Cooper Bussmann is a wholly owned division of Cooper Industries, Inc (NYSE: CBE) and is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri. With a more than 90-year history of innovation, the company has set the standard for circuit pr......Cooper Bussmann is a wholly owned division of Cooper Industries, Inc (NYSE: CBE) and is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri. With a more than 90-year history of innovation, the company has set the standard for circuit protection in the global market. Cooper Bussmann manufactures a wide variety of North American and European-styled fuses for the electrical, electronics and transportation industries, plus inductors and transformers for power quality in electronic applications. Cooper Bussmann also offers engineering, training and testing services focused on downtime reduction, workplace safety and Code compliance. In 2007, the company unveiled its new Cooper InVision Downtime Reduction System which, through a wireless mesh technology, notifies designated maintenance personnel in an open circuit event with the circuit’s exact location, the correct replacement fuse, and appropriate level of personal protective equipment (PPE).

Cooper Crouse-Hinds has a long legacy of leadership in harsh and hazardous environments and we have a global presence to solve your needs wherever you do business. Today Cooper Crouse-Hinds has grown into a diversified wo......Cooper Crouse-Hinds has a long legacy of leadership in harsh and hazardous environments and we have a global presence to solve your needs wherever you do business. Today Cooper Crouse-Hinds has grown into a diversified worldwide provider of electrical products that perform reliably and safely in harsh and hazardous environments. Our leadership in product innovation, engineering, manufacturing, distribution and technical support has become the benchmark for entire industries. Through organic growth and strategic acquisitions, Cooper Crouse-Hinds serves more markets than ever before. Our products meet codes, standards and certifications in rapidly growing regions throughout Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Middle East. Our technical expertise, distribution and support services extend our global reach. Yet we are far more than a product supplier or solutions provider. For customers across the world, we are a partner that integrates a comprehensive product line with global distribution and technical support, industry insights and marketing assistance. We devote extraordinary resources to listening to our customers—to understanding their individual and evolving needs, the characteristics of their markets, and the trends that influence them. Combining insights with innovation, we not only stay in step with our customers, we keep miles ahead of the competition.

Cooper Hand Tools, a division of Cooper Industries, Inc., manufactures and markets many well-known brands of hand tools, chain, and electronic soldering products, including Campbell® chain, Crescent® brand wrenc......Cooper Hand Tools, a division of Cooper Industries, Inc., manufactures and markets many well-known brands of hand tools, chain, and electronic soldering products, including Campbell® chain, Crescent® brand wrenches and pliers, Lufkin® measuring tools, Nicholson® files and saws, Plumb® hammers, H.K. Porter® bolt cutters, Weller® soldering products, and Wiss® snips. Headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, Cooper Hand Tools has manufacturing facilities in 16 international locations, and has approximately 4,400 employees worldwide. Brands Campbell® - Chains, clamps, blocks, and fittings. Caulkmaster® - Air Powered Dispensing Guns. Crescent® - Wrenches, pliers, drivers, and multi-purpose tools. Diamond® - Horseshoes and Farrier Tools Erem® - Precision pliers, cutters, and tweezers. Kahnetics® - Automated and manual dispensing systems. Lufkin® - Tapes, rules and layout/marking products. Nicholson® -Files, rasps, saws, and rotary burs. Plumb® - Hammers, axes, and chisels. H.K. Porter® - Bolt, cable and strap cutters. Weller® - Soldering and desoldering tools. Wire-wrap® - Solderless connection equipment. Wiss® - Scissors, snips, and cutters. Xcelite® - Drivers, pliers, cutters, kits, and sets. About Cooper Industries Cooper Industries, Ltd. is a global manufacturer with 2006 revenues of $5.2 billion, approximately 85 percent of which are from electrical products. Incorporated in Bermuda with administrative headquarters in Houston, Cooper employs approximately 31,000 people and operates eight divisions: Cooper B-Line, Cooper Bussmann, Cooper Crouse-Hinds, Cooper Lighting, Cooper Menvier, Cooper Power Systems, Cooper Wiring Devices and Cooper Tools group. Cooper Connection provides a common marketing and selling platform for Cooper’s sales to electrical distributors.

Cooper Hand Tools, a division of Cooper Industries, Inc., manufactures and markets many well-known brands of hand tools, chain, and electronic soldering products, including Campbell® chain, Crescent® brand wrenc......Cooper Hand Tools, a division of Cooper Industries, Inc., manufactures and markets many well-known brands of hand tools, chain, and electronic soldering products, including Campbell® chain, Crescent® brand wrenches and pliers, Lufkin® measuring tools, Nicholson® files and saws, Plumb® hammers, H.K. Porter® bolt cutters, Weller® soldering products, and Wiss® snips. Headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, Cooper Hand Tools has manufacturing facilities in 16 international locations, and has approximately 4,400 employees worldwide. Brands Campbell® - Chains, clamps, blocks, and fittings. Caulkmaster® - Air Powered Dispensing Guns. Crescent® - Wrenches, pliers, drivers, and multi-purpose tools. Diamond® - Horseshoes and Farrier Tools Erem® - Precision pliers, cutters, and tweezers. Kahnetics® - Automated and manual dispensing systems. Lufkin® - Tapes, rules and layout/marking products. Nicholson® -Files, rasps, saws, and rotary burs. Plumb® - Hammers, axes, and chisels. H.K. Porter® - Bolt, cable and strap cutters. Weller® - Soldering and desoldering tools. Wire-wrap® - Solderless connection equipment. Wiss® - Scissors, snips, and cutters. Xcelite® - Drivers, pliers, cutters, kits, and sets. About Cooper Industries Cooper Industries, Ltd. is a global manufacturer with 2006 revenues of $5.2 billion, approximately 85 percent of which are from electrical products. Incorporated in Bermuda with administrative headquarters in Houston, Cooper employs approximately 31,000 people and operates eight divisions: Cooper B-Line, Cooper Bussmann, Cooper Crouse-Hinds, Cooper Lighting, Cooper Menvier, Cooper Power Systems, Cooper Wiring Devices and Cooper Tools group. Cooper Connection provides a common marketing and selling platform for Cooper’s sales to electrical distributors. For more information, visit www.cooperindustries.com

Cooper Industries is a diversified global manufacturer of electrical components and tools, with 2008 revenues of $6.5 billion. The Company has eight operating divisions with leading market share positions and world-class ......Cooper Industries is a diversified global manufacturer of electrical components and tools, with 2008 revenues of $6.5 billion. The Company has eight operating divisions with leading market share positions and world-class products and brands including: Bussmann electrical and electronic fuses Crouse-Hinds and CEAG explosion-proof electrical equipment Halo and Metalux lighting fixtures and Kyle and McGraw-Edison power systems products. In 2008, sixty-one percent of total sales were to customers in the industrial and utility end-markets and thirty-seven percent of total sales were to customers outside the United States. Cooper has manufacturing facilities in 23 countries, and employs more than 25,000 people throughout the world.With its broad range of products, Cooper is uniquely positioned for several long-term growth trends, including the current global infrastructure build-out, improvements to enhance the reliability and productivity of the electric grid, the increased demand for higher energy-efficient products and the need for improved electrical safety. For more information, visit the divisions, products and markets sections of the company website.

Copeland Communications is the leader in embedded connectivity. Its not about time to market, its time to MONEY. CCI provides fast, simple and cost effective ways to expand your product offerings quickly minimizing d......Copeland Communications is the leader in embedded connectivity. Its not about time to market, its time to MONEY. CCI provides fast, simple and cost effective ways to expand your product offerings quickly minimizing development time and cost. Our modem products contain everything you need on-board to connect anywhere in the world. All you need to do is connect it to the phone line. CCI products are designed for systems that require high performance, low power and compact communications systems. They can be incorporated as single ended systems or bridged to adapt to virtually any environment. Designing with Copeland Communications modules allows you to rapidly develop systems adaptable to your changing market. Start with a World Modem™.

Copes Vulcan is a leading supplier of control valves and desuperheaters for the power, process and nuclear industries. Copes Vulcan’s longevity has afforded them a solid foundation in tailoring equipment selection and de......Copes Vulcan is a leading supplier of control valves and desuperheaters for the power, process and nuclear industries. Copes Vulcan’s longevity has afforded them a solid foundation in tailoring equipment selection and design to our customers requirements and conditions. The McKean facility is responsible for the sales, service and engineering support for all of the Copes Vulcan products for the balance of the world. The nuclear, desuperheater and steam conditioning equipment are manufactured in the McKean facility, while the commercial valves are manufactured in Houston, Texas. The Winsford, UK facility is responsible for the sales, service and engineering support for all of the Copes Vulcan products in the following geographical areas, Europe, Middle East, Africa, India and Japan. Manufacture, assembly and testing is performed at our large Newbury, UK facility.

Core Pipe Products, Inc. began as Tube-Line Stainless Division of Hi-Shear Industries in 1978. It was designed specifically for the manufacture of stainless and alloy pipe fittings and flanges. The current CEO and Chairma......Core Pipe Products, Inc. began as Tube-Line Stainless Division of Hi-Shear Industries in 1978. It was designed specifically for the manufacture of stainless and alloy pipe fittings and flanges. The current CEO and Chairman Joe Romanelli, Sr., was the original president of the division and main designer for the facility. In December 1984, the assets of Tube-Line Stainless Division were purchased from Hi-Shear Industries, and Core Pipe (previously known as Gerlin, Inc.) was formed. Gerlin, Inc. was founded in December, 1984 when the assets of Tube-Line Stainless Division were purchased from Hi Shear Industries. It is privately owned and operated by the Romanelli family. Two years later, in 1986, Core Pipe acquired the original 65,000-square-foot building and land. This was done to secure a permanent location, with the potential for future expansion. It did not take long for the future to start taking shape. In October 1987, Core Pipe acquired the assets of Picor, a stainless fitting manufacturer located in Pennsylvania. Picor had a long history dating back to the early 1960’’’’s as a manufacturer of high-quality stainless fittings in a variety of configurations. The acquisition of Picor expanded the manufacturing capacity and product lines of Core Pipe to include Belled End, Long Tangent, Marine, and Brewery Quality fittings in addition to complementing existing product lines of Tube-Line butt weld fittings and flanges. Throughout this time, Mr. Romanelli maintained a superior focus on customer service. He also never forgot his employees, recognizing them for their hard work and dedication through all the changes. More changes were in store, and in May 1995 the stainless-forming equipment of Ladish Company was acquired and moved from Cynthiana, Kentucky, to Carol Stream, Illinois. The original Carol Stream facility was expanded to 85,000 square feet, with a high bay 20,000-square-foot addition to accommodate this equipment. Additional large presses and state-of-the-art heat treating equipment were added, as well. In September 2005, Core Pipe acquired the assets of Tube Tec located in Sanford, Florida. And in March 2006, Core Pipe introduced Brite Line as a new value product brand of stainless fittings and flanges produced globally by joint venture / manufacturing partners. The focus of the product line is on customers seeking a value product brand that has been manufactured using Core Pipe quality standards and backed by the expertise offered by their management team. In late 2008 and early 2009 Core Pipe has established offices in Shanghai, China and Dubai, UAE in order to expand its global reach in serving its customers. Additional offices are planned over the next several years in order to grow market share and awareness for the wide breadth of product lines offered. Core Pipe Products, Inc., is one of the premier manufacturers of stainless and alloy pipe fittings and flanges in the world. The company has earned this reputation through the hard work and dedication of their employees who are truly the most valued asset. They promise to continue future growth opportunities in product lines that will allow them to better serve their customers and provide a secure future for their employees and their families.

Cornell Dubilier Electronics, Inc. (CDE) and Cornell Dubilier Marketing, Inc. (CDM) are privately held, American owned makers of capacitors for electronic and electrical equipment with three ISO-9001 registered facilities......Cornell Dubilier Electronics, Inc. (CDE) and Cornell Dubilier Marketing, Inc. (CDM) are privately held, American owned makers of capacitors for electronic and electrical equipment with three ISO-9001 registered facilities. If you didn’’t know that it was founded in 1909 by William Dubilier with his invention of the mica capacitor, you wouldn’’t suspect that CDE is the oldest capacitor maker in the Western Hemisphere because it is growing rapidly with a flurry of new products. CDE’’s and CDM’’s major capacitor types are aluminum electrolytic, polyester film, polypropylene film, mica, pulse, snubber, motor-run, motor-start and high voltage capacitors. Emphasis is on serving the power electronics markets and providing not just reliable capacitors but capacitor solutions with great service.

Cornell Dubilier Electronics, Inc. (CDE) and Cornell Dubilier Marketing, Inc. (CDM) are privately held, American owned makers of capacitors for electronic and electrical equipment with three ISO-9001 registered facilities......Cornell Dubilier Electronics, Inc. (CDE) and Cornell Dubilier Marketing, Inc. (CDM) are privately held, American owned makers of capacitors for electronic and electrical equipment with three ISO-9001 registered facilities. If you didn’t know that it was founded in 1909 by William Dubilier with his invention of the mica capacitor, you wouldn’t suspect that CDE is the oldest capacitor maker in the Western Hemisphere because it is growing rapidly with a flurry of new products. CDE’s and CDM’s major capacitor types are aluminum electrolytic, polyester film, polypropylene film, mica, pulse, snubber, motor-run, motor-start and high voltage capacitors. Emphasis is on serving the power electronics markets and providing not just reliable capacitors but capacitor solutions with great service. A chronology of our first hundred years is tabulated here: 1909:William Dubilier replaces Leyden jars with his invention of the mica capacitor for radio transmission. 1915:William Dubilier founds Dubilier Condenser Company in New York. 1933:Dubilier Condenser Company merges with Cornell Radio to form Cornell-Dubilier Electric (CDE). 1936:CDE opens the South Plainfield, NJ plant and introduces the first commercial aluminum electrolytic capacitors. 1940:CDE opens the New Bedford, MA plant and by 1950 grows to be largest maker of AC, high voltage, mica and aluminum electrolytic capacitors. 1967:CDE opens a 60,000 square foot plant in Taipei, Taiwan to make mica and later, film capacitors. 1984:CDE establishes C.D. Electronica de Mexico S.A. de C.V. in Mexicali, Mexico as the manufacturing site for mica capacitors and RF/ID coils. 1987:CDM is formed and acquires the assets of the Components Division of Sangamo Weston in Pickens, SC from Schlumberger. The plant is a major maker of mica and aluminum electrolytic capacitors. 1991:CDM develops MLP flatpack, welded-seal capacitor for low profile power holdup: 50 year life, 25 year storage, 20 joules energy. 1992:CDM introduces KVx mica polymer capacitors: 150 kV, 200°C. 1994:CDM develops MLS stainless flatpack, welded-seal capacitor: 125°C operation, 100 year life. 1995:CDM moves into a new 103,000 square foot state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Liberty, SC and expands to 140,400 square feet by 2004. 1996:All plants registered to ISO-9001. 2002:CDE acquires the distributor division of NACC Mallory Products Group in April and increases sales through distribution to greater than 40%. 2002:CDM acquires the aluminum electrolytic capacitors plant of BC Components, Inc., Columbia, SC in December. Becomes largest NA supplier of screw-terminal aluminum electrolytic capacitors. 2004:CDE acquires York Capacitor Corporation of Winooski, VT in February, a leading maker of AC capacitors for motor run, lighting and power factor correction applications. 2004:CDE acquires the assets of the Silvered Electronic Mica Co. (Semco) in December, a leading maker of RF mica capacitors. 2005:For the first time CDM’s largest customer is in Asia as CDM becomes a major supplier of screw-terminal aluminum electrolytics to the Far East. CDE and CDM have become the preeminent, worldwide suppliers of capacitors for power electronics. Principal markets are renewable energy, power supplies, motor drives, HVAC, motors, welding, aerospace, telecom, and UPS systems. The unifying theme is power electronics and differentiation from other capacitor makers by a high level of customer service and technical support from a staff of 20 engineers and 20 customer service account managers and, of course, better capacitors. As an illustration, the latest UPS bus capacitor permits two, rather than three, in series for a 940V bus voltage because it is rated 675V. While the companies’ growth and active customer base of more than 35,000 has come from daily management of stocking programs, making next-day delivery routine and ISO-9001 quality, the culture sees its roots in technological innovation. It still boasts about the inventive genius of its founder, William Dubilier, his more than 355 patents - a third of Thomas Edison’s total - and his accomplishment of inventing the mica capacitor that revolutionized early radio transmission. Dubilier became chief electrician of the Continental Wireless Co. at the age of 19. In 1915, he founded Dubilier Condenser Corp. of New York, where he pioneered the development of self-healing, metallized dielectrics for capacitors, high-voltage transmitting capacitors, and antenna-shortening capacitors. In 1933, Dubilier’s company merged with the Cornell Radio Company to form the Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.