MegaPhase designs, develops, and makes broadband and high-frequency coaxial cable assemblies, as well as test cables, test adapters, coaxial connectors, and other products used to connect components inside a system. Applications have included testing cell phones (Sprint Nextel), handheld analyzers (Agilent), and antenna farms for anti-artillery and communications (US Marine Corps). Its custom-engineered cable assemblies are used in the US Army's Hunter tactical unmanned aerial vehicle program. MegaPhase products are also used in the broadband data, instrumentation, and semiconductor industries.

Voith AG operates in the paper, energy, mobility, and service markets worldwide. The company operates through four segments: Voith Hydro, Voith Paper, Voith Turbo, and Voith Industrial Services. The Voith Hydro segment supplies hydroelectric equipment, technology, and services to the renewable energy market. It offers hydro power components, such as Francis, Pelton, Kaplan, bulb, and pump turbines for the hydro power plants. This segment also produces generators and generator drive units for various kinds of turbines, as well as excitation and diagnostic systems, frequency converters, insulation systems, switching systems for voltages, and transformers. The Voith Paper segment provides process lines for the papermaking industry. This segment develops solutions for the paper making process for various types of paper comprising graphic grades, board, packaging papers, tissue paper, and special-purpose papers. It also manufactures forming fabrics, wet felts, and dryer fabrics for the cellulose and paper industry.

Hitachi Metals America(HMA), Founded in 1965.The North American outfit of Hitachi Metals makes and markets a slew of groundbreaking products. Its lineup includes auto castings, ceramics, cutting tools, gas piping parts, permanent magnets, radio frequency components and power inductors, sensors, and specialty steel. The company manages several sales offices and plants, two of which specialize in auto OEM machining and assembly. HMA serves largely the automotive, consumer goods, energy, information technology, and telecommunications industries. Despite the downturn in the auto industry, HMA has kept its supplier status with the reinvented Chrysler, led by Fiat.

Established in 1976, SICK, Inc. operates and distributes its products throughout the US, Canada, and Mexico. The North American subsidiary of German-based SICK AG, makes a wide range of factory and process automation products, including bar code scanners; laser measurement system sensors; and photoelectric, luminescence and contrast sensors, which are used to count, inspect, measure, determine volume, and sort products during various phases of production, distribution, and sales. SICK targets the automotive, packaging, electronics, postal, consumer goods, food and beverage, robotics, and material-handling markets.

Litelab has shunned the spotlight, it is just that it has seen that there is more money to be made in busway and track lighting products for architectural, suspended ceiling, and big-box grid commercial applications. The company, which formerly focused on serving the entertainment industry, produces track and track mounted lighting fixtures, down lights, spot lights, and wall washers for a range of uses. Litelab has received numerous awards and recognition from the American Institute of Architects and the International Association of Lighting Designers for its lighting products and fixtures.

Taylor Devices, Inc. engages in the design, development, manufacture, and marketing of shock absorption, rate control, and energy storage devices for use in various types of machinery, equipment, and structures. Taylor Devices company provides seismic dampers that ameliorate the effects of earthquake tremors on structures; Fluidicshoks, which are small and compact shock absorbers for primary use in the defense, aerospace, and commercial industry; and crane and industrial buffers for industrial application on cranes, ships, container ships, railroad cars, truck docks, ladle and ingot cars, ore trolleys, and car stops. It also offers self-adjusting shock absorbers that automatically adjust to different impact conditions for high cycle applications primarily in heavy industries; liquid die springs, which are used in the component parts of machinery and equipment used for the manufacture of tools and dies; and vibration dampers that are used primarily by the aerospace and defense industries to control the response of electronics and optical systems subjected to air, ship, or spacecraft vibration. Taylor Devices, Inc. sells its products through sales representatives and distributors in the North America, South America, Asia, Europe, and Australia. Taylor Devices company was founded in 1955 and is based in North Tonawanda, New York.

Preferred Utilities Manufacturing was founded in 1920. Preferred Utilities Manufacturing's business is divided into five units: Preferred Instruments makes instrumentation and control systems for combustion applications; Preferred Engineering provides support for nuclear power plant outage activities; Preferred Utilities manufactures fuel oil handling equipment; Preferred Services offers field services related to commissioning new combustion systems and instruments, as well as maintenance and calibration of existing systems; and W.N. Best Combustion makes burners for firing natural gas, fuel oil, and waste liquids.

The Tullis Russell Group comprises 3 manufacturing companies which operate on their own, and in conjunction with each other, to produce some of the finest quality papers in the world. This approach reflects our commitment to developing an integrated papermaking and converting business, which can offer our customers the highest possible levels of service and technical expertise. In addition the Group has wholly owned sales and distribution companies in Asia, Benelux, France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain and the USA. As well as being a significant supplier to the UK market, we are major exporters and supply our products in over fifty countries around the world.

Fabco Equipment thinks CATs are fab. Fabco company sells and rents new and used Caterpillar equipment and engines. It also holds an extensive inventory of parts and offers services that include fluids analysis, rebuilds, hydraulic services, and engine services. Fabco Equipment operates about 25 facilities throughout Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula and serves customers in the construction, agriculture, forestry, mining, trucking, marine, and power generation industries. Power for tailgaiting activities at Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers, stems from generators provided by Fabco. Chairman Joseph Fabick founded the company in 1982.

Altman Lighting company manufactures lighting equipment designed for theatrical illumination of stages, stores, museums, churches, even outdoor venues. Altman Lighting's broad assortment offers commercial, industrial, and institutional fixtures including electric lamps, bulbs, and tubes for use in film and video and architectural markets, among others. Extending its reach, the company operates a rental subsidiary, too, Altman Rentals. It restructured in 2009 to cope with the economic slump. Charles Altman founded the company in 1953. It is owned by the Altman family, led by his son, Robert, and grandson Randall Altman.

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