Greenheck Fan Corporation

LBX Company, located in Lexington, Ky., manufactures Link-Belt brand excavators for the forestry, scrap and material handling industries. The Link-Belt brand name dates back to 1874, when Dana Ewert, a farm implement dealer, patented his Link-Belt chain. LBX was formerly a division of the Link-Belt Construction Equipment Company, and became a stand-alone company in 1998. The company was formed as a joint partnership between Sumitomo Construction Machinery and CNH Global. LBX operates as a board-controlled, stand-alone company and is responsible for all Link-Belt earthmoving, forestry and material handling equipment in North and South America. The company sells its products through a network of distributors that provide ongoing sales, parts, service and technical support to Link-Belt equipment owners.

ITW Shakeproof Industrial is a leading U.S. manufacturer of high-quality threaded screws, fasteners, and lock washers, offering innovative solutions to meet the unique challenges faced by various industries. With a history dating back to 1923, they have developed industry-standard products such as BosScrew, GripTide, Plastite, Tap R, TEKS, and Taptite, revolutionizing both plastic and metal thread forming. Their expertise also extends to machine screws, stampings, pins, and lock washers, providing reliable and efficient fastening solutions for automotive, furniture, appliance, HVAC, and military applications. Committed to value-added engineering and American-made quality, ITW Shakeproof Industrial continuously strives to exceed expectations by delivering innovative solutions like Shakeproof Thread and SEMS products. Their helical lock washers are widely recognized for their anti-loosening properties and are extensively used in various industries, including the rail industry. With a focus on customer needs, ITW Shakeproof Industrial offers a wide range of standard and custom-designed hardware, ensuring superior performance and value for their clients.Generated from the website

Everburn Manufacturing, located in Lexington, Ky., designs and manufactures ceramic fiber logs for gas appliances. Its logs are manufactured from a special amalgam of high-temperature ceramic fibers and binders and exhibits a realistic glow. Everburn logs are designed to resist thermal shock and heat and can withstand temperatures up to 2200 fahrenheit. In 1994, Everburn was the first company to offer an oak split log design. A year later it developed a charred design. Its Premium 96 collection features a variety of unusual bark textures to meet individual customer demands.