Associated Weavers International (AWI) hopes its products will continue to be trampled upon for years to come. Producing tufted and woven carpets, the company exports its products worldwide but enjoys a prominent place within European markets. Products include wall-to-wall carpets, rugs, runners, and carpet tiles for both industrial and residential clients under the brand names AW, Balsan, and Prado. In 2006 AWI was acquired by Belgian holding company, Beaulieu Kruishoutem Group. After the acquisition AWI added the materials sourcing, processing, and nylon yarn production operations of sister company, Beaulieu Nylon, to its own carpet-making enterprise.

Rockwell Automation Company serving as the British arm of US-based Rockwell Automation, offers industrial automation devices from control and signaling systems such as circuit protection, relays, and terminal blocks, to drives, speed and micro, as well as motion and process controls, programmable controllers, and sensors. Designed for industry-specific predictive and preventative issues, products can identify changes in a machine's condition, maximizing production, preventing and minimizing plant problems, and conserving energy. Rockwell Automation company ties up with distributors, catalog sales, technology integrators, and intelligent motor control partners.

Founded in 1964, Cascades produces, converts and markets packaging and tissue products composed mainly of recycled fibres. Cascades employs close to 12,500 men and women in more than 100 modern, versatile operating units in North America and Europe.Cascades' management philosophy, its more than 45 years of experience in recycling, and its continued efforts in research and development are strengths which enable the company to create new products for its customers. The Cascades shares trade on the Toronto stock exchange under the ticker symbol CAS.

Ultralife Corporation offers products and services ranging from portable and standby power solutions to communications and electronics systems worldwide. It serves government, defense, and commercial customers through its engineering and collaborative approach to problem solving. Ultralife company operates in three segments: Battery & Energy Products; Communications Systems; and Energy Services. The Battery & Energy Products segment offers lithium 9-volt, cylindrical, and other non-rechargeable batteries; and rechargeable batteries, uninterruptable power supplies, and accessories, such as cables. The Communications Systems segment provides power supplies, cable and connector assemblies, RF amplifiers, amplified speakers, equipment mounts, case equipment, integrated communication system kits, charging systems, and communications and electronics systems design. The Energy Services segment engages in the design, installation, and maintenance of standby power and systems. It sells its products worldwide through a various trade channels, including original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), industrial and retail distributors, national retailers, and directly to the U.S. and international defense departments.

Operating through its subsidiaries, Wajax rents, sells, and services the after-sales parts of mobile industrial equipment such as cranes, log loaders, excavators, and lift trucks. The company also sells, services, and assembles diesel and natural gas engines. Its third arena, industrial components, focuses on supporting bearings, pumps and hydraulics, and transmission equipment. Multiple lines from OEMs like JCB and Tigercat are distributed for natural resource and construction work, transportation and manufacturing efforts, and industrial processing and utility projects. The publicly-held company is operated through Wajax Income Fund.

Ensign-Bickford Industries has a solution. Ensign-Bickford Industries company, which manufactures cable filler and synthetic tapes, has five subsidiaries. The Ensign-Bickford Company makes non-electric explosive initiation systems, Ensign-Bickford Aerospace & Defense makes high-tech products such as reactive armor and demolition products, and SCB Technologies makes semiconductor bridge devices used in electric igniters. Its more prosaic subsidiaries are AFB International, which makes taste enhancers for pet foods, and Ensign-Bickford Realty, a real estate company in Connecticut.

Continental Tire the Americas (CTA, formerly Continental Tire North America) rounds out tire production across the Atlantic for its German parent. The North American subsidiary of Germany-based tire and automotive component manufacturer Continental AG makes tires for cars, light- and heavy-duty trucks, motorhomes, commercial vehicles, SUVs, and agricultural and industrial vehicles (such as dozers and loaders). Brand names include ContiExtreme, ContiTrac, ContiSport, ContiTouring, and ContiPremier. In addition to Continental-branded tires, the company also produces General, Euzkadi, and other private-brand tires that can be found in North America. Customers include BMW, Ford, Toyota, John Deere, Mack, and Volvo.

Dayton Superior Corporation makes metal accessories and forms for keeping nonresidential concrete and masonry structures in place while under construction. Dayton Superior's sales come largely from lines comprising concrete accessories, such as anchoring and bracing for walls and bridge support framework. It also makes masonry products, welded dowel assemblies, paving products, and corrosion-preventing epoxy coatings and other chemicals. The company's rental equipment includes concrete forming systems and shoring systems. In 2009 Dayton Superior emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as a private company burdened by less debt and lower interest expenses.

RBC Bearings knows to keep its bearings in line. RBC Bearings makes an array of plain, roller, and ball bearing products. It specializes in regulated bearings needed by OEMs and aftermarkets such as commercial and military aircraft, automobiles and commercial trucks, industrial and agricultural machinery, and other equipment. Tapping US niche markets, its precision lineup has more than 32,800 applications, from engine controls to radar systems, mining tools, and gear pumps. The company's top customers, including Caterpillar, Komatsu America, and the US Department of Defense, account for more than 30% of sales. RBC Bearings has grown since 1919 to 20-plus manufacturing facilities in Europe and North America.

InterfaceFLOR is flooring its customers with carpet tile. InterfaceFLOR is the largest modular carpet maker in the world, offering "free-lay" carpet to businesses, government and education entities, retailers, and hospitals. Its sister company, FLOR, offers a residential do-it-yourself carpet line sold throughout the US at Lowe's, Design Within Reach, and some 160-plus specialty retailers. The company's flooring systems consist of carpet tiles cut in squares or rectangles and laid to resemble traditional carpet. Interface chairman Ray Anderson brought modular carpet to the US from Europe in 1973 when he founded predecessor company Carpets International.

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