U.S. Traffic Corporation wants to get you out of a jam. U.S. Traffic Corporation company makes electronic traffic controllers, vehicle sensors, pedestrian and vehicle signals, power backup systems, and traffic conflict and malfunction monitors. Its SmartToll system collects the magnetic signatures of vehicles to count and classify automobiles on toll roads. U.S. Traffic Corporation company also makes vehicle detection systems, video equipment, and cabinets. The SmartToll system is sold directly to customers; other products are sold through distributors in the US and Canada. U.S. Traffic is a division of Peek Traffic; privately held traffic safety company Signal Group bought U.S. Traffic and Peek Traffic from Quixote Corporation in 2008.

Carclo plc company is a technology centered plastics business. It operates through two divisions: the Technical Plastics arm, which accounts for two-thirds of Carclo's revenues, makes injection molded plastic components for automotive, telecommunications, medical and optical applications. A Precision Products division builds automotive and aerospace lighting and control systems. Through Conductive Inkjet Technology and Platform Diagnostics, Carclo also invests in developing new technologies, such printing metals onto plastic films and molded parts -- a process used in producing RFID tags and display signs. Carclo has facilities in the UK and US, Europe, Asia and Turkey.

Mobile Mini company manufactures, leases, and sells portable storage containers and mobile buildings. Mobile Mini's lineup features steel and wood containers, and residential and office units in various sizes, including a selection of 100 different shelving, wiring, and locking options. Customers are consumer service and retail businesses, construction companies, and, to a lesser degree, distributors, film producers, military and municipal agencies, schools, and hospitals. Mobile Mini also refurbishes oceangoing containers for storage. The company's leasing arm, comprising a fleet of 257,000-plus portable containers and offices, represents about 90% of sales.

The American Wire and Cable Company was formed in 1899 as the cable manufacturing division of United States Steel Corporation (USX) in Worcester, Massachusetts. Its primary function was manufacturing mining cable for USX’s numerous coal mines. AmerCable Incorporated company moved to its present location in El Dorado , Arkansas in 1979, and was renamed AmerCable in 1982 after being sold to Associated Materials Corporation. AmerCable Incorporated company expanded its product lines into the Oil & Gas, Transportation and Industrial markets.In June 2002 senior management, which has led AmerCable’s unprecedented growth since 1993, purchased the company. This management group, headed by President and CEO Bob Hogan, focused on expanding AmerCable’s market positions through high quality, innovative products and value-added services that deliver greater customer profits.

Konecranes is an industry-leading group of lifting businesses that offers a complete range of advanced lifting solutions to many different industries worldwide. Regardless of your lifting needs, Konecranes is committed to providing you with lifting equipment and services that increase the value and effectiveness of your business.For over 80 years, we have been dedicated to improving the efficiency and performance of businesses in all types of industries. And we have done this by continuously providing products and services people can trust. When you choose Konecranes, you acquire a unique source of global experience and knowledge combined with local know-how to empower your lifting solutions and increase your productivity.

Founded in 1950 as a maker of wristwatches and camera parts, Star Micronics has grown into a provider of computer printers; visual card reader/writer systems; automatic lathes and other machine tools (generates the most sales); and precision components for communications, automotive, and medical applications. Star Micronics company's micro audio components (including speakers, buzzers, receivers, and microphones) are used by mobile phone manufacturers; they may be used in digital music players or game devices, as well. Star Micronics still makes wristwatch components, though the segment has become a smaller part of overall company revenues.

Refractron Technologies Corp. is a leading manufacturer of technical ceramics. Products include both controlled porosity and densely structured ceramics designed to meet requirements specified by our customers for durability, chemical, corrosion and wear resistance, toughness, and density. The range of dense, structural ceramics using proprietary zirconia ceramics includes custom blended ceramic alloy powders formed by isopressing or extrusion to meet customer specifications. Refractron’s zirconia is offered in two materials Magnesia Partially Stabilized Zirconia, Mg-PSZ and Yttria Tetragonal Zirconia Polycrystal, Y-TZP. Refractron’s structural ceramic zirconia materials provide excellent erosion, corrosion and abrasion resistance along with temperature resistance, fracture toughness and strength. Numerous applications for these materials are in the chemical and petrochemical industry providing economic payback in the way of reduced maintenance and down time. Zirconia is also used for components in healthcare and dental applications. The types of dense, structural ceramic components produced by Refractron include: valve components, pump liners, plugs, sleeves, pistons, precision ceramic balls, spools, press tooling, dental blanks and extrusion tooling. The range of Refractron porous ceramics include monolithic and membrane components made from aluminum oxide and silicon carbide. The strong, uniform porous ceramic has 40-50% open porosity with a tortuous pore structure and is available in pore sizes ranging from 0.25 to 90 microns. The types of porous ceramic products include membrane and monolithic tubes, discs, plates and other components where tightly controlled pore size and porosity is critical. Filtration is a common application where porous ceramic is used for catalyst recovery, hot gas, liquid backwash, solvent filtration, coalescing and solids recovery in chemical process, water and mining industries. Diffusion or sparging using porous ceramics to produce fine bubbles is another typical application as high gas transfer efficiencies are achieved with the fine, uniform pore structure. Other specialty porous ceramic products include a range of wicking & dispersion parts, vacuum chucks, fluid bed plates, inkpads, gas probes and a range of adsorbent filter/drier cores for refrigeration applications.

Founded in 1982 as an engineering company, Belgravium began developing radio data communications systems in 1987. The computer design and manufacturing firm specializes in mobile computing and radio frequency data communications (RF/DC) technology. It designs, manufactures, and installs real-time data capture systems primarily for the logistics and distribution industries of Europe. Customers in a variety of industries -- from wholesale distribution to food manufacturing -- use the company's equipment to track goods and processes.

Philatron (PI) comes up with a truckload of cable, hoses, and electrical wires. The bulk supplier, also known as Philatron Wire and Cable, manufactures an array of hook-ups, from festoon cable used in cranes and hoists, to speaker wires, jumper cables, and spark plug wires. PI also plies coiled power cords and cables; its Stallion brand coiled cables move the heavy-duty trucking market. Other brands include Bronco, Philaflex, and Philafin. The company's custom cable division works directly with OEMs, commercial contractors, and the Defense Department to make standard and custom cables for a diversity of applications. PI is led by its founder and CEO Phillip M. Ramos, Jr.

Emin Leydier's operations include Emin Leydier Paper Mills (paper for corrugated material), Emin Leydier Packaging (recycled corrugated cardboard for packing), and Emin Leydier Services (packaging services). Its elytra segment also acts as a strategic unit used to manufacture corrugated packaging for food products. Emin Leydier produces about 180,000 tons of corrugated cardboard annually. Forged in the merger of two firms belonging to Pierre Emin and Paul Leydier in 1975, the family-owned business owns subsidiaries in France, Spain, Italy, and the UK.

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