North Pacific Paper Corporation (NORPAC) company, a joint venture between Weyerhaeuser and Nippon Paper Group, produces newsprint for newspaper publishers and commercial printers. NORPAC manufactures a variety of different paper grades, including standard and lightweight newsprint and super- and ultra-lightweight stocks especially for the Japanese market. NORPAC company produces more than 250,000 tons of newsprint annually at its manufacturing facility in Longview, Washington. Its products are sent via truck and train to customers in the western US or are shipped by boat to customers in Japan.

Huber + Suhner, Inc. company is the North American subsidiary of Switzerland's HUBER SUHNER AG. It manufactures radio-frequency (RF) and microwave cables, connectors, assemblies, antennas, and lightning protection for the automotive, communications, industrial, instrumentation, medical equipment, military/aerospace, and transportation industries. Huber + Suhner company also manufactures fiber-optic cables, as well as other wire and cable products. Huber + Suhner has distributors, manufacturers' representatives, and sales offices across the US, and in Canada.

Joy Mining Machinery company manufactures and distributes underground mining equipment and bulk material conveyor systems from over 45 service locations located near major mining regions throughout the world. The foundation for Joy Mining Machinery was laid when inventor Joseph F. Joy received a patent for his mechanical gathering arm loader in 1919. Products include bolting systems (used in coal mining), haulage systems, and longwall systems (consisting of shearers, roof supports, face conveyors, stageloaders, crushers, and mobile belt tail pieces). Joy Mining Machinery company is a subsidiary of Joy Global. Sister company P&H Mining Equipment produces surface mining machinery.

Tempel Steel Company religiously manufactures magnetic steel laminations used in motors, ballasts, and transformers. The company also produces electrical and cold-rolled motor lamination steel that it sells to manufacturers, subcontractors, and other customers who use it to produce their own laminations. Tempel Steel is owned by the family of Tempel Smith Sr., who founded the company in a garage in 1945. In addition to its US operations, Tempel Steel has manufacturing facilities in Canada, China, India, and Mexico.

Valmont Industries has four business segments: Engineered Support Structures (metal poles and other structures for the lighting, traffic, and wireless communications industries), Irrigation (agricultural irrigation equipment sold under the Valley brand), Utility Support Structures (steel and concrete poles and other structures for the utility industry), and Coatings (galvanizing, anodizing, and powder coating services). Other operations include the manufacture of tubular products and industrial fastener distribution. The company sells its products in more than 100 countries, though the US accounts for more than 70% of sales. Founder Robert Daugherty owns about 16% of Valmont.

Sumitomo Rubber is on a roll and stays in the swing of things just sitting on the dock of a bay. A key player in the Sumitomo Rubber Group, Sumitomo Rubber Industries company is Japan's #2-maker of passenger, truck, and racecar tires. Its line offers aluminum car wheels, too. Sumitomo Rubber allies with Goodyear Tire & Rubber to make and sell Goodyear-brands in Japan, and Goodyear makes and markets Sumitomo's Dunlop brand tires in North America and Europe. Procurement and technological development are also linked. Sumitomo's smaller sister operations, SRI Sports, makes golf and tennis gear and SRI Hybrid, industrial wares such as precision rubber components for office automation equipment and marine products, dock fenders to skirts.

Manz Automation AG was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Reutlingen, Germany. Manz Automation AG, together with its subsidiaries, develops and manufactures systems and components for photovoltaic and LCD industries. It operates through four segments: Systems.Solar, Systems.Lcd, Systems.Aico, and Others. The Systems.Solar segment's activities include automation solutions for the production of crystalline silicon solar cells and system solutions for quality control and sorting of solar cells. The Systems.Lcd segment manufactures end-to-end lines for handling sensitive products in cleanroom conditions with a focus on substrate handling for the production of LCD flat-screen displays. The Systems.Aico segment involves in the handling of small parts for the production of hard metal parts and the sale of robot and control systems. The Others segment comprises the field of wet chemical processing equipment for the PCB industry; and manufacturing machines for the processing of paper, film, and packaging. It has strategic partnerships with Roth & Rau AG, Optomec, Basler AG, Rofin-Sanar Laser, Masdar PV, and Applied Materials. The company has operations in Europe, Asia, and the United States.

Shop-Vac Corporation is the leading manufacturer of wet/dry vacuums and their accessories (filters, hoses, nozzles, and replacement parts) for home and industrial use. The company also sells a two-in-one product, the Blow Vac. Shop-Vac sells its vacuums online (Amazon.com) and in home improvement centers, such as Lowe's, as well as in appliance, discount (Wal-Mart Stores), and hardware stores (Ace Hardware), nationwide and in Canada. The company also sells replacement parts, filters, and other accessories online.

If you aspire to acquire wire, then Nexans may be the supplier you desire. The manufacturer of copper, aluminum, and fiber-optic cables and wires provides products for the infrastructure, industry, building, and local area network (LAN) markets. Nexans' main focus is in the energy infrastructure sector where its cables are used for power production, transmission and distribution. Its industry segment offers cables used inside vehicles or for oil and gas materials handling. Structures such as office buildings and industrial complexes also utilize Nexans' cables for Ethernet networks, and fire safety systems. Customers around the world include engineering companies, installers, power utilities, and wholesalers.

Neenah Foundry makes gray and ductile iron castings (including cast iron tree grates and manhole covers) and forged components for the heavy municipal and industrial markets. Other products include bridge scuppers, curb inlets, floor drains, trenches, wheel guards, and other castings. Its products contain at least 85% recycled material from auto bodies and scrap iron. Founded in 1872, it has sales and distribution yards in 13 states. Customers include architects, engineers, city and state governments, and contractors. Parent Neenah Enterprises filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection along with its subsidiaries in February 2010 and emerged in July of the same year.

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