Boral USA operates some of the largest brick and clay tile manufacturing businesses in the US. The company's operations include Boral Bricks, fly ash (cement substitute) marketer Boral Material Technologies Inc (BMTI), and construction materials (concrete/sand deposits and quarries). The company's Boral Brick business manufactures about 1.5 billion bricks annually through about 15 brick plants in the US, making it a leading domestic brick maker. Boral acquired a 100% stake in concrete roof tile maker MonierLifetile and is combining it with subsidiary US Tile (clay roof tile), to create Boral Roofing. Boral USA is a division of Australian building and construction materials supplier Boral Limited.

Commercial Steel Treating likes to give commerce a treat by processing steel. Operating one of the largest metal processing plants in the US, Commercial Steel Treating offers a wide array of heat treating and metal finishing services to the automotive, aeronautical and manufacturing industries. Its capabilities include continuous and batch hardening, salt bath nitriding and gas nitriding, among others. Curtis Metal Finishing, a subsidiary, operates three processing plants, which provide electrodeposition, dip-spin painting, and phosphating to enhance corrosion protection on automotive and other fasteners.

R&R Products manufactures commercial golf course accessories including ball washers, sand trap rakes, and golf club cleaners. R&R also sells a line of turf products (spray applicators, irrigation gauges, and submersible pumps) and power equipment (generators, mowers, chainsaws, power washers, and leaf blowers) made by other manufacturers including Briggs & Stratton, Kubota, and Husqvarna. Safety equipment, such as chemical distribution cans, storage cabinets, and personnel safety wear, is included in R&R's lineup.

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.

The Krones Group, headquartered in Neutraubling, Germany, plans, develops, and manufactures machines and complete lines for the fields of process technology, bottling, canning and packaging, plus intralogistics. Every day, millions of bottles, cans and specially-shaped containers are “processed” on lines from Krones; particularly in breweries, the soft-drinks sector and at still-wine, sparkling-wine and spirits producers, but also in the food and luxury goods sectors, as well as the chemical, pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries. Since being founded in 1951, Krones has evolved far beyond its original role as a mere producer of machinery and bottling lines. The company has meanwhile become an “all-round partner” for its customers, creating harmonious, optimised synergies of mechanical engineering, line-related expertise, process technology, microbiology and information technology. Today, Krones is synonymous with “systems engineering”.

Primex Plastics Corporation's talents lie between the sheets -- the custom-extruded plastic sheets that Primex Plastics Corporation company manufactures. Primex's products are based on a family of synthetic resins and sheet molding compounds, including polystyrene (HIPS), polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), polyester (PETG), and ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene). The sheets are used in a myriad of products, from food and medical trays to cosmetics packaging, truck caps and bedliners, outdoor signs, paddle boats, and portable toilets. Primex operates in conjunction with subsidiaries O'Neil Color & Compounding, Pace Industries, Woodruff, and its UK arm Primex Plastics Limited. Privately held ICC Industries owns the Primex.

NKT Holding A/S has since 1991 been the financial owner and parent company of the wholly-and partly owned companies, which since then have been the group's business foundation. The capital and the Group's financial strength is rooted in NKT Holding.It is NKT Holding, which has overall responsibility for managing these resources in a constructive interaction with the group companies' management and employees.The primary task of NKT Holding's board and directors is to ensure the long-term business foundation, thereby creating value for shareholders NKTs.

Cartiere Burgo is one of Europe's largest paper producers, manufacturing about 3 million tons of paper a year. Cartiere Burgo heads the Burgo Group, a chain of companies that supply everything from plant services to electricity for Cartiere Burgo company. Paper -- including woodfree-coated, uncoated, specialty, packaging, and newsprint -- accounts for nearly 90% of group sales. Cartiere Burgo also makes chemical, wood, and de-inked pulp and sells the excess electricity it generates as a by-product of its production processes. Cartiere Burgo merged with competitor, the Marchi Group, in 2004, and Marchi holds 48% of the combined company.

Daktronics, Inc., through its subsidiaries, engages in the design, manufacture, marketing, and support of electronic display systems, as well as related products, maintenance, and professional services worldwide. Daktronics's products include sports products, such as indoor and outdoor scoreboards, timing systems, digit displays, sound systems, statistics software, and other related products; and automated rigging and hoist products comprising automated rigging systems, which complement arena center-hung scoreboard/display systems for small and large sporting facilities. It also offers video products consisting of displays, such as a number of pixels capable of creating various levels of video, graphics, and animation, as well as controllers that manage the operation of the display; commercial products, which include various indoor and outdoor applications primarily as graphics and text-based displays; and transportation products, including a range of LED-based display products for road management, parking, mass transit, and aviation applications. In addition, Daktronics provides software products, including Venus 1500 control software that allows the creation, display, and scheduling of dynamic text and basic graphics content on electronic displays; Venus 7000 display control system, which controls multi-color displays and video displays; and Visiconn control software that is used to display targeted messages to specific audiences and to control large networks of digital displays.

Task Force Tips Inc. company manufacturers hand held and remote controlled fire suppression products such as nozzles, valves, and injection equipment that can deliver both water and foam. It also makes a wide range of repair kits for its various systems. Other products include nozzles capable of spraying de-icing fluids (glycol and water) to aircraft surfaces or putting out oil refinery fires. About 10% of the Task Force Tips' employees are active firefighters and some 20% have been firefighters at some time in the past. The company's global salesforce is represented in 30 countries, with about 30% of the company's sales being made outside the US.

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