Toyo Tire & Rubber's products are all around. The company manufactures and sells tires for cars, trucks, and buses. To round out its product line-up, Toyo makes automotive components such as seat cushions and anti-vibration rubber products. Its other products include rigid and flexible polyurethane foam, waterproof and sealing sheets, thermal insulation materials, bridge bearings, and hoses. Toyo derives more than 45% of its sales from Japan, with the balance driven through subsidiaries in Australia, China, Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia. It captures almost a quarter of the imported Japanese tire market.

Clarion Technologies, Inc. and its subsidiaries operate as a custom injection molding company in North America. It provides mold design and engineering services, mold manufacturing, injection molding, and post molding assembly to customers in the automotive and consumer goods industries. Clarion Technologies company produces injection molded thermoplastic products for its customers on a contract basis. Clarion Technologies’ products include automotive interior and exterior trim parts; components of seating systems; outdoor product components; and home appliance parts, such as parts for refrigerators. It also provides program management; and industrial design, engineering, prototyping, and tooling from concept through delivery of complete assemblies. In addition, Clarion Technologies company offers customers post-molding secondary services, including ultrasonic inserting and welding, heat staking, solvent bonding, finishing, machining, assembly, and online packaging. Clarion Technologies’ markets its services through direct sales activities and independent manufacturer’s representative organizations. Clarion Technologies company was founded in 1988

Multi-Shifter company manufactures industrial battery handling equipment, including battery changing vehicles, storage, washing, and wastewater filtration systems. Its products are distributed largely to companies that operate electrically powered forklift trucks. Since its founding in 1974, Multi-Shifter has installed more than 2,000 battery handling systems across North America, Australia, and Europe; over 200 of these workhorses are touted to be 15 to 20 years old, and still operating. Multi-Shifter garners the business of blue chip companies, such as Apple, Ford Motor, General Electric, and Michelin. Multi-Shifter is owned and led by its founder's son, John Pratt.

FiberMark makes its mark with flexible fibers. FiberMark company manufactures an array of fiber-based textiles and papers. Its capabilities range from papermaking to nonwoven production and converting processes, such as saturating and coating. FiberMark products are used in industrial and consumer markets: Office and school (pressboards and edge binding tapes); publishing (CD covers and carton stock); luxury packaging (book and box coverings); technical/industrial (jean labels, wallpaper, vacuum bags); graphic design (book covers); and crafting (textured paper). FiberMark company has seven manufacturing sites in the northeast US, and one in the UK. It is owned by American Securities Capital Partners.

The Angle Ring Company shapes and bends large steel and aluminum beams and tubes for use in the construction of structural frameworks.Angle Ring also has the capability to bend angle rings and segments using its large bending machines and to bend rolled steel channels, parallel flange channels, tapered flanges, and European parallel flanges. Other services include plate rolling, press braking, and welding. End uses for the company's fabricated structural materials include bridges, offshore construction projects, and sports arenas. The Angle Ring Company was founded in 1951.

Von Roll has rolled out a new business segment -- Von Roll Elco Transformers -- and added it to its existing portfolio which includes Von Roll Insulation and Von Roll Composites. Its insulation products are used in generators, motors, switchgears, and transformers. Its composite materials are used in industries ranging from paper production to household appliance manufacturing, as well as ballistic protection, electricity distribution, cable protection, and transportation. Von Roll Holding Ltd. company has supplied its wares to customers including ABB, Alstom, Emerson Electric, General Electric, and Toshiba. Von Roll is represented in 19 countries, and staffs over 3,000 employees at 32 sites.

Polar opposites attract profits at Walker Magnetics Group. Walker Magnetics Group company custom designs and manufactures a vast line of magnetic tools for work-holding, material handling and separation applications. From electromagnetic chucks to lifting devices, recycling and separation equipment, Walker Magnetics Group company caters to just about every industry (textiles to transformers, and fishing boats) that uses steel. The company's Canadian operation even built the world's largest (88-ton) suspended electromagnet, as certified by the Guinness Book of World Records. Its magnetic conveying systems are widely used by makers of cans and canned goods. Operations reach 190 countries with manufacturing and R&D sites in the US, Canada, and Europe.

Pilkington North America manufactures and markets flat and safety glass for the building and automotive markets. Its sales are made up of 73 percent automotive products and 27 percent building products. The North American automotive business is made up of 56 percent Original Equipment (OE) and 44 percent Automotive Glass Replacement (AGR). The Group has six float glass lines, six automotive glass fabrication operations, and a network of some 100+ wholesale centers supplying automotive replacement glass.

Calgon Carbon makes activated carbons and purification systems and offers purification, separation, and concentration services to the industrial process and environmental markets. The company provides activated, impregnated, and acid-washed carbons (about 130 million pounds annually) for use in applications such as food processing, wastewater treatment, and emissions control. Calgon Carbon also sells equipment that uses activated carbon and ion exchange resins for the purification of products in the chemical, food, and pharmaceutical industries. The company's consumer products include charcoal and carbon cloth.

Amcor Packaging Distribution offers its goods as a package deal. Amcor company designs, manufactures, sells, and distributes a slew of corrugated products, from cartons and stock boxes to janitorial products and promotional items, as well as industrial- and custom-corrugated packaging and equipment. Its lineup is used for goods in nearly every North American industry: agriculture, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, technology, and automotive. Amcor Packaging Distribution maintains plants and distribution centers in the US and Mexico. Formerly Amcor Sunclipse North America, Amcor's US arm operates with Amcor Australasia (Australia and New Zealand fiber, glass, and aluminum beverage can businesses) as one division.

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