Plymouth Rubber Company, Inc. company makes a range of vinyl and rubber electrical tapes, automotive harness tapes, industrial tapes and films, and highway striping tapes. It sells primarily to the auto and electrical supply, utility and automotive industries. Plymouth Rubber's Brite-Line Technologies subsidiary makes highway marking and safety products, and Spain-based Plymouth Rubber Europa makes vinyl and cloth-based insulating tapes. Plymouth Rubber filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in 2005 and emerged in 2006 when Long Dash PRC LLC, largely owned by Chrysalis Capital Partners, bought a majority stake in Plymouth Rubber company.

Jungheinrich is getting rich from the development of urban jungles around the world. Jungheinrich is one of Europe's leading manufacturers of material handling equipment, such as pallet-lifting trucks and forklifts. Other products include high-lift order pickers, racks, reach trucks, and sidelift trucks. Jungheinrich company manufactures its products under the Jungheinrich and MIC brand names. It also services, leases, and resells equipment. Jungheinrich offers product logistics consulting, radio data transmission services, and warehouse administration software. Jungheinrich company sells its products worldwide directly, as well as through distributors and dealers.

Komatsu Ltd. engages in the development, manufacture, marketing, and sale of industrial-use products and services worldwide. The company operates in two segments, Construction, Mining, and Utility Equipment; and Industrial Machinery and Others. The Construction, Mining, and Utility Equipment segment offers excavating equipment, such as hydraulic excavators, mini excavators, and backhoe loaders; loading equipment, including wheel, mini wheel, and skid-steer loaders; grading and roadbed preparation equipment comprising bulldozers, motor graders, and vibratory rollers; and hauling equipment that include off-highway and articulated dump trucks, and crawler carriers. It also provides forestry equipment, such as harvesters, forwarders, and feller bunchers; tunneling machines, including shield machines, tunnel-boring machines, and small-diameter pipe jacking machines; recycling equipment comprising mobile debris crushers, mobile soil recyclers, and mobile tub grinders; industrial vehicles, such as forklift trucks; railroad maintenance equipment; engines and components, including diesel engines, diesel generator sets, and hydraulic equipment; steel castings and iron castings; and logistics services, such as packing and transport. In addition, this segment provides equipment rental services.

NACCO Industries, Inc., through its subsidiaries, engages in lift trucks, small appliances, specialty retail, and mining businesses primarily in the Americas, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific. It designs, engineers, manufactures, sells, services, and leases a line of lift trucks and aftermarket parts under the Hyster, Yale, UNISOURCE, MULTIQUIP, and PREMIER brand names to light and heavy manufacturers, trucking and automotive companies, rental companies, building materials and paper suppliers, lumber, metal products, warehouses, retailers, food distributors, container handling companies, and domestic and foreign governmental agencies. The company also offers materials handling equipment, as well as sweepers, aerial work platforms, personnel carts, rough terrain forklifts, other equipment, and racking and shelving. In addition, it designs, markets, and distributes small electric household appliances, as well as commercial products for restaurants, bars, and hotels under the Hamilton Beach, eclectrics, and Proctor Silex brand names primarily to retail merchants and wholesale distributors.

Letica has plastic containers by the gallon -- and other sizes as well. Owned and run by the Letica family, Letica Corp. is a nationwide maker of plastic packaging, from buckets to cups, some of which use recycled material. Letica Corporation company produces one- to seven-gallon commercial containers, often with multi-color labels. In addition to a rigid packaging segment, Letica's Maui foodservice packaging offers plastic injection-molded, thin-wall containers and lids, as well as paper containers. Products are transported to customers and backhauled by a freightlines segment. Customizing containers for specific applications, Letica caters to building material suppliers, hardware stores, and retail and restaurant outlets.

Foley is an authorized dealer/distributor for sales, rentals, and service of more than 300 types of new and used Caterpillar construction machines in New Jersey. Its lineup includes compact machines (backhoes, skid steers), paving equipment, wheel loaders, dozers, and excavators. The company also rents and sells diesel, gas, and bio-fuel power generation products, such as generator sets and cogeneration systems, as well as air compressors and dryers, marine engines, and mobile standby power units made by Caterpillar. Foley offers maintenance, repair, parts, and financing, too. Founded in 1957, Foley is owned and led by the Foley family.

Ziegler Inc. was founded in 1914 by W.H. Ziegler. Caterpillar dealership Ziegler Inc., also known as Ziegler Cat, sells and leases new and used Caterpillar brand equipment for multiple industries including construction, forestry, mining, and waste. With a large rural sales territory, Ziegler's also sells Challenger brand tractors and combines built by Agco Corp. (whose engines and components are made by CAT), and other ag equipment makers, as well as related industrial work tools. Sales are leveraged by stocking over 250,000 parts for Caterpillar and non-CAT equipment. Other services include product support and on-site maintenance.

Imerys SA company extracts and processes industrial minerals into various materials that enhance the production of goods in a range of markets. Operations are split into four groups: Pigments for Paper is the world's #1 producer of kaolin, a key mineral in papermaking. Market leaders too, Imerys' Minerals for Ceramics, Refractories, Abrasives & Foundry group offer minerals for porcelain, floor tile, electronics, and metallurgy; Performance & Filtration Minerals cater to breathable polymer films and diatomite-based products; and Materials and Monolithics drive bricks, roof tiles, and kiln furniture. More than 20% of sales are in developing regions.

Kurabo Industries produces yarn and knitted and woven fabrics primarily from cotton, wool, and synthetic materials. Kurabo's fabrics are used in clothing as well in filters for the chemical and biomedical industries. The company also manufactures other goods including electronic color matching systems, foam, plastic, and waste treatment products. Kurabo was founded in 1888.

TMD has grown from this modest beginning into a full service supplier with over 900 employees, 5 manufacturing plants, a highly sophisticated R&D center, test lab, and tooling facility. The continuing success of TMD is largely attributed to our recognition of and quick response to significant trends in industrial sectors. With the increase in merger and acquisition activity and the growing internationalization of suppliers, manufacturers are seeking out suppliers that build complete component systems for assembly.

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