Syagen Technology is a rapidly emerging leader in the design and manufacture of high speed, molecular analysis instruments for use in Homeland Security and Life Science applications. The company’s innovative technologies include the patented PhotoMate® atmospheric pressure photoionization sources (APPI) and its QitTof™ mass spectrometry. These unique technologies allow for high speed molecular analysis in critical chemical identification applications. Syagen prides itself in the delivery of the highest quality products meeting the most demanding industry standards and maintains an ISO 9001 quality certification for the design and manufacture of analytical instrumentation.

Control Chief develops and manufactures wireless remote controls for pneumatic, hydraulic, and electronic machines, from heavy-duty cranes to trains, shipyard, mining, and farm equipment. Its remote control lineup, including brands Communicator, Raymote, and MU&Go, is held to increase safety by allowing workers to drive machinery from a distance. Microprocessors, operated by radio or infrared waves, are used in its remote control systems. The company markets its products through independent sales representatives, as well as directly, and through distributors and private-label licenses and agreements, across the Americas.

Affymetrix, Inc. engages in the development, manufacture, sale, and servicing of consumables and systems for genetic analysis in the life sciences and clinical healthcare markets. The company offers integrated GeneChip microarray platform that includes disposable DNA probe arrays (chips) consisting of nucleic acid sequences, certain reagents for use with the probe arrays, a scanner and other instruments used to process the probe arrays, and software to analyze and manage genomic or genetic information obtained from the probe arrays. Its products are used in various applications, including the monitoring of gene or exon expression levels and investigation of genetic variation. The company sells its products directly to pharmaceutical, biotechnology, agrichemical, diagnostics, and consumer products companies; academic research centers; government research laboratories; private foundation laboratories; and clinical reference laboratories in North America and Europe, as well as through life science supply specialists acting as authorized distributors in Latin America, India, the Middle East, and the Asia Pacific regions, including the People's Republic of China. It has collaboration partnerships with Caliper Life Sciences, CapitalBio Corporation, Life Technologies, Pathwork Diagnostics, PreAnalutiX GmbH, and Qiagen GmbH. The company was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

Dynex Power Inc. engages in the design and manufacture of industrial power semiconductor products. It offers bipolar discrete semiconductors, insulated gate bipolar transistor modules, electronic assemblies, and radiation hard silicon-on-sapphire integrated circuits. The company’s products are used in power electronic applications, including electric power transmission and distribution, renewable and distributed energy, marine and rail traction motor drives, aerospace, electric vehicles, industrial automation and controls, and power supplies. Dynex Power markets its products in Canada, the United Kingdom, France, the United States, and the rest of the world. The company was founded in 1956 and is headquartered in Lincoln, the United Kingdom. As of October 31, 2008, Dynex Power Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Zhuzhou CSR Times Electric Co., Ltd.

EZchip Technologies tries to make the lives of telecom gear makers just a littler EZier. EZchip Technologies Ltd. company designs 10-Gigabit network processors and related products used in high-speed telecommunications equipment such as routers and switches. EZchip says that its devices reduce cost and power consumption because they combine various functions onto a single chip. The fabless semiconductor company was founded in 1999 by CEO Eli Fruchter; its customers include Cisco, Huawei, Juniper Networks, and ECI Telecom. After buying out other investors, including Goldman Sachs, EZchip Semiconductor (formerly LanOptics) has made EZchip a wholly owned subsidiary.

LaBarge, Inc., a contract manufacturer, provides electronic and electromechanical systems and devices, and interconnect systems for customers in the defense, government systems, medical, aerospace, natural resources, industrial, and other commercial markets in the United States. The company manufactures, engineers, and designs interconnect systems, printed circuit board assemblies, high-level assemblies, and electronic systems. It produces electronic equipment for use in various high-technology applications, including military communication, radar, and weapons systems; industrial automation; military and commercial aircraft; satellites; space launch vehicles; oil and gas wells; mine automation equipment; and medical devices. The company was founded in 1950 and is based in St. Louis, Missouri.

Hagemeyer North America distributes electrical, industrial, safety and other maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) products from more than 300 locations across North America. It also performs instrumentation repair and calibration, hydrostatic testing, and air sampling, as well as other services including inspection, cleaning, and installation of safety equipment and logistics. Customers include 3M, DuPont, Philips, Cardiac Science, Cummins Engine, Philips Lighting, and other government, defense, transportation, aviation, petrochemical, and utility entities. HNA became a subsidiary of French distribution giant Sonepar's US subsidiary in 2008.

Argosy Components company, which does business as Argosy Cable Warehouse, sells cables and connectors for audio, video, communications, and power applications. It also offers related accessories, such as routers, line drivers, racks, and cabling tools. The company focuses on selling to television studios, as well as to manufacturers in the military and consumer electronics industries.

Bel Fuse Inc., together with its subsidiaries, designs, manufactures, and sells electronic products used in networking, telecommunications, high speed data transmission, and consumer electronics. Its magnetics products comprise discrete components, including transformers and common mode chokes that are used in networking, telecommunications, and broadband applications; diplexer and triplexer filters, which are used in high speed and home networking applications; power transformer products that are used in alarm, security, and medical products; and MagJack integrated connector modules used in signal conditioning, electromagnetic interference suppression, and signal isolation applications.The company’s power conversion products comprise isolated and non-isolated DC-DC converters, which are used in power low voltage silicon devices, data networking equipment, distributed power architecture, and telecommunication devices, as well as computers and peripherals; and integrated modules to support data transmission over existing power lines. Its circuit protection products include miniature, micro, and surface mount fuses; polymeric positive temperature coefficient devices, which are used in electronic and telecommunication markets; and circuit protection devices that are used in televisions, consumer electronics, power supplies, computers, telephones, and networking equipment.The company’s modular connectors comprise RJ45 and RJ11 passive jacks, plugs, and cable assemblies that are used in networking equipment, such as routers, hubs, switches, and patch panels. The company sells its products through direct strategic account managers, regional sales managers working with sales representative organizations, and authorized distributors to customers in North America, Europe, and Asia.

Douglas Battery makes electricity possible in places where wires would be inconvenient. The company's products include motive power and stationary batteries for forklifts, wheelchairs, portable medical equipment, and even Arctic-condition backup power supplies. Its stationary racking system stacks batteries safely. Pushed by rising costs for fuel and steel and overseas competition, Douglas Battery sold its auto division to rival East Penn Manufacturing in 2005. In early 2010 the company sold its remaining industrial batteries business to EnerSys.

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