What are Specific Control & Display products Simply put, they’re the totalizers, timers, flow controllers, ratemeters, hour meters and count control products you use everyday to control single-purpose machinery and monit......What are Specific Control & Display products Simply put, they’re the totalizers, timers, flow controllers, ratemeters, hour meters and count control products you use everyday to control single-purpose machinery and monitor process parameters in complex control schemes. These products are a perfect fit for processes where measurement needs to be controlled or displayed—cut-to-length, flow measurement, parts counting and material handling applications, for example. Used as machine control in smaller applications, or as displays for specific parameters in larger, PLC-controlled equipment, Eaton’s Specific Control & Display products are the answer to your monitoring, measurement, control and display needs.

What makes us unique is our systems approach to serving our customers needs. In addition to providing our customers with the packaging materials — strapping, seals, stretch film and tape — to secure their products, we......What makes us unique is our systems approach to serving our customers needs. In addition to providing our customers with the packaging materials — strapping, seals, stretch film and tape — to secure their products, we design and build the special application equipment to apply these materials. We also support all of our product applications with our own technical and engineering resources, operator training, and maintenance and repair services. Leadership in Packaging Through a firm commitment to research and development, we have earned a reputation for being at the forefront of packaging innovation. We provide our customers with advanced solutions that increase production efficiency, improve load integrity and reduce operating costs. Over the years, weve constantly refined our existing products and created new ones to take advantage of evolving technologies and to meet our customers ever-changing needs. That responsiveness has made Signode the industry leader in protective packaging systems. Creating World-Class Quality We use Statistical Process Control (SPC) methods in our plants that take measurements on our product during (not after) the manufacturing process to achieve and sustain the highest levels of quality assurance. In addition, almost all of our plants are International Organization for Standardization (ISO) certified. That means they meet 18 strict criteria for excellence in the areas of process and quality control as set by the ISO. The ISO includes members from over 90 countries. Achieving ISO certification confirms our long-term commitment to continuous quality improvement. Protecting People — Ours and Yours At Signode, we are committed to providing our employees and yours with a safe, accident-free work environment. To accomplish this goal, weve instituted several comprehensive and innovative customer and employee safety programs. And we are continuously identifying new ways to improve our operating procedures and packaging equipment Building Safety Into Our Products We manufacture our steel strapping with smooth, rolled edges and design power equipment with extensive safety features, including emergency stops, lockout systems, and guarding. To ensure that our customers know how to safely and correctly operate our equipment, we provide operator training and mandatory safety seminars with each installation. We also supply our customers with Signode Safety Kits, which include videos and written instructions on how to properly operate our hand tools and power strapping equipment. Preserving Our Environment We believe that businesses, like consumers, must act responsibly to help make the world a safer, cleaner place. That means carefully evaluating how our products are used, manufactured and disposed of and utilizing those methods and products that preserve our resources, energy and environment. Several feet of Signode steel or plastic strapping will often replace bulky containers, cartons, bags, stuffing, styrofoam and other packaging and reinforcing materials. We also use fewer packaging materials in our own shipments, recycle the materials we do use, and use recycled materials in many of our products. And we routinely redesign our own packaging to utilize the least amount of packing material we can

What started back in 1856 as a small factory for rubber shoes on the outskirts of Hamburg is now one of the leading suppliers, especially in the field of vibration isolation and hose and conveyor technology. Special Phoen......What started back in 1856 as a small factory for rubber shoes on the outskirts of Hamburg is now one of the leading suppliers, especially in the field of vibration isolation and hose and conveyor technology. Special Phoenix hoses are global leaders nowadays for large excavators and for the oil industry, Phoenix conveyor systems are in operation around the world in mining and industry, and the Phoenix Competence Center Compounding produces more than 100,000 tons of compounds each year using ultra-modern technology. Phoenix also supplies sealing systems for tunneling, a comprehensive range of roof waterproofing products and sealing profiles. On January 16, 2007, the fusion of Phoenix AG into ContiTech AG was entered into the commercial registry for ContiTech AG and thereby became effective. Thus, under the ContiTech AG umbrella, the world’s largest rubber specialists in the non-tire rubber sector, the Phoenix brand is writing another chapter in its successful 150-year history

What the LENOX® Passion for Performance Means for You Our company began in 1915 with a 10 employee team and a passion for bringing customers hacksaw blades that cut faster and lasted longer. Now, more than 90 years later,......What the LENOX® Passion for Performance Means for You Our company began in 1915 with a 10 employee team and a passion for bringing customers hacksaw blades that cut faster and lasted longer. Now, more than 90 years later, our passion hasn’t changed—but our team has grown to more than 600 people who manufacture and market the LENOX® products in more than 70 countries. Our ISO 9001-certified facility in East Longmeadow, Mass., boasts a 500,000 square ft., 11 acre space for designing, testing and manufacturing power tool accessories, hand tools, band saw blades, torches, solder and accessories. Our passion for performance drives our continuing investment in our plant, enabling extensive research and development to integrate the most advanced manufacturing technology. You can experience the results in products that outperform conventional tools—and bring you more value. How LENOX® R&D Raises the Bar on Cutting Performance Our dedicated R&D staff is among the largest, most experienced in the world. If there’s a way to engineer more performance into tools, we’ll find it. We start with your real-world needs. Our in-depth knowledge of what you’re cutting and how you’re cutting it, allows us to offer you the best tools for the job. LENOX® has been developing premium-performance tools for nearly 90 years. That unique depth of experience has brought us a command of the science of cutting that’s second to none. We put it to work for you, developing tools that that make your job easier. To make sure you get the best possible performance for the money, we’re constantly testing our tools throughout the design and manufacturing processes. We won’t ship a blade until it’s proven to perform. Advanced statistical tools such as Six Sigma® help us ensure consistent performance every step of the way. Our milestone-based product development ensures that you get the right product with the right quality at the right time—right from the start. Six Sigma is a registered trademark of Motorola Inc. LENOX® Joins the Newell Rubbermaid Inc. Team In 2003, LENOX became part of Newell Rubbermaid Inc. Newell Rubbermaid Inc. is a global marketer of consumer and commercial products with sales of approximately $6 billion and a strong portfolio of brands, including Sharpie®, Paper Mate®, DYMO®, EXPO®, Waterman®, Parker®, Rolodex®, IRWIN®, LENOX®, BernzOmatic®, Rubbermaid®, Graco®, Calphalon® and Goody®. The company is headquartered in Atlanta, Ga., and has approximately 23,500 employees worldwide.

What Unique Attributes does JW Yachts Offer? SERVICE: The attention given to each client is as though they are the only client. When you are entrusting a broker with the responsibility of assisting in the purchase or sale......What Unique Attributes does JW Yachts Offer? SERVICE: The attention given to each client is as though they are the only client. When you are entrusting a broker with the responsibility of assisting in the purchase or sale of a commodity with the financial magnitude of yachts, you should at least expect full attention and dedication. INTEGRITY: When transacting yachts, you need to have confidence in your brokers/companys level of ethics. Objectivity and honesty are minimal requirements. There are no shades of grey, especially in this business. FIDUCIARY RESPONSIBILITY: One major goal is to successfully negotiate and conclude transactions so that all parties are unequivocally satisfied.

What We Do Ametherm, established in 1994, manufactures rugged Inrush Current Limiting Thermistors also known as Power Thermistors. Manufacturing Our manufacturing plant located in Carson City, Nevada USA is equipped to pr......What We Do Ametherm, established in 1994, manufactures rugged Inrush Current Limiting Thermistors also known as Power Thermistors. Manufacturing Our manufacturing plant located in Carson City, Nevada USA is equipped to process raw materials such as manganese, copper, cobalt and, nickel into the substrate materials that protect power supplies, AC motors, and audio amplifiers all over the world. Quality Ametherm is ISO9000:2001 certified. Our facility uses Lean manufacturing techniques that allow us to keep lead times low and our selection of products high. Purpose Our inrush current limiters are known across the globe for their performance and durability. Ametherm makes the highest rated inrush current limiters in the world.

What We Do Performance Motion Devices, Inc (PMD) is a recognized world leader in motion control ICs, cards, modules and software. We specialize in providing cost-effective, high performance motion systems to OEM customers......What We Do Performance Motion Devices, Inc (PMD) is a recognized world leader in motion control ICs, cards, modules and software. We specialize in providing cost-effective, high performance motion systems to OEM customers in the medical device, materials handling, robotics, test and instrumentation, industrial automation, motion control, and textile industries. Our Products PMDs full line of motion control products provides multi-axis motion control for servo motors (DC brush and brushless DC), microstepping, and step motors. Advanced features include CANbus, serial, and parallel communications S-curve, trapezoidal, velocity contouring, and electronic gearing profiles 6 step and sinusoidal commutation field oriented control advanced PID filter with velocity and acceleration feed forward, and much more. Board formats include PCI, PC/104, and ISA. Our line of high performance motion control chips, cards, modules and software offer customers a wide range of motion control solutions, while providing unparalleled flexibility and packaging benefits. We also offer integrated board and software packages (developers kits) for designers who need to do electro-mechanical and software design using PMDs motion control products. Known for power, precision, ease-of-use, and cost effectiveness, we back our products with a staff dedicated to advanced motion control technology and development. Dedication to Motion Control Technology We are committed to remaining the world leader in motion control technology development. Our reputation for proven expertise, sustained and rapid growth, and global leadership across many markets has evolved through our extensive experience and capabilities that maximize time-to-market and customer satisfaction. As motion control design and requirements change, PMD continues to invest in its technology and people. Each generation of motion processors delivers a more extensive instruction set, faster communication speeds and greater functionality. The corporate commitment to innovation, unparalleled motion system support, and ISO 9000 manufacturing keeps current and future generations of PMD products on the cutting edge of motion system design. OUR HISTORY Company History - Over 15 Years of Motion Control Engineered Products In 1992 entrepreneur and industry expert, Chuck Lewin, developed a powerful concept advanced motion control on an IC. This motion control technology became the foundation of Performance Motion Devices. In less than a year, the first commercial multi-axis motion processor was released. This breakthrough product paired the advantages of IC packaging with sophisticated functions previously only available in board level motion control products. 1993 - First High-Volume Chip Design Soon after, in 1993, PMD made its first high-volume design win to a national textile manufacturer. PMDs sales continued to grow globally. In 1995 a European ceramic tile firm began purchasing PMDs motion processors in high volume. These sales set the stage for steady growth throughout the decade. 1999 - Second Generation Chip Products In 1999, the Navigator Family was launched- the second generation of motion processors and boards. The following year PMD introduced The Pilot Family- a low cost single-axis, motion control IC. 2003 - Magellan® Motion Processor In 2003, PMD launched its most advanced family of motion processors to date - The Magellan Family, providing faster and smoother motion. These multi-axis chips and boards also provide advanced features such as network communications and multi-motor support. 2005 - Prodigy® Motion Cards PMD Starts offering the Prodigy line of PCI/PC104 cards, designed with PMDs advanced Magellan® Motion Processor. Programmed in C/C++ or Visual Basic language, these cards utilize high density logic circuitry to provide cost-effective, advanced motion control functions. 2006 - ION® Digital Drives The ION Digital Drive was released in 2006, expanding PMDs product offerings to include highly advanced motion control modules. Based on the powerful Magellan® chip, this compact, fully enclosed module provides high-performance motion control, network connectivity and power amplification up to 500W for DC brush, brushless DC or step motors. 2008 - PMD Expands Operations PMD opens a west coast U.S. office to support a broader regional customer base in the US and Asia, and launches the ION 3000, the second in the ION Digital Drive family of products. All of our products are supported by Pro-Motion®, PMDs Windows GUI software, and C-Motion®, an API C-source code library. Located in the technology belt of Massachusetts, PMD is privately held and has consecutively maintained profitability since opening in 1992.

When a business enterprise has been in continuous operation since 1829, that accomplishment is without question unique. It is also proof positive that the policies and performance of that enterprise have kept pace with th......When a business enterprise has been in continuous operation since 1829, that accomplishment is without question unique. It is also proof positive that the policies and performance of that enterprise have kept pace with the everchanging times, else it could not endure. With this precept in mind, Bushwick Metals has expanded its product lines and processing facility to better serve our customers. A stainless steel product line has been added to compliment our extensive carbon steel inventory. The recent acquisitions of AZCO Steel and Fisher Bros. Steel Company have expanded our inventory to include domestic High Strength Low Alloy steel products, Round Mechanical Tubing, Fence Products, Guard Rail, Decking, Joist and more. Furthermore, we have installed additional high capacity saw cutting, plasma cutting, cambering, drill presses, and punching equipments. At Bushwick Metals, we look to the future with confidence knowing that our combination of diversified product line, unsurpassed inventory breadth, along with a Modern Shearing, Saw Cutting, Flame Cutting, Cambering, Drilling, Plasma Cutting and Punching equipment is a formula untouched in the service center industry. Approximately 750,000 square feet of warehouse space and round the clock loading and processing of material enables us to serve well a multitude of steel products users whose requirements demand prompt service.

When ADC designs a new dryer feature, its not long before the rest of the industry jumps on the bandwagon. Thats what happens when youre the leader in your field. Take for instance the solid stainless steel drum tha......When ADC designs a new dryer feature, its not long before the rest of the industry jumps on the bandwagon. Thats what happens when youre the leader in your field. Take for instance the solid stainless steel drum that comes standard on our new energy-efficient Solaris line. The wear-free and ultra-smooth Solaris drum offers 100% axial airflow - and its the only drum on the market that does. At least so far. Of course, its not just our drum thats different. During the four decades weve been in business, weve been first to market with many of the innovations that have since become industry standards. Thats precisely why laundries in over 90 different countries today turn to ADC for the engineering-driven designs that will improve efficiency, strengthen performance, extend product life and enhance serviceability. Since 1965, ADC has really made it our business to be responsive. And being responsive has made our business what it is today-an internationally recognized firm with a reputation for reliability. Case in point: When coin-op and commercial customers said energy costs were a primary concern, we made it our mission to engineer an efficient solution that would not only reduce consumption, but also improve drying times. The result is our new Solaris line-seven sleek machines that boast energy savings of as much as 30 percent. Mission accomplished.

When Charles Gates, Sr. bought The Colorado Tire and Leather Company in 1911 for $3,500, little did he know his small shop in Denver would evolve into a leading rubber products company. Colorado Tire and Leather made a si......When Charles Gates, Sr. bought The Colorado Tire and Leather Company in 1911 for $3,500, little did he know his small shop in Denver would evolve into a leading rubber products company. Colorado Tire and Leather made a single product, the Durable Tread, a steel-studded band of leather that motorists fastened to their flimsy car tires to extend their mileage. From this modest beginning Gates Corporation, formerly known as The Gates Rubber Company, has grown into one of the worlds largest manufacturers of industrial and automotive belts and hoses, plus a host of related products. The company charted the course for its future success in 1917 when John Gates, Charles brother, invented the rubber and fabric V-belt. It was a huge success and within a decade Gates established itself as the worlds largest manufacturer of V-belts, a title it still holds today. In the years that followed the company aggressively expanded its product line. Today, Gates serves customers in the industrial and automotive markets with a full line of belt and hose products. Meeting the needs of global customers Gates is a truly global organization. In 1954, the company opened its first international manufacturing facility in Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Expansion to other countries followed. In 1958, the Rubber Company opened Gates Rubber de Mexico. In 1963, Gates built a belt and hose plant in Erembodegem, Belgium, the first of many European facilities. Today, Gates is the only non-tire producing rubber company with sales and manufacturing operations in all of the worlds major markets, including North America, Europe, Asia, Australia and South America. Every day, customers around the world rely on Gates products in an almost endless range of applications. Gates hoses transfer a variety of materials, from the finest wines to chemicals, steam and crude oil. The companys industrial belts provide power to all kinds of machines, from rock crushers, copy machines and motorcycles to snowmobiles and machine tools. Car, truck and heavy equipment engines stay cool in the harshest conditions thanks to Gates coolant hose. Its automotive belts transfer power to engine accessories such as air conditioners, power steering pumps and alternators. And Gates hydraulic hoses and coupling assemblies provide fluid power to coal mining, timber harvesting and construction equipment. Markets served by Gates include the industrial and automotive original equipment and replacement markets, agriculture, transportation, mining, forestry, construction, office equipment, computer, and the food processing and handling markets. Organization Gates is organized into three product groups -- Worldwide Power Transmission, Worldwide Automotive Hoses, and Worldwide Hydraulic and Industrial Hose & Connectors. The worldwide product groups are responsible for product development, manufacturing, product globalization and manufacturing capacity and utilization. Sales, marketing and distribution activities are handled by Gates Europe, Gates Asia/Pacific Operations, and The Americas, which includes North America, South America and the Caribbean. The company sells its products directly to automotive and industrial original equipment manufacturers and through a network of 150,000 distributors, jobbers and dealers worldwide. Gates Quality Commitment Over the years, Gates built its reputation by providing the highest-quality products and services. That dedication to quality continues today with the Gates Quality Commitment. At Gates, the definition of quality is simple and straightforward -- "To meet or exceed customer expectations with products, services and experiences that are superior to the competition." Around the world, Gates operations meet the highest quality standards, including ISO and QS-9000. In addition, Gates has an internal quality process, the Gates Business Leadership Process, or GBLP. The GBLP ensures that all Gates associates work to meet the goals of the company and the needs of customers. Gates Parent Company -- Tomkins plc In 1996, Gates became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tomkins plc, ending 85 years of ownership by the Gates family. At the time of the transaction, Gates was the largest non-tire rubber company in the world. Tomkins plc is a world class global engineering and manufacturing group with market and technical leadership across two businesses: Industrial & Automotive and Building Products.