180s, inc. designs apparel, ear warmers, sunglasses, and gloves to aid athletes in battling the rigors of outdoor training and exercise. The company also makes all-weather performance wear for sports fans (team-branded ear warmers, scarves); tradesmen and laborers (work hats, gloves); and soldiers (combat jackets). 180s products are sold at sporting goods and department stores nationwide, as well as online. Military orders account for about 10% of its revenue. 180s was founded by Ron Wilson II and Brian Le Gette in 1995. The two were classmates at the University of Pennsylvania, where they began selling ear warmers on campus.

Conair helps Canuks have perfectly coiffed hair, shiny teeth, and neatly pressed clothes. Conair Consumer Products, the Canadian division of Conair Corporation, makes and markets hair styling appliances (Conair, Easy Start, Super Clips) designed for home and professional salon use. The division also manufactures lighted mirrors, electric razors and battery-operated trimmers, oral irrigators, facial saunas, foot massagers, nail care centers, showerheads, and steam irons. Conair makes electronic scales sold under the Weight Watchers brand, as well as Interplak and Opticlean branded motorized toothbrushes.

Pianophile is wholly dedicated to a double-decade-long love affair with all things piano and their players. The company manufactures and distributes products that keep pianists tickling the ivories: bass strings, instrument parts, tools, supplies, and accessories. Customers include pianos and their technicians, repairers, dealers, and general afficianados. Products include piano covers, refinishing supplies, piano lights, custom made strings, soundboard materials, felts, dampers, pedals, casters, benches, and decals. Distribution is via the company's web site.

The history of the Super-Sensitive Musical String Co.® has always been collaboration between manufacturing and musicians. From its beginning in 1930, founder Ed Wackerle knew that in order for his company to be a success, he would have to gain the acceptance of musicians. Mr. Wackerle started what is known today as their Endorser Panel. He started the company out of frustration with the quality of strings being offered. From his frustrations and his many contacts with musicians, he developed a stainless steel string known as the Red Label® brand. Still as the flagship of the company today, the Red Label® brand is the string of choice by most educators for beginner and intermediate players.

FUJIFILM Holdings no longer dwells only on the negatives. Its FUJIFILM unit makes color photographic films and papers, digital cameras, photofinishing equipment and chemicals. It leads the film market in Japan and has hammered away at rival Eastman Kodak's lead in the US. FUJIFILM Holdings's other businesses include document solutions (copy machines, printers, paper, and more) and information solutions (medical imaging products, flat panel display materials, optical devices). FUJIFILM Holdings operates in Europe, Australia, Asia, and North and South America, although 60% of its sales come from Japan. It adopted a holding company structure and changed its name from Fuji Photo Film to FUJIFILM Holdings in 2006.

The game maker's toy box is filled with pachislot and pachinko game machines, which account for the majority of Sammy's sales. The company also makes and markets arranged-ball and jankyu machines and their related equipment. Soon after a cancelled merger attempt with iconic SEGA in 2003, Sammy acquired about 20% of the video game developer from CSK, an IT services provider. Sammy announced renewed plans to merge with Sega in 2004 and the deal closed that fall, creating a new joint holding company of Sega Sammy Holdings. Sammy Corporation is a subsidiary of Sega Sammy.

MTS Products is made up of several divisions that manufacture a variety of products, including protective cases for specialized equipment or items of any shape and size. Although their products differ, the company organization is unified in a single purpose: to provide the customers with the highest quality products and the most professional service available anywhere.The mission of MTS Products is to provide the highest quality products and services to the domestic and overseas customers every day. It is because of a long-standing tradition of developing customer “partnerships,” a commitment to excellence, and encouraging the dedicated efforts of their employees and suppliers, that they are able to achieve superior customer satisfaction.

Learning Curve offers developmental toys that engage children, and provide parents with peace of mind, knowing their children are being inspired and enlightened by safe and quality playthings. And their care, safety, feeding and soothing products provide you with solutions to day-to-day needs at mealtime, bedtime, at home and on-the-go..The company goal is simple, yet of utmost importance: Learning Curve is strongly committed to providing classic, high-quality toys that encourage your child's imagination, pique their never-ending curiosity, appeal to their strong sense of adventure and enrich their playtime experience..

LEIFHEIT concentrates primarily on the European market and has numerous international branches. LEIFHEIT AG integration of the French companies Birambeau and Herby has enabled us to enhance their presence in one of Europe’s key markets.LEIFHEIT AG bathroom products division also has a number of well-known brands that are part of the LEIFHEIT strategy of success - Their Kleine Wolke, spirella and Meusch brands are testimony to the trend-setting design and quality LEIFHEIT AG offer in the area of bathroom textiles, bedclothes and accessories, thus enabling us to adopt a leading position in the European market.

Indesit is in the house! Formerly Merloni Elettrodomestici, the company produces home appliances (refrigerators, washing machines, dishwashers, and ovens) at 17 manufacturing plants spanning Italy, Poland, Russia, the UK, Turkey, and China. Its products are made and sold under the Hotpoint-Ariston, Indesit, Scholts, and Stinol brands, with the first three being its most popular. Western Europe accounts for more than half of Indesit's sales. One of Indesit's innovations was its launch of a line of Hotpoint appliances designed for the blind, which features Braille controls and an audio instruction booklet. The 30-year-old company is controlled by the Merloni family.

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