit and bike shelters, kiosks, and toll booths. Duo-Gard integrates translucent, insulated polycarbonate panels with structural frames to create lighted structures that save energy. Its illumaWALL system uses programmable LEDs to add light to interior and exterior walls, ceilings, and custom signs. Duo-Gard offers in-house design, fabrication, and installation services for new construction and renovation of all types of facilities. Founded in 1984, the family-owned company works with architects, engineers, contractors, interior designers, and building owners.

Ames True Temper is at the root of all lawn and garden tool manufacturers in the US. Tracing its history to 1774, the company was founded by John Ames as a shovel maker. Today it's one of the largest suppliers of non-powered yard equipment in North America. Its product portfolio includes long-handle tools, planters, pruning and striking tools, wheelbarrows, hoses and hose reels, and snow tools. Products are marketed under the Ames, True Temper, Garant, Hound Dog, Jackson Professional, Razor-Back, and Union Tools names. They are sold in North America, Europe, and Australia via mass merchandisers, wholesalers, and distributors. Ames True Temper is controlled by affiliates of Castle Harlan.

The Techs company manufactures flat-rolled steel from massive steel coils that are processed through annealing, coating, surface conditioning, and tension leveling technologies. The Techs operate through three facilities: GalvTech, MetalTech, and NexTech; each runs its own plant for producing galvanized steel in an array of specialized gauges and widths. The Techs cater to a diversity of industries, from agriculture to automotive, HVAC, and consumer appliances. Among many, steel applications include grain bins, brackets, duct work, and mail boxes. The company is a subsidiary of Steel Dynamics.

Corning Cable Systems, part of the Corning Incorporated telecommunications segment, is a leading manufacturer of fiber optic communications system solutions for voice, data and video network applications worldwide. We offer the broadest range of end-to-end fiber optic and copper product solutions for customers' telecommunications networks. We put companies at the forefront of network innovation, pioneering many of the global products and solutions commonly used in state-of-the-art cabling systems.Corning Cable Systems develops and manufactures fiber optic cable, fiber optic and copper cable hardware and equipment including frames, cabinets, terminals, network interface devices, splice and test equipment, cable assemblies and fiber optic and copper connectors; as well as providing network services worldwide. Our commitment to total quality and superior customer satisfaction distinguishes us as a leader in the telecommunications industry.

Burelle runs a flexible business. Through subsidiaries, Burelle company primarily makes plastic parts for cars and street signs. Burelle's 53%-owned Compagnie Plastic Omnium subsidiary makes products such as bumpers, side fittings, and fuel tanks for the auto industry; drug and vaccine-delivery systems for the health care industry; and waste-collection bins and playground equipment for municipalities. In addition, through Performance Plastic Products, Burelle's Compagnie Plastic Omnium produces engineered plastic parts and corrosion-resistant linings. Burelle's Signature subsidiary makes road traffic-management products such as LED message signs; it also provides installation and maintenance services.

Aylesford Newsprint makes recycled newsprint for European and US newspaper publishers. Aylesford Newsprint company recycles about 500,000 tons of newspapers and magazines annually. One percent of the world's and four percent of the UK's newsprint is supplied by Aylesford Newsprint company. Aylesford Newsprint takes recycling one step further by using waste materials to generate electricity at a plant it owns with Npower Cogen. The energy is then used at the paper plant. It also recycles about 90% of the water used in production. Aylesford Newsprint is a joint venture between Sweden-based SCA Forest Products (part of Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget) and Mondi Europe (which is owned by Anglo American).

RBS Global is the parent company of Rexnord LLC, whose subsidiaries serve the company's two main segments. Process Motion Control (formerly Power Transmission) manufactures gear drives, couplings, bearings, and chains and conveying equipment for use in the aerospace, construction, energy, mining, marine, and petrochemical industries. Its Water Management segment is supported by three primary companies: Zurn Industries, GA Industries, and Rodney Hunt. It designs and makes water-related products for conservation, quality, drainage, safety, and flow control. The US accounts for over 70% of the company's sales. In 2006 The Carlyle Group sold RBS Global to Apollo Management for about $1.8 billion.

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