Cousins Leo and Ted Bachhuber founded Mayville Engineering Company, Inc. in 1945 inside a rented garage in Mayville, Wisconsin. Mayville Engineering Company (MEC) manufactures shotshell reloading machinery and equipment, used by hunters, sport shooting enthusiasts, and sporting goods stores. MEC also provides coating, welding, riveting, painting, and mechanical assembly services. Mayville company sells its products to customers worldwide, though Australia, Brazil, China, England, Egypt, Germany, Kuwait, and Singapore generate some of its largest sales. Employees own more than 90% of Mayville Engineering, which realizes about $123 million in sales per year.

Powell Industries, Inc. develops, designs, manufactures, and services equipment and systems for the management and control of electrical energy and other critical processes in the transportation, environmental, energy, industrial, and utility industries. It operates in two segments, Electrical Power Products and Process Control Systems. The Electrical Power Products segment offers engineered-to-order electrical power distribution and control systems designed to distribute, monitor, and control the flow of electrical energy, as well as to provide protection to motors, transformers, and other electrically-powered equipment. Its products include power control room substation packages, traditional and arc resistant distribution switchgear, medium-voltage circuit breakers, offshore generator and control modules, monitoring and control communications systems, motor control centers, and bus duct systems. This segment serves oil and gas producers, oil and gas pipelines, refineries, petrochemical plants, electrical power generators, public and private utilities, co-generation facilities, mining/metals, pulp and paper plants, transportation systems, governmental agencies, and other industrial customers. The Process Control Systems segment designs and delivers technology solutions that enable customers to manage their transportation, environmental, and energy management processes and facilities. Its products consist principally of instrumentation, computer controls, communications, and data management systems to control and manage critical processes.

Gamma Holding probably has the appropriate cloth. The textile maker offers a variety of goods through two units. Gamma Industrial Solutions makes industrial textiles, including coated conveyor belts and process belts; filters and screens; coatings, anti-ballistic materials, and industrial knitted cloth; and high-tech sailcloth. Gamma Lifestyle Fabrics makes patterned fabrics for mattress ticking, automobile upholstery, and African-print cloth. The company has operations in about 40 countries around the world and 17 states of the US. Gamma gets more than half of its sales outside Europe.

Founded in 1990, KEM-TRON Technologies, Inc. operates a facility in Texas, and a service and maintenance hub in Russia. KEM-TRON Technologies is credited with developing a line of dewatering systems used in zero liquid discharge/closed loop mud systems. KEM-TRON company designs, manufactures, and distributes equipment for solids separation and polymer applications. Its multifunctional linear motion shaker/mud cleaner, used in mobile mud systems, touts simultaneous flow line running with hydro-cyclone underflow cleaning. Other products include a jet shearing and mixing system, integral to drilling rigs, and a vacuum degasser, to separate gases. KEM-TRON units are installed in some 30 countries.

DS Smith is the UK's #1 producer of paper and corrugated packaging products. The company's lineup includes conventional cardboard packaging used to ship fresh produce, prepared foods, and other consumer goods; decorative packaging for point-of-sale displays; and heavy-duty corrugated boxes used to transport heavy or fragile products. Subsidiaries DS Smith Packaging, DS Smith Kaysersberg, and St. Regis Paper drive operations from more than 50 plants across Europe. Distribution of office products is run through its Spicers subsidiary. Subsidiary DS Smith Plastics makes plastic products required for liquid packaging and dispensing, and other applications.

Firth Rixson is continually aligning its plants and aggregated capabilities with the needs of customers worldwide.The origins of Firth Rixson Limited go back to the early 1800's with continual growth and expansion ever since, not just in terms of the quality products the company produces but also with our relationships with customers. The company, renowned for being the world's largest ring manufacturer, has significantly developed across a spectrum of industrial markets.

Printpack wraps its array of flexible and rigid packaging around salty snacks, confections, baked goods, and cereal, as well as tissues and paper towels. The company's packaging includes plastic film, aluminum foil, metalized films, and paper with specialized coatings, as well as cast and blown monolayer and co-extruded films. Its sustainable lineup is marketed under the Natura brand. Blue-chip clients include Frito-Lay, Georgia-Pacific, General Mills, and Quaker Oats. Printpack manufactures packaging at more than 25 plants in the US, UK, Mexico, Poland, and China. For more than half a century the Love family has owned Printpack company; Dennis Love, the son of Printpack's founder, serves as president.

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.

Lawrence Pumps pumps out a variety of fluid handling products from its Lawrence, Massachusetts home base. Founded in 1935, Lawrence Pumps company manufactures axial, vertical line, and submersible pumps for use in the chemical, mining, petroleum, and steelmaking industries. Its innovative products include canned motor pumps for highly abrasive chemical slurries, cryogenic pumps (for use in liquid nitrogen and oxygen operations), and loop-reactor axial flow pumps for use in processing polyolefins. Lawrence Pumps also offers parts and repair services. Its engineering department designs new pumps in-house. Its products are sold via offices in the US, China, Singapore, and Holland and a global sales network.

Since 1969, Romac Industries, Inc. has been manufacturing superior pipe fittings and tools for the waterworks industry. Innovation is a tradition at Romac. Since the first all stainless steel repair clamp, Romac has led the way in bringing the industry new and better products.

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