Sulzer Process Pumps

Lift Technologies designs and manufactures a full line of material handling equipment for the aircraft, automotive, agriculture, construction, food and beverage, mining, steel manufacturing, trucking and transportation industries. Its equipment includes material handling masts, carriages, side-shifters and fork positioners. Lift Technologies has grown through a number of acquisitions throughout the years. In 1999, it acquired the mast and carriage division from Cascade Corporation, as well as Hydrolectric Lift Truck, a division of Clark Material Handling. In 2001, it acquired Italy s Elecar, the European leader in mast manufacturing. Lift Tek and Elecar combined to form one of the world s largest independent mast manufacturers: Lift-Tek Elecar. Lift Technologies maintains its corporate headquarters in Guelph, Ontario, and a sales and customer service office in Westminster, S.C. The Lift-Tek Elecar office is located in Italy.

Staubli Corporation is a multifaceted company engaged in textile, robotics and connector manufacturing. Staubli Robotics manufactures high speed industrial robots and cleanroom robots for all automation needs, including assembly, machine tending, painting, palletizing, dispensing, cutting and measuring applications. Staubli Connectors manufactures high quality safety compressed air coupling, hydraulic dry break quick connect, water quick disconnect, quick coupling, multi-coupling and quick mould change system. Staubli Textile is a manufacturer and supplier of textile machinery, including weaving and electronic jacquard machines, dobbies, cam motions, harnesses, drawing-in, welding and warp tying installations. Staubli has 11 production units in Europe and China, business units in more than 20 countries and a distribution network throughout the world.

Leigh Fibers is one of the world s leading processors of textile waste and fiber by-products. Leigh is always an active buyer and seller, and its processing capacity is adequate for all needs. Much of its activity is exporting and importing. Leigh was founded in Boston in 1922, as an affiliate of a well-known British cotton waste company, John Leigh, Ltd. In the 1920s and 1930s, Leigh grew to be an important merchant and processor of cotton waste with extensive importing and exporting activities, with several offices overseas. It is the largest textile waste and by-product reprocessing company in North America. Leigh s quality and consistency has earned it the reputation of being the best supplier in the eyes of its customers. To continue to enhance this position, Leigh is in the process of being certified to ISO 9002.