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Regal-Beloit is an international manufacturer of electrical and mechanical motion control products. The company s mechanical products include gears and gearboxes, marine transmissions, high-performance automotive transmissions and ring and pinions, manual valve actuators and cutting tools. It serves an array of markets, including heavy industry and high technology companies. Regal-Beloit was founded in 1955 as a manufacturer of special metalworking tools. The company nearly doubled in size in 1997 with the addition of Marathon Electric Manufacturing Corporation of Wausau, Wis. In September, 2000, Regal-Beloit acquired Leeson Electric Corporation of Grafton, Wis. Most recently in 2004, the company nearly doubled in size with the acquisitions of General Electric s Commercial AC Motors and HVAC/Refrigeration Motors and Capacitors businesses. The company maintains headquarters in Beloit, Wis., and operates more than 65 manufacturing and service facilities throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe and Asia.

Marlin Technologies Inc. is a service provider of electronic controls and custom electronic hardware and software to the original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Based in Milwaukee, Wis., it offers an a array of products, such as invertors, timers, programmable controllers, microprocessors, relay modules, warning display, power distribution and many more. The company caters to a range of market segments that includes construction equipment, railroad and turf care industries. Marlin Technologies Inc. offers a variety of services that include application assistance, delivery, designing and quality control.

Home of the Tsubaki Advantage, U. S. Tsubaki is a manufacturer and supplier of power transmission, motion control products roller chain. The company offers its customers state-of-the-art power transmissions products and is well positioned to meet challenges as it strives to be the best value supplier in the industry. Tsubaki is marketed in more than 70 countries and its sales exceed $700 million globally. A subsidiary of Tsubakimoto Chain Company, U. S. Tsubaki was founded in 1971 and has headquarters in Wheeling, Ill., with additional service centers in Reno, Nev., Dallas, Atlanta, Philadelphia and Charlotte, N.C., as well as manufacturing facilities in Holyoke, Mass, Chicopee, Mass., Anoka, Minn., and Sandusky, Ohio.