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Car-O-Liner, a brand of Snap-on, has been a leader in the collision repair equipment industry for over fifty years, providing innovative solutions and advanced technology to automotive repair shops worldwide. Their commitment to quality and continuous improvement ensures that technicians have access to top-of-the-line equipment designed to enhance precision, efficiency, and productivity. With a comprehensive range of products, including alignment systems, welding equipment, and workshop solutions, Car-O-Liner supports technicians through robust training programs and dedicated customer service. Their latest innovations, such as the Speed3T weight bench and Bench Rack Versa, exemplify their focus on versatility and effectiveness in collision repair technology. Generated from the website

Magna Seating specializes in the development and manufacture of seat solutions and mechanisms for the automotive industry. The company offers integrated restraints and side-impact air bags, as well as the Mold-In-Place seats. It provides seat attach latches, entry systems, and manual and power adjusters and recliners. Magna Seating also offers tear down analysis, validation, and product development engineering and management services. It provides services to several organizations, such as Ford Motor Company and General Motors. Magna Seating is a wholly owned unit of Magna International, which designs, develops and manufactures automotive systems, assemblies, modules and components and serves clients in Asia, North America and Europe.

D.M. Draime founded Stoneridge in 1965 in Warren, Ohio. The company designs and manufactures engineered electrical and electronic components, modules and systems for the automotive, medium- and heavy-duty truck, agricultural and off-highway vehicle markets. It operates two segments: Vehicle Management & Power Distribution and Control Devices. Vehicle Management & Power Distribution solutions include electronic instrument clusters, electronic control units, driver information systems and electrical distribution systems. Control Devices focuses on products that monitor, measure or activate a specific function within the vehicle, including electronic and electromechanical switches, control actuation devices and sensors. The company began as a contract manufacturer for a single customer in the automotive industry and has expanded through acquisitions, including the Joseph Pollak Corporation in 1988, the Transportation Electronics Division of General Instruments in 1992, and the power door lock actuator business unit from Kelsey-Hayes in 1995. The company has headquarters in Warren, Ohio, and locations throughout the United States and worldwide.