Watlow Electric Manufacturing Company is a custom designer and manufacturer of industrial heaters, sensors, controllers, and software. Its products are used in power generation, semiconductors, plastics processing, foodservice equipment, life sciences, and aerospace applications. Watlow Electric Manufacturing Company revolutionized the heater industry with the introduction in 1954 of the patented FIREROD high watt density cartridge heater, which has mineral insulated leads that can handle temperatures to 1,500'F and resist contamination. Watlow Electric operates through locations in France, Germany, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, the UK, and the US.

Campbell Hausfeld manufactures as well as exports air compressors, pneumatic tools (hammers, drills and screwdrivers, and sanders), nailers and staplers, paint sprayers, pressure washers (detergents to garden hose attachments), and welders. Its tools are geared to both the professional and DIY markets worldwide. Founded in 1836, the company sells its lineup directly through its Ohio-based headquarters, or from manufacturing and distribution sites in Kentucky and Tennessee, and through such retailers as CARQUEST, Lowe's, Tractor Supply, and Wal-Mart. Campbell Hausfeld is a subsidiary of Scott Fetzer Co.

Pruce Newman Pipework fabricates pipework made of black, galvanized, and coated mild steel, ductile iron, stainless and alloy steel, and thermo and thermosetting plastics and plastic lined mild steel materials. The company is broken into various divisions that work independently and with each other. Its specialist division, for example, manages installation projects and provides CDM, costing feasibility and budgeting, planning, site management, and pipework system and support design services. Its Ayton Fabrications division handles the company's prefabrication at its 8,000 sq. ft. facility. Pruce Newman serves customers including Birse, Esso, and Unilever.

Marzotto's reputation is made out of whole cloth. Manifattura Lane Gaetano Marzotto & Figli and its affiliates are returning to their roots and concentrating on the textile side of the company's business, after having spun off Italian haute couture fashion house Valentino and other apparel-related operations into a separate company, called Valentino Fashion Group, in 2005. Textile operations remaining under the Marzotto flag include production of woolen and linen fabrics, yarns, and linens and blankets. Some of Marzotto's companies include Fratelli Tallia di Delfina, Estethia, and Lanificio G.B. Conte. The Marzotto family controls the company, which Luigi Marzotto founded in 1836.

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.

Hyspan Precision manufactures an array of flexible metal tubular products. Its short list offers metal bellows, and expansion and ball joints (Hyspan or Barco), slip joints (Perma-Pax), and wire-braid flex joints. Subsidiary Universal Metal Hose churns out metal hoses (strip wound and corrugated), wire braid, tubing, nozzles, on to complete assemblies. Products are sold directly from manufacturing facilities in the US, a plant in Mexico, and through distributors and Hyspan's sales force, for such end uses as auto, highway, industrial OEM, and HVAC. US defense agencies are among Hyspan's top accounts.

Pilkington Group Limited company produces glass for the automotive and building products industries, and it is a major supplier of glass to replacement windshield shops in Europe, the Americas, and the Asia/Pacific region. Pilkington also manufactures building products, including glass designed to insulate buildings to control energy and noise. The company's automotive glass products include solar control glass, security glazing, and glass heating systems. Pilkington has operations in more than two dozen countries worldwide. In 2006 Pilkington was acquired by Nippon Sheet Glass Company, which previously owned about 20% of Pilkington Group Limited company.

Mount Vernon Mills is the second largest privately-owned textile maker in the US creates a myriad of yarns, fabrics, and chemical and finished goods for the apparel, automotive, home textile, and healthcare industries. Among its divisions, La France Industries focuses on upholstery for the automotive industry. A consumer division supplies table linens, bedding, and towels for retail, hospital, and hotel use. The company's apparel fabrics division is one of the largest global producers of denim. Mount Vernon Mills operates plants in Georgia, North and South Carolina, Texas, and Mississippi. Owned by conglomerate R. B. Pamplin Corp., Mount Vernon Mills' origins date back to 1847.

Channellock makes and markets 120 sizes and types of pliers, wrenches, screwdrivers, and other non-powered hand tools. Channellock sells its products to more than 4,000 wholesalers and retailers in the US and abroad. The signature color of the firm's tool grips is trademarked as CHANNELLOCK BLUE. It holds several other trademarks, such as PermaLock, LITTLE CHAMP, GRIPLOCK, and TOG-L-LOK, among others. Channellock, founded in 1886 by blacksmith George B. DeArment as the Champion Bolt & Clipper Company, is now run by the fifth generation of the DeArment family.

Intex DIY company makes and distributes industrial and consumer cleaning towels, rags, wipes, canvas drop cloths, and sponges to retailers in the automotive, general merchandise, hardware, home center, janitorial, marine, paint, and tool markets. Intex is a leading importer of natural sheepskin chamois. Branded products include Detailn'Gear, Paint USA, Micro Gear (microfiber), ProLine Professional, and Marineworks. It operates manufacturing and distribution facilities in California, Georgia, and North Carolina. Formerly a subsidiary of The Tranzonic Companies, Intex DIY was acquired by Bollag International in February 2005.

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