Hill & Smith Infrastructure Products Group (IPG) is a family of more than a dozen companies that provide a range of infrastructure and transportation products. The Hill & Smith Holdings subsidiary manufactures everything from bridge parapets and wire fences to steel tunnels and traffic poles. Its Hill & Smith division makes road safety barriers. IPG accounts for about half of its parent's revenue (the holding company's other segments deal in galvanizing services and building products). IPG focuses on four main sectors of the infrastructure market: roads, rail, security, and utilities.

Lasermax Roll Systems has its sights set on customers in need of some automation in their paper handling. Founded in 1987, Lasermax Roll Systems, Inc. offers automated paper-handling equipment, including paper unwinders, roll to sheet feeders, cutters, stackers, form folders, and rewinders. It also provides systems for commercial high-speed electronic printers, digital print providers, and direct mailers, as well as for clients in education, finance, government, insurance, and telecommunications industries. Lasermax products are manufactured in the US and Sweden and are distributed in 50 countries throughout the world.

Altorfer company sells and rents products for the agriculture, construction, landscaping, material handling, mining, manufacturing, and power generation industries. Its products include lift trucks, dozers, trailers, and power systems. In addition to Caterpillar, Altorfer represents manufacturers such as Mitsubishi and Challenger. It also provides maintenance and parts for every truck engine model made by Cat through its service locations. The company operates approximately 20 sales, rental, and service facilities in Illinois, Iowa, and Missouri. Altorfer was formed in 1957 by Edward Altorfer and continues to be operated by descendants of the founder.

Anvil International hammers out its profits by making a comprehensive range of pipe fittings, pipe hangers, and related products and services. Anvil International manufactures cast iron fittings, couplings, grooved and pipe fittings, pipe hangers, seamless pipe nipples, and valves. The company also provides basic design services, such as fabrication drawings to extended design services for air handling units, commercial piping, oilfield piping, and single-line routing systems. Anvil International has sales and distribution offices throughout the US. The company is a subsidiary of Mueller Water Products, which was spun off by Walter Industries in 2006.

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.

Gregory Poole Equipment Company provides construction and material handling equipment, agricultural equipment, stand-by power systems, truck and marine engines, and industrial cleaning supplies, as well as parts and maintenance services. Gregory Poole began distributing AGCO's Ag-Chem branded fertilizizing products in 2008. The company sells and rents new and used equipment from more than a dozen facilities throughout North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Gregory Poole was founded in eastern North Carolina in 1951 by James Gregory Poole Sr. and his uncle William Gregory.

ELE Advanced Technologies is a leading UK manufacturer of highly engineered, precision components for the aerospace, gas turbine, and automotive industries. Products include turbine blades, nozzle guide vanes, compressor blades, variable guide vanes, heat shields, and combustor linings for aerospace and industrial gas turbine use, as well as turbocharger components and turbine housings for automobiles. ELE also makes inflation adjusters and valves for the aircraft. Customers include Rolls-Royce, Alstom, Fiat, Raytheon, and Fuji Heavy Industries.

Day-Brite makes some 2 million fluorescent, high intensity discharge (HID), and emergency lights and fixtures a year, mostly for commercial and industrial use. Its product lines include Day-Brite Indoor HID, NiteBrites Outdoor HID, mcPhilben Emergency (exit signs), and Day-Brite Vandal resistant lighting. Day-Brite makes wiring systems (adapters, splitters, cables) used to connect its products in residential and commercial environments such as offices, retail establishments, and schools. Day-Brite's former parent, the Genlyte Group, was acquired by Philips Lighting Business Unit Professional Luminaires North America in 2008.

Roth & Rau Company provides production lines and equipment for the manufacturing of solar cells and films. Roth & Rau company primarily focuses on making plasma process equipment (for coating, modifying, and structuring surfaces). Roth & Rau serves customers such as businesses in the semiconductor and automotive sectors, research institutes and universities, and research and development departments in a variety of industries, including health care and textiles. Roth & Rau distributes its products around the globe.

Tuthill Corporation manufactures a variety of controls, couplings, linkages, pneumatic systems, pumps, transport and vacuum systems, and transfer systems for handling both fluids and gases. It also develops pedals and other controls for cars and buses, as well as heavy-duty suspensions and axles for trailers, trucks, RVs, off-road vehicles, and specialty vehicles such as fire trucks. Lastly, Tuthill's Plastics Group supplies custom injection-molding services. Tuthill Corporation manufactures its products at more than 20 factories around the world.

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