Gerber Scientific, Inc., through its subsidiaries, develops, manufactures, distributes, and services integrated automation equipment and software worldwide. Its Sign Making and Specialty Graphics segment markets printing equipment, software, and aftermarket supplies to sign makers, screen printers, exhibit and display houses, quick printers, award and trophy producers, and to the die making, short run, and sample making segments of the packaging industry. Its products comprise inkjet and thermal printing solutions, plotters and routers, and packaging systems; design and production software; aftermarket supplies, such as color foils, adhesive-backed vinyls, banner materials, and inks for inkjet printers; GerberGauge marking system; and various UV curable inks for inkjet products. The Apparel and Flexible Materials segment offers conceptual design, computer aided design pattern-making, and marking or nesting software; pattern design digitizers and large format plotters; computer aided manufacturing material spreading and single- and multi-ply cutting systems; product lifecycle management and product data management software for apparel brands and retailers for the management of product activities; precision laser-based templating, inspection, marking, and engraving solutions; aftermarket supplies, including spare parts and consumable materials; and customer training, technical support, and comprehensive maintenance and specialized support services. The Ophthalmic Lens Processing segment offers equipment, software, and supplies used in processing prescription eyewear. Its products include lens surfacing equipment, coating equipment, finishing equipment, full service laboratory equipment, and software. This segment serves wholesale lens production laboratories, retail eyewear chains, and independent eye care professionals, such as ophthalmologists, optometrists, and opticians.

President Steven Chavez founded Integrated Control Systems, Inc. in 1996. Integrated Control Systems, Inc. (ICSI) designs custom integration and automation systems to manage and control facility environments. Its systems monitor and control lighting, fire and security, heating, cooling, and ventilation equipment in commercial and institutional structures. Some of ICSI's product and service suppliers include Automated Logic, Veris, Siemens, and Dynacon. The company's clients have included The University of New Mexico Hospital, the Los Alamos National Laboratory, The University of Arizona, and the Center for Creative Leadership.

APO Holdings, doing business as APO Pumps and Compressors, distributes air compressor systems, pumps, and heat exchangers. Major brands include American Pneumatic, Ingersoll-Rand, Floway, and Toyo. The company also provides repairs, rentals, and technical services, which include air system audits and flow and pressure studies. It is Ohio's largest compressed air and pump sales and service provider. APO Pumps and Compressors began operating in 1967; it has offices in Canton, Cleveland, and Columbus, Ohio.

Curtiss-Wright Flow Control knows how to blow off a little steam. A Curtiss-Wright subsidiary, CWFC manufactures a slew of valves (steam relief, butterfly, solenoid), pumps, motors, generators, and related products to manage the pressure and flow of liquids and vapors. Its lineup is used in military/aerospace propulsion systems, equipment for nuclear power plants, refineries, petrochemical and chemical plants, as well as various industrial applications. Curtiss company also offers installation services. CWFC's two dozen-plus businesses include Farris Engineering, Sprague Products, Enertech, Target Rock, and DeltaValve. Farris is one of the world's top makers of pressure-relief valves used in processing industries.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) a member of the Mitsubishi keiretsu, manufactures machinery and equipment for myriad markets. Its operations are divided into six fields, including an other: Power systems (gas turbines, nuclear and thermal power plants); mass and medium-lot manufactured machinery (engines, forklift trucks, air conditioning and refrigeration systems, industrial tools); machinery and steel structures (chemical plants, bridges, material handling systems, compressors); aerospace (passenger jets, aeroengines, missiles, launch services); shipbuilding and ocean development (carriers and deep-sea platforms). MHI's core market is Japan.

Hung Hing began in 1950 as a small printing house located in Central, Hong Kong, founded by Mr Yam Cheong Hung, today's honorary Chairman. In the five decades that followed, Hung Hing expanded in the printing and manufacturing of paper, folding cartons, and corrugated containers; as well as a wide range of high end packaging products.In 1992, we listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (SEHK: 450), enabling the group to fund expansion in Southern China.Today, the Hung Hing Printing Group operates five plants in China and is headquartered in Hong Kong. We employ over 17,000 dedicated employees, and maintain production capabilities that are leading the industry.

Maysteel is a manufacturer of custom precision sheet metal enclosures, assemblies, and components; it also manufactures its own proprietary furniture and electrical and telecommunications enclosures and switches under the SmartBank and Trinetics brands. Products range from small fan plate enclosures to large computer server cabinets, electrical distribution enclosures, and vending machine and ATM machine bodies. Its contract manufacturing clients have included IBM, Cisco, and Rockwell Automation. The company is owned by investment firm Everett Smith Group. The company operates three manufacturing facilities -- two in Wisconsin and one in Ireland.

Panolam Industries makes table and counter tops, and that just scratches the surface! Panolam Industries produces thermally fused melanine panels, decorative surfaces, and high pressure laminates that are used in commercial, institutional, and residential projects across the US and Canada. Its thermofused panels, sold under the Panolam and Pionite trade names, are used in store fixtures and displays, kitchen and bath cabinets, office furniture, and shelves. Under its Conolite Aircraft Laminates brand, the company also manufactures cargo liners designed for aircraft underbellies. Panolam Industries filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in November 2009 and emerged in late December.

Flex-Kleen supplies dust particle collection and filtering equipment primarily for the chemical, petrochemical, food and dairy, minerals and clay, cement and rock products, and pharmaceutical markets. Its pollution control products include high-pressure and high-vacuum pulse-jet dust collectors, bin vent filters, welded modules, cartridge and pleated element filters, cyclone dust collectors, and data accumulation/operation monitors. Flex-Kleen sells its products throughout the US and internationally through Flex-Kleen Canada, a regional office in Shanghai, and manufacturing reps in Chile, Mexico, and the Philippines.

Pittards processes leather for use in gloves, footwear, and other goods.Pittards's glove leather division serves manufacturers of sport and dress clothing, as well as makers of military and other service-related uniforms. Its shoe and leather goods division produces cowhide leather for furniture, sporting goods, saddlery, and other products. Pittards' clients include Adidas, Louis Vuitton, Timberland, and Timex. The company has been in operation since 1826. Formerly 29%-owned by the founding Pittard family, Swedish investor Peter Gyllenhammar (backer of a number of other British manufacturing companies) bought a 65% stake in Pittards as part of its restructuring in 2006.

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