Tokyo Electron Limited (TEL) is the one of the world's largest manufacturers of semiconductor production equipment. TEL's chip-making systems include chemical vapor deposition, thermal processing, etching, cleaning, and probing equipment. The company also makes flat-panel display (FPD) production equipment, and distributes other companies' chip-making equipment, computer systems, networking products, and software in Japan. Subsidiary Tokyo Electron Device distributes chips, boards, and software made by companies including AMD, Microsoft, and Texas Instruments. Chip production equipment accounts for about three-quarters of TEL's sales, and customers outside Japan account for about 60% of total sales.

Facility Solutions Group (FSG) is one of the nation's largest single-source providers of lighting and electrical products, electrical services, electrical construction, energy management solutions, and signage. With a successful 27+ year history of serving customers, FSG develops, designs, markets, sells and supports all types of lighting, electrical, control, sign, and energy-saving products and services. The company's products and services enable customers to build, maintain, expand or upgrade their facility infrastructures, in scenarios ranging from new construction to remodels to ongoing operations.FSG customers include large property owners and managers, commercial businesses, retail chains, general contractors, property developers, healthcare, financial, hospitality, educational, government entities, industrial, and high end residential as well as individual consumers. FSG provides products, services, and solutions that focused in the following business segments: lighting, electrical, national accounts, energy, technology, and signs.

Chromalox company makes switches and electrical components for heaters, grills, hot plates, defrosters, water heaters, and other products. It also makes thermostats, sensors, commercial and industrial cables and controls, and vaporizer systems. Its equipment has been used aboard the Space Shuttle, and on earth in the biopharmaceutical, food services, petrochemical, power generation, and wastewater treatment industries. A part of Emerson Electric for 33 years, Chromalox was sold in 2001 to an investor group led by JPMorgan Partners (now CCMP Capital Advisors) for $165 million.

Reliability Inc. company was founded in 1953 and is based in New York, New York. Reliability Incorporated does not have significant operations. Reliability company intends to sell its remaining real estate holdings; and invest in another line of business through a purchase or merger. Previously, it operated as an electrical contracting company for residential homebuilders in Florida.

Daw Technologies (Daw Tech) makes, installs, and services ultraclean rooms and clean room components. Clean rooms enable biotech and microelectronics companies to control crucial environmental variables such as temperature, dust, and electromagnetic fields in their manufacturing facilities. Daw Tech also applies its clean room know-how to commercial and industrial air handling systems, as well as offers high-precision contract manufacturing services for makers of electronic gear. The company's customers are principally in the US, and to a lesser extent in Europe. Daw filed for Chapter 11 in 2003 and emerged in 2004 as a privately owned company. Daw Tech has offices in Utah and Texas.

ONEAC makes devices that protect electronic systems from interruptions in receiving power and data lines. Products include power conditioners, uninterruptible power supplies (UPSs), and DC rectifiers and inverters. ONEAC also offers software and hardware for monitoring power and data networks. The lineup is used in telecommunications gear, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, biomedical instruments, as well as retail point-of-sale and security systems. Founded in 1979, ONEAC owns manufacturing plants in the UK and US. It joins with sister Chloride Group subsidiary Chloride Power Protection to do business under the Chloride Power Protection - USA nameplate.

SpaceAge Control makes miniature position transducers (position sensors, displacement sensors, string pots) and air data products (air data booms, air direction vanes, temperature sensors, trailing bombs). The company has more than 900 customers worldwide in a variety of industries, such as aerospace and automotive manufacturing, including BAE SYSTEMS, Boeing, Ford Motor, General Motors, Honeywell International, Lockheed Martin, and Northrop Grumman. SpaceAge Control was established in 1968 (the year of the first manned Apollo space mission, Apollo 7).

Mikron Infrared company makes instruments that measure the temperature of objects without touching them -- a necessity for industrial applications, such as making glass and ceramics, or monitoring boilers and compressors. Its products include portable and fixed infrared thermometers, high-resolution thermal imagers, fiber-optic infrared sensors, heat switches, calibration devices, and related accessories. Mikron also provides custom-designed systems, specialized housings and enclosures, and software development services.

Sypris Solutions, Inc. provides outsourced services and specialty products in North America. It offers manufacturing, engineering, design, testing, and other technical services under multi-year contracts with corporations and government agencies in the markets for aerospace and defense electronics, truck components and assemblies, and for users of test and measurement equipment. The company provides industrial manufacturing services, such as automated forging, extruding, machining, induction hardening, heat-treating, testing, production tooling and prototype products, and other value-added services; and electronic manufacturing services, such as prototype assembly, turnkey manufacturing, system assembly, testing, and final system configuration. It also provides calibration, repair, and certification of the test and measurement equipment that is used to maintain wireless communication equipment, control tower radar and direction beacons, NEXRAD Doppler advanced warning weather service radar systems, digital oscilloscopes, microwave equipment, and fiber optic measuring equipment, as well as testing services, including radio frequency, microwave and mixed signal component testing, environmental testing, dynamics testing, and failure analysis. The company's products include axle shafts, drive train components, differential cases, gear sets, float tubes, and steer axle components for light, medium, and heavy-duty trucks; axle beams for trailers; circuit cards for color display systems in military aircrafts; encryption devices, communications equipment, and recording systems; and circuit cards for use in missile guidance system and integrated air defense network. In addition, it provides digital and analog data systems, analog data systems; magnetic meters and sensors for commercial and laboratory environments; and high-pressure closures and joints in pipeline and chemical systems. The company was founded in 1954 and is based in Louisville, Kentucky.

Kinetek company makes a range of electrical products, such as subfractional motors used in vending machines and controllers found in elevators. Other products include electric motors (AC and DC), gearboxes, gearmotors, gears, and transaxles. In addition to elevators and vending machines, Kinetek's products are used in appliances, floor-care equipment, conveyor systems, golf carts, ventilation equipment, lift trucks, and sewing machines.

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