Nichiab company, founded in 1956, also produces a wide range of materials, such as phosphors, coating materials, transition material catalysts, organometallic compounds, and fine chemicals. Nichia's other products include compound semiconductor materials, such as high-purity metals, single-crystal materials, and LED infrared epitaxial wafers. The company's products are used by companies in such industries as electronics equipment manufacturing, pharmaceutical materials, and food additive production.

Broadley-James manufactures measurement and control instruments and accessories for use in bioprocess and fermentation applications. The company's BioNet product line includes a bioreactor, a controller, a motor controller, and a utility tower. Each controller can network and control several dozen bioreactors. Broadley-James was established in 1967 by Leighton Broadley (CFO), Marcile Broadley, and Richard James. James left the business in 1976. The company has operations in California and Pennsylvania, and overseas in the UK. Broadley-James is owned by its senior officers.

EIS company distributes over 100,000 electrical products and process materials used to repair and assemble electronics, build electric motors, appliances, and transformers, as well as repair complex equipment such as printed circuit boards. Its EIS Fabrico converts flexible materials, such as cable and wire, laminates, rubber, and tapes, into electrical parts. Through Polifibra, Canada, the company supplies magnet and hook up wire, electrical insulation, and fiberglass electrical sleeving. EIS company caters to over 35,000 Electrical OEMs, Repair, Assembly, and maintenance repair and overhaul (MRO) facilities from 30-plus warehouses and three fabrication plants.

Electro-Sensors, Inc. engages in the manufacture and distribution of industrial production monitoring and process control systems, and the development and distribution of PC-based software for automated survey processing and hand printed character recognition. The company operates in two divisions, Production Monitoring and AutoData Systems. The Production Monitoring division manufactures and sells a range of monitoring systems that measure actual machine production and operation rates, as well as systems that regulate the speed of related machines in production processes. Its products comprise speed monitoring systems that include a range of digital products, which translate sensor impulses from its production monitoring systems into digital readouts indicating production counts or rates, such as parts, gallons, or board feet; alarm systems, tachometers, and other devices that translate impulses from the sensors into alarm signals, computer inputs, or digital displays that are usable by the customer; and drive control systems, which regulate the speed of motors on related machines in a production sequence. This division sells its products primarily through sales force, manufacturer's representatives, and distributors to grain, feed, biofuels, food processing, chemicals, agricultural, mining, utility, forest products, steel, tire, glass, and electronics industries in the United States and internationally. The AutoData Systems division designs and develops software solution that reads hand printed characters, checkmarks, and bar code information from scanned or faxed forms or from forms filled out online. This division markets its products primarily through home office sales personnel and value-added resellers principally in the United States. The company was founded in 1968 and is based in Minnetonka, Minnesota.

Hammond Company manufactured radios, power amplifiers and battery eliminators. During the late 1920's Hammond focused its efforts on the manufacturing of transformers for the broadcast and communications industries. The explosive demand for electrical products of all kinds during the 1950's and 1960's created many opportunities for new products and diversification. During these years Hammond became a leading supplier of transformers and enclosures for the electrical and electronic industries.Hammond Company expanded its focus on the U.S. and International markets. Hammond made a number of strategic acquisitions of transformer companies and became one of the largest suppliers of magnetics to the North American electrical OEM market. It has also formed several strategic alliances with U.S. and European companies to broaden its already extensive offering of enclosures and related accessories. In January 2001, the Hammond Transformer Group was spun off to form a new independent company, Hammond Power Solutions, Inc. The core products for Hammond Manufacturing continue as electrical enclosures, electronic packaging, power bars and electronic transformers and the next chapter for the Company began.

Apogee Technology, Inc. company was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Norwood, Massachusetts. Apogee Technology, Inc., a development stage company, develops intradermal drug delivery systems for vaccines and other pharmaceuticals. It is developing PyraDerm, an intradermal drug delivery system for vaccines and other pharmaceuticals to meet the needs of patients, health insurers, and companies developing pharmaceuticals, as well as, governments and international health organizations.

Avago Technologies Limited company was founded in 2005 and is based in Singapore, Singapore. Avago Technologies Limited engages in the design, development, and supply of analog semiconductor devices worldwide. The company offers RF amplifiers, RF filters, RF front end modules, ambient light sensors, light emitting diodes, low noise amplifiers, mm-wave mixers, optical finger navigation, diodes, fiber optic transceivers, serializer/deserializer ASICs, motion control encoders and subsystems, optocouplers, and optical mouse sensors. Its products are used in various applications, such as voice and data communications, camera phone, keypad and display backlighting, backlighting control, base stations, data communications, storage area networking, servers, in-car infotainment, displays, lighting, factory automation, motor controls, power supplies, optical mice, printers, and optical disk drives. The company offers its products to wireless communications, wired infrastructure, industrial and automotive electronics, and consumer and computing peripherals markets. Avago Technologies Limited sells its products through a network of distributors and direct sales force.

BP Solar International displays a certain star power as it seeks to transform the sun's energy into electricity. A subsidiary of UK oil giant BP, the company designs, manufactures, supplies, and installs photovoltaic (PV) solar cells and modules that provide power for homes, remote villages and industrial facilities, commercial businesses, and local government. Its plants are in the US, India, and China. BP Solar also offers an array of services, from cost estimation to logistic management, remote monitoring, and training. Customers include Ericsson, FedEx Freight, NEC, and Telstra.

Electrical Wholesalers, Inc. distributor of electrical products has some 20 locations throughout Connecticut, carrying ballasts, conduit, lamps and lighting, switches, and voice/data communications equipment. Electrical Wholesalers (EW) was established in 1956 by Hymen and Pearl Namerow. In 2006 the Namerow family sold EW to U.S. Electrical Services, an electrical products wholesaler established by Richard Worthy, the former CEO of Sonepar USA. A year later Consolidated Electrical Distributors acquired U.S. Electrical Services and Electrical Wholesalers.

IPG Photonics Corporation was founded in 1990 and is headquartered in Oxford, Massachusetts. IPG Photonics Corporation (IPG) is a developer and manufacturer of a line of fiber lasers for diverse applications in numerous markets. The Company’s lines of low, mid and high-power lasers and amplifiers are used in materials processing, advanced, communications and medical applications. It sells its products globally to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), system integrators and end users. It markets its products internationally primarily through its direct sales force, and also through agreements with independent sales representatives and distributors. IPG designs and manufactures components used in its finished products, from semiconductor diodes to optical fiber preforms, finished fiber lasers and amplifiers. It also makes packaged diodes, direct diode laser systems and communications systems that utilize its optical fiber-based products. In January 2010, the Company announced the acquisition of Photonics Innovations, Inc.

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