Calgon Carbon makes activated carbons and purification systems and offers purification, separation, and concentration services to the industrial process and environmental markets. The company provides activated, impregnated, and acid-washed carbons (about 130 million pounds annually) for use in applications such as food processing, wastewater treatment, and emissions control. Calgon Carbon also sells equipment that uses activated carbon and ion exchange resins for the purification of products in the chemical, food, and pharmaceutical industries. The company's consumer products include charcoal and carbon cloth.

OSRAM GmbH company, a subsidiary of Siemens AG, is one of the world's largest makers of lighting products. It makes lamps (including Sylvania- and OSRAM-branded products) for consumer and commercial uses, as well as for film photography. Through a joint venture with Valeo, OSRAM makes headlight and taillight assemblies that are distributed in North America. The company also makes lamp-related products (ballasts, fixtures), as well as light-emitting diodes (LEDs). Another OSRAM unit makes lighting components, such as glass, metals, and wiring. In addition to lighting products, the US-based OSRAM SYLVANIA also makes consumer electronics, such as TVs.

Ampac Packaging packs a lot into its products. Ampac Packaging company manufactures flexible packaging including stand-up pouches and rollstock for food and beverages, high-end performance flexible packaging materials for pharmaceutical and health and beauty products, and bags of all styles for garments and more. Ampac also makes security products such as cash transfer and deposit bags. Offering 200-plus custom films, Ampac Packaging company courts business from retailers, restaurants, and groceries, to convenience stores and even gaming venues. A private investor group comprising Prudential Capital, Falcon Investment Advisors, and Ampac executives has owned Ampac Packaging company since 2000.

Ahresty Wilmington is a subsidiary of Japan-based Ahresty Corporation with operations that include die castings, machining, and parts assembly. It primarily makes aluminum die castings used as component parts for the automotive industry. The company has a monthly output of about 1,500 tons and uses advanced alpha core pin, gas-free casting, and pore-free casting technologies to make bearing caps, oil pump covers, oil pans, camshaft cases, engine blocks, and transmission control valve housings, among other products. Customers include Magna Powertrain, Nissan North America, Saturn Corporation, and Honda of America.

Russells Technical Products began when Russells Refrigeration Co., a commercial and industrial refrigeration sales and service company, was acquired in 1972 by Mr. Donald Bench. Since then, Russells has been designing and manufacturing environmental test systems and providing a comprehensive and varied product line including both pre-engineered and custom/specialty chambers. This has allowed Russells to attract and retain the technical expertise required in this field. Mr. Bench has been in the environmental test chamber manufacturing business since the 1950's starting with Conrad Inc., one of the original pioneering companies in this industry. Mr. Bench served Conrad as Chief Engineer and later becoming its President.Russells' management team has over 150 years experience in the design and manufacture of environmental test chambers and systems. Russells' personnel are qualified and skilled in all phases of the design and manufacturing process. Its business philosophy is to operate self-sufficiently in terms of utilizing modest but functional facilities and equipment to maintain a low overhead structure and enhance the value of its products. It owns its manufacturing facilities and capital equipment such as sheet metal fabrication, welding, electrical, refrigeration and painting equipment in order to maintain closer control and quality of these operations than if sub-contracted to outside suppliers.

Hitchiner Manufacturing Company de Mexico produces rocker arms for the automotive industry; and Ferrous Mexico delivers rocker arm assemblies. The company is regularly a tier-two seller to big names BorgWarner, Goodrich, General Motors, Lockheed Martin, and General Electric, meaning its parts go to another company that contracts directly with the manufacturer.

OTB Group B.V., through its subsidiaries, designs, engineers, develops, and manufactures tailor made inline production equipment. It offers inline equipment for disposable contact lenses, solar cells, and spectacle lenses. The company also sells CD/DVD mastering and replication activities. It provides polymer and small molecule based OLED production equipment, in-line integrated production lines for the manufacturing of polymer OLED displays, and in-line integrated production lines for the manufacturing of small molecule OLED displays. OTB Group B.V. offers solar cell manufacturing equipment, such as inline solar cell production systems and anti reflective coating deposition tools.

Farrel Corporation company's products include batch mixers, extruders (used to make hoses and sheathings), mills, and pelletizers under brand names Banbury, Technolab, and Intermix. It also provides related services, such as equipment upgrading, consulting, rebuilding, remanufacturing, and spare parts. Farrel sells its machinery to petrochemical, plastic resins, and plastic compounder firms. Rubber-making equipment customers include tire makers, automotive parts manufacturers, and footwear producers. In late 2009 Germany-based industrial conglomerate L. Possehl & Co. acquired Farrel for about $14 million.

FabriSteel Products is a division of Whitesell International Corporation designs, manufactures and distributes industrial fasteners and fastener installation systems. Its Multifastener pierce fastener systems unit makes units that automatically installing female and male fasteners (studs and nuts) into sheet metal parts. FabriSteel Products' self-piercing fastener system, which has been in mass production since 1953, was developed to be a more accurate and efficient process. Whitesell International Corporation bought FabriSteel in 2004.

Bull Moose Tube is quite serious about its role in the tubular market. A subsidiary of UK-based steel maker Caparo Group since 1988, the company manufactures mechanical and structural tubes and sprinkler pipe. Offering one of the largest size ranges in the industry, it makes as-welded mechanical tubes, hollow structural sections, V50 pipe, and sprinkler pipe, used in building structures, handrails, telescopes, and vehicle underbodies. Bull Moose Tube's growth caught investor notice in 2007 when SPP Capital Group offered $100 million for the company. The deal was later pulled due to market conditions.

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