Putzmeister America

Keeping customers and their products cool since 1867, Vilter Manufacturing designs and manufactures a variety of compressors, condensers, air units, packaged refrigeration systems and computer controls for use in refrigeration applications. The company serves clients in the meat and poultry, beverage, food processing, dairy, seafood, storage and warehousing, petrochemicals, ice rink, microelectronics and pharmaceuticals industries. Vilter Manufacturing has headquarters in Cudahy, Wis. Its products are available via a worldwide network of distributors, contractors and service centers. The company is also a member of the International Association of Food Industry Suppliers, the International Association of Refrigerated Warehouses and the International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration.

Established in 1977, as a wholly owned subsidiary of FANUC, FANUC CNC AMERICA Corporation is a strategic part of FANUC s worldwide service and support network. Located in Illinois, the company s team serves FANUC customers throughout North and South America. With more than 30 locations, FANUC is committed to providing total service and support for customer satisfaction. Technical services include replacement parts, motor repair and return, technical telephone and field support and after hours support through the CS24 network. CNC system options and upgrades, system tuning, periodic system inspection, and electronic device cleaning and testing are just a sample of services available to maximize system productivity. Cost-saving services, such as warranty service agreements, are also available through FANUC CNC AMERICA. In addition, it offers training and education covering all aspects of the use and maintenance of FANUC products. FANUC CNC AMERICA Corporation is headquartered in Hoffman Estates, Ill.

In 1856, the H.S. Crocker Company is a lithography company that prints for the food and pharmaceutical industries. The company also manufactures thermoformed and injected molded cups and shrink sleeves. The first offset-lithographic press manufactured in America was purchased and used by H.S. Crocker Company and later donated to the Smithsonian Museum. In 1871, Crocker established its first printing and lithography plant in San Francisco. In 1885, Crocker erected a five-story plant, considered to be the finest commercial printing establishment in the West. Between 1950 and 1975, the company went through a series of acquisitions including Independent Lithograph Company in 1958, Strobridge Lithograph Company in 1960, Fraser Label Company in 1969 and Lockwood Folding Box Company in 1972. The by H.S. Crocker Company has an office in Huntley, Ill.