Unette Corporation is a contract manufacturer and packing services firm for the personal care and household products industries. The company, whose mainstay is single-use tubes, operates out of a 90,000 sq. ft. warehouse. Unette's also provides recloseable tube and jar filling services. Its customers include Estae Lauder, 3M, Procter & Gamble, Mattel, Hasbro, and others. Unette has been in operation since 1955, when founder Frank Brown invented the first tear-top plastic tubes (more commonly known as squeeze tubes).

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.

K-Tron International helps manufacturers watch their weight. Operating via subsidiary companies, K-Tron has two key lines: A Process Group makes feeders that let manufacturers control the flow (by weight or volume) of bulk solids and liquids during manufacturing processes. The group also builds pneumatic conveying systems that use vacuum and pressure to precisely control the flow of ingredients to make pharmaceutical, food, chemical, and plastic products. K-Tron Electronics produces and tests electronic assemblies for the group, as well as sells to regional OEMs. A Size Reduction Group makes equipment for crushing and conveying materials, such as coal and wood. Casket maker Hillenbrand acquired K-Tron in 2010.

Smurfit Kappa Group (SKG) is a world player in paper based packaging with leading market positions in Europe and in Latin America. With sales in 2009 of € 6 billion and around 38,000 employees, the Smurfit Kappa Group is a focused player in paper based packaging. Operating in 30 countries (21 in Europe and 9 in Latin America), it is the European leader in containerboard, solid board, corrugated and solid board packaging and has a key position in several other packaging and paper market segments including graphic board and sack paper. It is a market leader in corrugated in Latin America and occupies the number two position in containerboard there. Its Group headquarters are in Dublin with regional headquarters in Paris (Europe) and Miami (Latin America).

PCC Airfoils is a subsidiary of Precision Castparts, manufactures geometry blades, vanes, and vane segments used in the high-temperature turbines of commercial and military jet engines and power generation equipment. The company's products use both directionally solidified and single crystal casting to engineer the vanes, or airfoils, to withstand the increasingly high temperatures demanded by the aerospace industry. The temperatures are increasingly high as a result of the more and more common demand for higher performing and more fuel efficient aircraft. PCC Airfoils has manufacturing plants in the US, Mexico, and the UK.

QST continues to be family-owned and operated. The five generations of capable, visionary leadership began with Sam Haber and continued with his sons Michael and William, followed in the 1940s by Ely Lionheart, Michael's son-in-law, and Samuel Haber, William's son. The generational leadership has continued with Tom Danch, and Bill Haber. The fifth generation, the generation for the new millennium, continues with brothers Michael and Alex Danch.

Mohawk Industries is the second-largest maker of commercial and residential carpets, rugs, and other floor coverings in the US (after Shaw Industries) and one of the largest carpet makers in the world. It produces woven and tufted broadloom carpets and rugs under such names as Mohawk, Aladdin, Durkan, Karastan, and Bigelow. Mohawk's Dal-Tile International division is one of the US's largest makers of ceramic tile and stone flooring. Laminate, wood, and vinyl flooring, round out Mohawk's operations. The company sells its wares to about 40,000 customers, including carpet retailers, home centers, mass merchandisers, department stores, and dealers.

We’re known nationwide not just as a supplier of hardware for the garage door industry, but as an innovator in solving your problems and engineering the hardware you need to do your job.The reasons to call Action just keep growing. Over the past few months, we’ve been busy stocking our warehouse with over 200 new items. From weatherseals, brushes, aluminum retainers and dock kits to clip-on guide seals, hardware, control accessories and—now—even a full line of cable and fastener products. Whether you supply the actual prototype or just a design idea, we can create the drawing, make the tooling, and send back samples, while developing a streamlined production process to meet budgetary constraints.So along with the great advice you’ve always counted on us for, you can enjoy great value on just about every product you need to do any project right—including the one you’re working on today.

Columbus McKinnon Corporation designs, manufactures, and markets material handling products and services for commercial and industrial end-user markets in the United States and internationally. The company offers electric and electric wire rope hoists, hand-operated hoists, winches, lever tools, and air-powered balancers and hoists under Budgit, Chester, CM, Coffing, Little Mule, Pfaff, Shaw-Box, and Yale brand names; hoist trolleys; and below-the-hook tooling, clamps, pallet trucks, and textile strapping. It also provides alloy, carbon steel, load, carbon steel welded-link, and kiln chains for use in overhead lifting, pulling, restraining, hoists, load securing, and other non-overhead lifting applications; alloy and carbon steel closed-die forged attachments, including hooks, shackles, hitch pins, and master links for use in chain, wire rope, and textile rigging applications; and carbon steel forged and stamped products, such as loadbinders, logging tools, and other securing devices.

H. Paulin & Co. manufactures and distributes fittings, fasteners, screws, bolts, fluid system components, automotive parts, and other hardware. Its over 50,000 fastener products are used by OEMs to make everything from cars and aircraft to lawnmowers and medical equipment. It also provides products to retail distribution outlets such as Home Depot. H. Paulin's fluid products include plumbing and gas fittings and aftermarket automotive parts. The company also makes a line of screwdrivers and accessories under the Pro-Tip name, and it provides inventory management services. H. Paulin operates about 10 manufacturing and distribution facilities in Canada and the US.

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