Reynolds Industries Inc

J.C. Steele & Sons, based in Statesville, N.C., was founded in 1889. The company is a producer of heavy clay machinery in the United States. J.C. Steel also exports its products to many countries throughout the world. The company s products include crushing and grinding equipment, such as hammer mills, disintegrators, smooth roll crushers, dry pan grinders and waste choppers; feeding and processing equipment, including even clay feeders, pugmills and double shaft mixers; extrusion machinery, such as extruders, pug sealers, brick and tile cutters, manual off-bearing conveyors and combined machines; and auxiliary equipment, which includes additive feeders, vacuum pumps and water control systems.

Established in 1970, Manufacturing Services Inc. manufactures specialty metal-machined products on Davenport multi-spindle screw machines and the latest computer numerical controlled (CNC) and Swiss computer numerical controlled (CNC) turning and milling centers. The company is ISO 9001:2008 certified. Its Plastics Molding division allows it to manufacture insulators to meet its client's specific needs. Manufacturing Services Inc. is a supplier and job shop to the electronics, automotive, medical, industrial, textile and appliance industries, as well as many other service related industries.

CPM Wolverine Proctor is a global leader in the design and manufacture of processing equipment for the Food, Chemical, Tobacco, Textile and Web Processing Industries. CPM Wolverine Proctor invented the Jet-Tube air handling technology now widely used in the drying, toasting, and puffing of many food, chemical, and textile products. PROCTOR & SCHWARTZ was the first to apply Forced Convection drying principles to products in the food, tobacco, textile, and chemical industries, and CPM Wolverine Proctor is now the Industry Standard equipment.