Capsonic Group specializes in high-volume production of custom molded plastic inserts and composites. Its products include connectors for electronics and vehicles; sensors for telecommunication devices; switch bases for power tools; and brush holders for office machines and appliances. About half of its sales are from automakers and component makers, such as GM, Ford, and Hewlett-Packard. Capsonic company operates a plant housing 50 30-ton to 300-ton presses that bind multiple plastic and metal materials to create one part. Its services include product design and prototyping. Sister company Capsonic Automotive produces solenoid switches and lighting components.

Toyobo is one of Japan's top makers of fibers and textiles, including synthetic fibers and natural fibers, such as cotton and wool. The Toyobo's textiles are designed for clothing, home furnishings, and for industrial uses. Its textiles include spandex yarn for apparel, polyurethane fiber for pantyhose, and yarns for airbags and tire cords. Toyobo also manufactures plastic films (industrial and packaging) and resins. Biochemical products (reagents and instruments), medical products (fiber membranes for artificial organs), and purification devices round out the company's primary manufacturing operations. Toyobo was founded in 1882 as Osaka Boseki and took the Toyobo name in 1914.

Founded in 1949, Toyoda Gosei North America Corporation. One of four regional subsidiaries of Japan-based Toyoda Gosei, the company researches, develops, and manufactures rubber- and polymer-based products (airbags, drivetrain parts, brake hoses, plastic fuel tanks, and instrument panels) and optoelectronics (LED lighting modules) for the automotive, aviation, traffic control, and telecommunications markets. Key customers include Toyota (about 36% of sales), General Motors, Honda, and Nissan. North America represents approximately 20% of its parent's regional sales.

Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding Company was established in 1917 as the shipbuilding division of Mitsui & Co. It separated from Mitsui 20 years later to become Tama Shipyard, then changed its name during WWII to Mitsui Shipbuilding & Engineering. Although nearly one-half of the company's sales come from building ships, including oil carriers and hull tankers, MES also makes industrial machinery (engines, boilers, gas turbines, and robotic systems) and constructs plants (for water treatment, oil refining, waste treatment facilities, gas chemistry, and chemicals). The company's other divisions build such steel structures as bridges, watergates, and penstocks.

AGY is a world leader in high performance materials used in a broad range of markets, including Automotive, Construction, Defense, Electronics, Aerospace, Marine, and Recreation. High performance materials in the form of glass fiber yarns and reinforcements provide our customers six vital enhanced properties:Strength, impact resistance, stiffness, temperature resistance, fatigue resistance and radar transparency.With a product portfolio developed for extreme performance utilizing a set of unique manufacturing platforms AGY provides tailored materials solutions to end use customers for the most demanding applications worldwide.

Founded in 1961, AIS Construction Equipment Corporation sells both used and new construction equipment, including back hoes, dozers, forklifts, wheel loaders, excavators, graders, skidsteers, and tractors made by such manufacturers as CNH, Caterpillar, Deere, and JCB. AIS Construction Equipment Corporation company, which operates throughout Michigan, also sells new and used parts and provides maintenance, rental and financing services, and training classes. AIS also provides on site diagnostic and repair and custom paint and decal services.

Founded in 1980, Precision Cable Assemblies, LLC, manufactures heavy gauge wire assemblies and ground straps for original equipment manufacturers. Today, we also manufacture battery cables, lead wire assemblies, and cable and wire harnesses. In November 1999, we earned ISO 9002 Certification, signifying our dedication to providing our customers with products that meet or exceed their expectations. PCA's current facilities consist of one manufacturing plant in the United States and a second location in Qingdao, China. The original 53,000 square foot facility, located in Brookfield, Wisconsin, serves as our corporate headquarters and handles the majority of our heavy gauge cable assemblies, wire harnesses and multi-conductor assemblies. The Qingdao facility is 70,000 square feet and will be used to produce larger more labor intensive wire harnesses. Our Engineering department works primarily out of the Brookfield location, building prototypes, creating work instructions based on customer prints, sourcing materials specified by customers, and drawing prints using AutoCAD 2000.The Brookfield location utilizes computer aided Artos and Amp cut, strip and termination equipment and have in-house tool and die capabilities. We manufacture the majority of our PVC wire requirements on 3 Davis Standard extruders, with state of the art speed and quality controls. In addition, we now stamp many of our own terminals locally on some of the finest high speed stamping equipment available.A sampling of the markets we service includes marine, lawn & garden, automotive, utilities, heavy duty truck chassis, semi-trailer, OEM off-highway, power distribution and snow removal equipment. We are certified suppliers, and have yearly blanket arrangements featuring just-in-time deliveries with many of our customers. We have developed EDI and bar coding, and Kanban capabilities.

Placon Corporation company makes thermoformed plastic stock and custom packaging for retail, food, and medical markets. Its primarily clear packaging is made from recycled polyethylene terephthalate (PET; the kind of plastic used in water and soft drink bottles). Placon offers retail market manufacturers (in electronics, hardware, health and beauty, household, office products, and sporting goods) a range of more than 150 clamshells (packaging boxes) from which to choose. The business operates two manufacturing plants in the US and China. Placon Corporation company was formed in 1966 by Tom Mohs with a small thermoforming machine that he built in the basement of his home.

Sundyne Corporation company designs and manufactures centrifugal pumps, compressors, and blowers for the process fluid and gas industries. Its products are geared primarily towards petrochemical, food and dairy, refinery, pharmaceutical, and general industry applications. Sundyne also offers factory overhaul and repair, parts supply, and engineering services. Sundyne Corporation company maintains manufacturing locations in France, Germany, Japan, the UK, and the US. It serves customers in more than 100 countries. Sundyne is a subsidiary of UTC's Hamilton Sundstrand unit.

ATI Wah Chang (formerly Wah Chang, which in part means "great development") creates specialty metals and chemicals. Wah Chang principally makes zirconium mill products, as well as other corrosion-resistant specialty metals such as hafnium, niobium, titanium, and vanadium. The company's products are used in industries including aerospace, chemical processing, energy production, medical, and consumer goods. It also provides laboratory services for metal testing and analysis. Its Ti Wire division makes titanium bar and wire products, while business unit Midwest Laboratory performs radiological monitoring. The company, now a subsidiary of Allegheny Technologies, dates back to a trading company founded in 1916.

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