The Raymond Corporation manufactures electric material-handling equipment, including fork lifts, pallet trucks, stackers, and sideloaders. The company's trucks travel more than 400 million warehouse miles a year, and are used by a majority of FORTUNE 100 companies. In addition to grocery distributors and home improvement stores (its core customers), Raymond also supplies the medical/pharmaceutical, department store, and retail furniture and computer industries, among others. The Raymond Corporation company, a subsidiary of Toyota Industries, provides driver training, and rents and leases its products in addition to selling them. Raymond's parts division stocks some 250,000 parts, a number of which are branded RayBuilt products.

Ingersoll Machine Tools, a unit of Italy's Camozzi Group, makes manufacturing systems, machine parts, and other related products, while also offering contract manufacturing, engineering, and other services. Products include assembly machines, crankshaft machines, drilling systems, flexible manufacturing centers, high-velocity machines, vertical turning lathes, and die machines. Prominent customers include Caterpillar and Lockheed Martin. Formerly a division of the bankrupt Ingersoll International, Ingersoll Machine Tools was resurrected in October 2003 after federal regulators approved the Camozzi Group purchase. Attilio Camozzi is the owner and founder of Camozzi Group.

GSI Group has its laser sights set on manufacturing. The global company makes components for precision motion and motion control products for niche markets, and laser-based manufacturing systems primarily for the semiconductor, telecommunications, and electronics industries. Laser functions include marking, tuning, drilling, placement, and inspection, and are used in lithography, industrial processing, medical, and military applications. Manufacturing facilities are located in the US, China, and the UK; products are sold directly or through distributors to OEMs. Customers in the Asia/Pacific region account for more than half of the company's sales.

Sandvik Process Systems' toughness is steel belted. The subsidiary of Sandvik's Materials Technology segment, manufactures machinery and steel belts for internal merchandise movement and management, which are used in the food, chemical, and material-handling industries. Sandvik Process Systems company is made up of various product areas that include belts, process solutions like cooling systems and film and sheet casting, press plates for laminate production, and equipment and systems for heat recovery systems.

Marvac Scientific Company's vacuum pumps are mechanical high-vacuum pumps used for scientific and industrial applications. Its heavy-duty belt drive pumps are used in neon sign manufacturing, as well as in laboratory settings. Its heavy-duty direct drive product line is designed for dehydration and some scientific uses, while the standard-duty direct drive models are used in the refrigeration service field. Marvac has phased out manufacturing of vacuum pumps due to overseas competition, but it continues to provide spare parts and repair services for its products. Marvac company has branched out into radiator adaptors and testers.

Uniweld Products manufactures welding equipment, pressure gauges and thermometers, and heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, and refrigeration (HVAC-R) tools. Products include air and fuel kits, flame tools, balloon inflators, medical gauges, vacuum pumps, leak detectors, automotive manifolds, tubing tools, and more. Uniweld Products company serves the welding, air-conditioning, refrigeration, plumbing, heating, automotive, and maintenance industries from its warehouses in Las Vegas and Houston, and its offices in Canada, Ecuador, Lebanon, Singapore, and the US.

Ballard Power Systems Inc. engages in the design, development, manufacture, sale, and service of fuel cell products for motive and stationary power markets primarily in the United States, Canada, Japan, and Germany. It operates in three segments: Fuel Cell Products, Contract Automotive, and Material Products. The Fuel Cell Products segment provides fuel cell products and services for material handling and bus, back-up power, supplemental power, and distributed generation applications. The Contract Automotive segment engages in contract manufacturing light-duty automotive fuel cell products, as well as offers testing and engineering services. The Material Products segment provides carbon fiber material products principally for automotive applications and gas diffusion layer material for fuel cell products.

Gradall makes non-traditional telescopic boom material handlers, traditional conventional knuckle booms, rough-terrain wheeled and industrial maintenance machines, and mine scalers, as well as spare parts for its products. Contractors use Gradall's material handlers for lumber and other materials; its industrial machines tackle tough mining, railroad construction, and hazardous waste removal jobs. In 2006 parent JLG Industries sold Gradall to maintenance and agricultural equipment maker Alamo Group. Gradall supports Alamo's Vacall subsidiary, which makes sewer cleaning equipment, hydro-excavators and vacuum loaders.

Harbin Electric, Inc. (Harbin Electric) is a holding company. It designs, develops, manufactures, supplies and services a range of electric motors, including linear motors, specialty micro-motors and industrial rotary motors. It sells its products in China, but also to certain international markets. The Company operates four manufacturing facilities in China: Harbin Tech Full Electric Co., Ltd. (Harbin Tech Full), Shanghai Tech Full Electric Co., Ltd. (Shanghai Tech Full), Weihai Tech Full Simo Motor Co., Ltd. (Weihai Tech Full) and Xi’an Tech Full Simo Motor Co., Ltd. (Xi’an Tech Full Simo). The Company offers three product lines: linear motors (LMs) and integrated systems, specialty micro-motors and industrial rotary motors. The Company offers a range of industrial rotary motors, including small, medium, and large-sized motors and some specialized motors, such as high/low voltage motors and speed control motors. The Company acquired Xi’an Tech Full Simo in October 2009.

Tricorn Group helps its customers put the pieces together. It designs, manufactures, and distributes environmental engineering products. The group's primary operating companies are Malvern Tubular Components (tubular components and assemblies), Maxpower Automotive (tube manipulations and pipe assemblies), Redman Fittings (pipe jointing systems), RMDG Aerospace (pipes and fittings for aircraft), and issquared (engineering consulting services). Tricorn supplies customers worldwide in the manufacturing, power generation, and utilities industries, among others.

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