Founded in 1969 by Sam Shearer, CSE had its beginnings in servicing and repairing safety equipment for the coal mining industry. Sam, having an entrepreneurial spirit, decided that CSE should instead develop its own superior safety equipment. CSE has grown from its repair roots to designing and manufacturing rugged safety products for industrial environments. CSE’s core products focus on gas detection—both handheld and fixed systems—and emergency escape breathing devices. CSE has developed some of the world’s first types of products, such as the first carried 1-hour duration escape breathing device and most recently the first SMART Self-Contained Self-Rescuer (also referred to as an EEBD) that performs a self-inspection and alerts users and operators if it requires attention. CSE products are designed to outlast where others fall short, are easier to maintain, and are backed by world-class service. CSE is committed to safety excellence, and it is that drive that backs the level of service and support we offer to our customers. CSE services industries such as: mining, tunneling, fire service, utilities, and more, in locations throughout the world. CSE designs and manufactures its products at its facility located east of Pittsburgh in Export, PA.

Since 1980, PremaTech Advanced Ceramics has been machining and grinding high-purity silicon carbides and other ultra-hard materials with a specialty in CVD SiC for applications in Semiconductor, LED, Optics, Medical Devices, Aerospace, Defense, R&D, and more. We use science-based manufacturing methods supported by ISO 9001 certified management systems to ensure that customers’ orders meet the most demanding specifications. Our dedication to best practices is strengthened further by a commitment to meeting customer requirements so the components we manufacture may be used in the most sensitive applications. PremaTech is a woman-owned business which receives annual certification from the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council. Our modern manufacturing facility is located next to the Worcester Regional Airport in Worcester, MA, about 40 miles west of Boston. The plant is equipped with a state-of-the-art metrology laboratory, a central coolant recovery system and a variety of modern machinery dedicated to the production of components made from advanced materials.

Clubessential provides a unified suite of accounting/Point-of-Sale, website, online reservations, and member marketing solutions — all developed within a single architecture, and supported by a “white glove” experienced service team of over 100 people in the United States.

custom countertops, fireplaces, tub surrounds, slab walls, etc out of granite, marble, corian, and engineered stones

Renaissance Nutrition, Inc. is a health, wellness and fitness company based out of 339 Frederick Road, Roaring Spring, Pennsylvania, United States.

Keystone Foam Corporation takes pride in the ability to provide a wide variety of custom shapes and sizes of foam with our state-of-the-art cutting equipment. With over 50 types of foam, Keystone Foam Corporation stocks a diverse line of foam products.

Small Tube Products (STP) is a metal tube mill which has been serving customers for over 70 years. The USA-based company operates as a make-to-order mill producing standard and custom size non-ferrous tube (copper, brass, bronze, copper-nickel, nickel-silver and aluminum) and tube fabrications. STP is the largest and most diverse precision redraw tube mill in North America. STP's key strengths are its experienced workforce, its manufacturing process knowledge, its tooling design, and tooling fabrication skills. Our long-standing customer relationships serve as testimony to STP’s ability to supply the highest quality product, delivered on-time at a fair price. STP is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and our on-site laboratory is accredited to ISO 17025 - making it available to you for independent testing services. Our workforce crafts tube from over 22 different non ferrous alloys to assure a match between the tube’s performance and your application’s requirements.