MESOTHELIOMA CAN MAKE YOU RICH

Mesothelioma disease is a deadly and rich disease in the world. There are some qualification that make it the richest in the whole world i have made some research about this disease i was made to know that mesothelioma have some things toward the government and some private companies.....wonderful what those this mean, it means that who soever that have this disease will get some money and you can only received this money with a strong lawyers, that is how come the companies that are fighting to see some people that have this disease.....i know in you mind now another question you will love to ask is, who are the people that are paying for this disease good i will tell you there are some companies which i will add up into this article those are the companies that want to pay for this deadly disease. Yes whomsoever i mean whomsoever that have work in any of this companies have this deadly disease wooooooh indirectly you are rich for the payment you will get from those companies.You might not have this disease but what about your friends,family,and many people you know that have the by any means have contact with the ASBESTOS that cause this disease then they already have it...i will tell you beloved one if you have it you will not die....you will be treated and also be paid. read more and know more about it.

What is Mesothelioma?

Mesothelioma from the (Greek meso+ thelioma, tumor of middle lining tissue) is an uncommon cancer, originating from the cells which form the membrane lining the abdominal cavity (peritoneal membrane or peritoneum) which houses the intestines, or the chest (pleural membrane or pleura) cavity housing the heart and lungs, in which the cells making up those tissues begin to grow out of control.

Mesotheliomas most often are seen in older patients, more often men that have a history of occupational exposure to asbestos, although other causes such as radiation and certain viruses have occasionally been implicated. In a proportion of cases, no asbestos exposure can be identified.

Mesotheliomas involving the lung and pleura characteristically present as progressive shortness of breath due to the thickening of the lining membrane of the lung with gradual contraction of the breathing space; often, fluid accumulates in the lung spaces as well, further interfering with breathing, Mesotheliomas involving the abdominal cavity present with digestive symptoms, and abdominal swelling due to thickening of the lining membranes of the gut, and accumulation of large amounts of fluid in the abdomen.

How serious is it ? Mesotheliomas are serious and potentially life-threatening. Survival of patients with mesothelioma is usually short if effective treatment is not found, especially those with tumors that can be shown to be growing aggressively. Because mesotheliomas have usually spread throughout the pleural or peritoneal cavity before the diagnosis is made, complete surgical removal is only rarely possible. Moreover, mesotheliomas are not as sensitive to radiation therapy or chemotherapy as are many other tumors.

How are mesotheliomas diagnosed? In all cases, the diagnosis of mesothelioma must first be unquestionably established by biopsy of affected or suspicious tissues, and by definitive microscopic examination by a trained pathologist. Biopsy almost always requires an invasive procedure such as thoracoscopy and pleural biopsy, or laparotomy or laparoscopy, The removed tissues may be treated with special biological or chemical stains which are used to help the pathologist establish a firm diagnosis. The pathologist usually also comments upon the rate of growth and biological virulence of the tumor

Second, the tumor must be staged if possible by X-ray, CAT scan, MRI or other types of scans to clarify its location within the body, and to estimate the likelihood of effective curative or palliative therapy. Staging of mesothelioma by x-ray measurements, however, is difficult and often unreliable.

How are mesotheliomas treated? A treatment plan is devised depending upon the mesothelioma type, aggressiveness, primary location, and degree of local (rarely, distant) spread. The treatment of pleural mesothelioma is difficult. Treatment with surgery, radiation therapy or chemotherapy used alone or in combination may be proposed, depending upon the potential benefits and risks of each modality. Surgery is rarely used alone, but sometimes suffices when only a small pleural patch of mesothelioma is detected, thus allowing visually complete removal of the tumor. More often, mesotheliomas of the left or right pleural cavity cannot be completely removed without taking the entire lung (pneumonectomy) on the same side as well. In such cases, radiation therapy and/or chemotherapy is given postoperatively to help eradicate any residual mesothelioma that may have escaped the surgeon.

The treatment of peritoneal mesotheliomas is even more problematic; until recently no consistent treatment was available. At our institution, peritoneal mesotheliomas have been managed in the experimental setting with combined modality treatment consisting of extensive (usually not complete) debulking surgery, followed by intraperitoneal and systemic chemotherapy followed in turn by whole abdominal radiation therapy.

Because mesotheliomas now represent less than one percent of cancers and and are infrequently seen in the practice of most community oncologists, finding the correct treatment can be very difficult. Proper management of mesotheliomas often requires evaluation at larger tertiary hospitals or Comprehensive Cancer Centers by specialists in medical, surgical and radiation oncology with experience in all aspects of the clinical care of mesothelioma patients, including the newest experimental treatments.

Types of Mesothelioma

Mesothelioma can attack the pleural lining around the lungs. It can also attack the peritoneum, a tissue that surrounds the GI tract. Mesothelioma can attack the stomach lining, other internal organs, or even the pericardium (the tissue sac covering the heart). Thus, mesothelioma can be generally classified into the following types:

* Pleural — 75% of all mesothelioma cases
* Peritoneal — 10%–20%
* Pericardial — 5%

Mesothelioma can also be classified by the cancer type rather than the location of the cancer:

* Epithelioid — most common, best survival rate
* Sarcomatoid — most severe, but more rare
* Mixed/biphasic — a mixture of epithelioid and sarcomatoid cancer

Symptoms of Mesothelioma

The symptoms of mesothelioma differ somewhat according to the location of the cancer cells. In addition, each mesothelioma patient may have a different combination of mesothelioma symptoms. Tumors that affect the pleura may result in the following signs:

* Wheezing, cough, and/or hoarseness
* Anemia, fatigue
* Bloody sputum
* Shortness of breath
* Chest wall pain, or pain under the rib cage
* pleural effusion (fluid surrounding the lung)

Mesothelioma in the abdominal cavity often doesn't show symptoms until it's at a late stage. These symptoms may include:

* A mass in the abdomen
* Abdominal pain and/or swelling
* Weight loss
* Bowel problems
* Ascites (an abnormal buildup of fluid in the abdomen)

Causes of Mesothelioma

Before the grave dangers of asbestos were known, and even for years after the dangers were known, asbestos was used in literally thousands of asbestos products that humans and animals encounter every day — particularly in building components such as ceiling and floor tiles, walls, bricks and stucco, and in automotive parts such as brakes and clutches.


People who worked in the asbestos industry or in fields in which asbestos is used as a component of a product are most at risk for mesothelioma. Many individuals who have mesothelioma labored for years or even decades in jobs that required frequent contact with asbestos. When this mineral is mined, processed, woven, sprayed or otherwise manipulated, its microscopic fibers can be released into the air, where they may be inhaled, initiating the development of mesothelioma.

Treatments for pericardial mesothelioma.

There are a few marginally effective treatments for victims of pericardial mesothelioma. Radiation treatments are usually the preferred course of action to help slow the spread of the cancer, and chemotherapy can provide help in bolstering the effects of the radiation. Another type of treatment involves “fine needle aspiration” to draw out excess fluid that collects in the pericardium, which can help relieve some symptoms. In rare cases, doctors perform surgery to remove the pericardium, although this is usually a treatment of last resort. This course of action usually only slows the growth of pericardial mesothelioma, for no amount of surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation will fully eliminate the cancer.

If you or a loved one developed pericardial mesothelioma as a consequence of asbestos exposure, you deserve a voice and you may have the right to seek financial compensation for your pain and suffering. Let a dedicated and compassionate mesothelioma lawyer help you get the restitution you deserve. You must act quickly, for the statute of limitations in your state could end your case before it has a chance to begin. Don’t wait - contact someone who understands your fear and frustration today.

Mesothelioma Cancer Cell Types

To understand mesothelioma is to understand cancer. Cancer is essentially uncontrolled cellular growth. Under normal circumstances, body cells in the hair, bone, organs, or blood grow to a certain point, die off, and are replaced by newer, healthier cells. Unfortunately, most cancer cells are damaged to some degree, and as the body reproduces them they begin to take over for healthy cells, leading to eventual system failure.
Mesothelioma cells are divided into three main categories: epithelioid, sarcomatoid cells, and a mix of the two types called biphasic mesothelioma.

Cancers like mesothelioma can affect virtually any type of cells in the body, often radically affecting the prognosis and treatment options for patients. The tragedy of mesothelioma is that it takes decades before most symptoms appear, and by the time the cancer is discovered it is too entrenched in the system to treat.

Epithelioid Mesothelioma
The most common and relatively treatable form of the cancer is Epithelioid mesothelioma. Under a microscope this type of the disease is seen as a papillary or tubular growth and generally affects membranes and tissues that cover organs and other internal bodily surfaces. Between 50-70% of mesothelioma cases fall into this category, and this type is most likely to respond to treatment

Sarcomatoid Mesothelioma
Sarcomatoid mesothelioma is the most serious form of the disease, as it rarely responds to any treatment whatsoever. Fortunately it is also the rarest, as it only strikes 10-20% of patients with mesothelioma. It appears as spindle-shaped pattern of cells that overlap one another, and generally arises from support tissues such as bone, cartilage, muscle, and fat. Death usually occurs within six months of diagnosis of sarcomatoid mesothelioma.

Biphasic Mesothelioma
Biphasic mesothelioma is not a condition unto itself, but rather it is a combination of the other two types. It can take on both the good and bad aspects of sarcomatoid and epithelioid mesotheliomas and 20-35% of all mesothelioma cases are mixed or biphasic.

Mesothelioma is truly the deadly scourge of the 21st century. Because it takes decades before the first symptoms appear, many health professionals believe that there will be a mesothelioma epidemic in the decades to come. If you or someone you love was the victim of this deadly disease, you must consult one of our dedicated and experienced mesothelioma attorneys today. You may be entitled to compensation for your pain and suffering. Don’t delay. Call now.

NAMES OF COMPANIES
The following asbestos companies are known to have filed petitions in bankruptcy court:

o Forty-Eight Insulations

o National Gypsum Company

o Nicolet

o Standard Insulations

o Johns-Manville

o Raybestos Manhattan

o Raymark Industries

o Raytech Industries

o Eagle-Picher

o Keene Corporation

o Celotex Corporation

o Philip-Carey Corporation

o H. K. Porter Industries

o Rockwool

o Gatke Corporation

o A.P. Green

o Armstrong World Industries, Inc.

o Babcock & Wilcox Co.

o Federal-Mogul Global, Inc.

o G-I Holdings, Inc.

o Harbison Walker

o Kentile Floors, Inc.

o M.H. Detrick

o Montgomery Ward, LLC

o North American Refractories Company

o Owens Corning

o Pittsburgh Corning Corporation

o Rock Wool Manufacturing (same company in your list)

o Rutland Fire Clay Co.

o USG Corporation

o U.S. Mineral Products Company

o Washington Group International

o W.R. Grace & Co.

LIST OF COMPANIES THAT HAVE BEEN SUED IN ASBESTOS LAWSUITS:

• A-BEST PRODUCTS COMPANY
• A.C. & S., INC.
• A.J. ECKERT COMPANY, INC.
• A. O. SMITH ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS COMPANY
• A.O. SMITH WATER PRODUCTS
• A.W. CHESTERTON
• A. T. & T. CORP., Individually and as Successor to the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company and the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
• AALBORG INDUSTRIES, INC., Individually and as Successor to Zurn Industries, Inc. and Erie City Iron Works
• ABB, INC., formerly known as Brown Boveri
• ABBE ENGINEERING CO.
• ACE ASBESTOS MANUFACTURING, INC.
• ACE PUMP COMPANY
• ACF INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED f/k/a American Car and Foundry Company
• ACME BOILER COMPANY
• ADAMS VALVES, INC.
• ADVANCE AUTO SUPPLY
• ADVANCE WELDING & FABRICATING, INC.
• AEROFIN CORPORATION
• AEROSPACE PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL f/k/a Aircraft Parts International Combs, Inc. and a subsidiary of First Aviation Services Inc.
• AEROTECH HERMAN NELSON, INC.
• AES EASTERN ENERGY, L.P.
• AFP TWENTY SIX CORP.
• AHLSTROM HOLDINGS, INC. (Individually and as Successor to KAMYR and AHLSTROM-KAMYR)
• AIR COMPRESSOR ENGINEERING CO., INC.
• AIRCO, INC.
• AIRCRAFT BRAKING SYSTEMS CORPORATION)
• AJAX MAGNETHERMIC CORPORATION
• AJAX TOCCO MAGNETHERMIC¨ CORPORATION
• AK STEEL CORPORATION
• ALBANY FELT COMPANY, INC.
• ALBANY INTERNATIONAL CORP. (Individually and as successor to Albany Felt Company and Albint, Inc.)
• ALBANY VALVE & FITTING CO., INC.
• ALCAN ALUMINUM CORPORATION
• ALCOA INC. (Individually and as successor in interest to Tilo Roofing Co.)
• ALGOMA HARDWOODS, INC.
• ALLEGHENY TECHNOLOGIES INCORPORATED f/k/a Allegheny Teledyne Incorporated (Teledyne Continental Motors Division)
• ALLIANCE LAUNDRY SYSTEMS LLC
• ALL AREA PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CO., INC. (Individually and as Successor to Henderson Apartments Corp.)
• ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION
• ALLIS CHALMERS MANUFACTURING CORP.
• ALMAC PLASTICS INC.
• ALMAC PLASTICS OF CONNECTICUT
• ALSTOM ENERGY SYSTEMS SHG INC. (Individually and as Successor to the American Schack Company, Inc., and Griscom-Russell-Schack Company, Inc., and Griscom Russell)
• AMERICAN BILTRITE, INC.
• AMERICAN BOILER, TANK & WELDING CO., INC.
• AMERICAN COLLOID COMPANY
• AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY, INC.
• AMERICAN ELECTROTYPE CORP.
• AMERICAN FINANCIAL GROUP, INC. (f/k/a American Premier Underwriters, Inc., f/k/a The Penn Central Corporation, Individually and/or as Successor in interest or liability to The Penn Central Transportation Company, Trustees of the Property of Penn Central Transportation Company, Pennsylvania Railroad, New York Central Railroad, New York Central Railroad)
• AMERICAN HARDWALL SUPPLY CO.
• AMERICAN HYDRO CORPORATION
• AMERICAN HYDROTHERM DIVISION OF PATTERSON PROCESS EQUIPMENT CORP.
• AMERICAN LAFRANCE CORPORATION
• AMERICAN LAUNDRY MACHINERY, INC.
• AMERICAN-MARSH PUMPS
• AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES, LTD.
• AMERICAN STANDARD, INC.
• AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
• AMERICAN TUBE PRODUCTS, INC.
• AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO., INC.
• AMES IRON WORKS
• AMETEK, INC.
• AMHERST FOUNDRY, INC.
• AMR CORPORATION
• AMTICO INTERNATIONAL, INC.
• AMTROL (Individually and as Successor to Thrush Company and H.A. Thrush Company)
• ANDERSON PRODUCTS
• APEX LUMBER MART, INC.
• APOLLO INTERNATIONAL CORP.
• APOLLO MARITIME INTERNATIONAL, INC.
• APV HOMOGENIZER, INC. (Individually and as
• Successor to MANTON-GAULIN MANUFACTURING CO.)
• AQUA-CHEM, INC. (d/b/a Cleaver-Brooks Division)
• ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND COMPANY
• ARCY MANUFACTURING CO., INC.
• ARDEX ENGINEERED CEMENTS, INC., Individually and as Successor to Ardex Corp., and W. W. Henry
• ARGO PACKING COMPANY
• ARMSTRONG INTERNATIONAL, INC.
• ARMSTRONG INTERNATIONAL, INC.
• ARMSTRONG PUMPS INC.
• ARTISAN INDUSTRIES, INC. (Individually and as Successor to JET VAC. CORP)
• ASARCO INC.
• ASBEKA INDUSTRIES OF NEW YORK, INC. f/k/a Asbeka Asbestos Machining Corp.
• ASBESTOS CORPORATION LIMITED
• ASCO SERVICES, INC., As Subsidiary of Emerson Electric Company and Successor to ASCO Valve
• ASHLAND SPECIALTY CHEMICALS, A Division of Ashland, Inc.
• AST SPORTS SCIENCE, INC.
• ASTEN GROUP (Individually and as successor to ASTEN DRYER FABRICS, INC.)
• ATLANTIC VALVE & SUPPLY COMPANY
• ATLAS COPCO COMPRESSORS, INC.
• ATWOOD & MORRILL CO., INC. d/b/a Weir Valves & Controls USA Inc.
• AURORA PUMP
• AUSTIN AUTO PARTS INC.
• AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE CO. OF NEWBURGH, INC.
• AVCO CORPORATION
• AVIALL, INC.
• B & H ROCHESTER, INC. (Individually and as successor to CONSOLIDATED VACUUM)
• B.F. STURTEVANT CORPORATION
• BBA GROUP, PLC
• BC HOLDING GROUP, INC. (Individually and as Successor to BLACK CLAWSON COMPANY)
• BCCM LLC (Individually and as Successor to BLACK CLAWSON COMPANY)
• BI INDUSTRIES, INC. (Individually and as successor to WATERBURY & SONS CO.)
• BAKERS PRIDE OVEN CO., INC.
• BANGOR HYDRO-ELECTRIC COMPANY
• BARNES & JONES, INC.
• BATH IRON WORKS
• BEAZER EAST, INC.
• BEAZER EAST, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Koppers)
• BELL ASBESTOS MINES LTD.
• BELL & HOWELL COMPANY (Individually and as successor to CONSOLIDATED VACUUM)
• BELTING INDUSTRIES CO., INC.
• BEMIS COMPANY, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Milprint, Inc.)
• BENDER SHIPBUILDING & REPAIR CO., INC.
• BENNETT PUMP COMPANY
• BERTHELLA, INC., (Individually and as Successor to SUPERIOR COMBUSTION INDUSTRIES, INC.)
• BETHLEHEM APPARATUS COMPANY, INC.
• BETHLEHEM APPARATUS HEATHWAY SALES COMPANY, INC.
• THE BIGELOW COMPANY
• BIRD INCORPORATED f/k/a BIRD & SON, INC.
• BLACK CLAWSON CONVERTING MACHINERY, INC
• BLUE BIRD CORPORATION
• BOBST GROUP, USA, INC.
• THE BOEING COMPANY, Individually and as Successor to McDonnell Douglas
• BOISE-CASCADE
• BONDEX INTERNATIONAL INC.
• BONDO CORPORATION
• BOOTT MILLS
• BORG WARNER CORPORATION, by its Successor-In-Interest, Borg Warner Morse TEC Inc.
• BOSTON EDISON COMPANY
• B…WE BELL & HOWELL (Individually and as successor to CONSOLIDATED VACUUM)
• BRANDON DRYER FABRICS
• BRADFORD WHITE CORPORATION
• BRIGGS & STRATTON CORPORATION
• BRISTOL MYERS SQUIBB, Individually and as Successor to Clairol
• BRUNER WATER SOFTNER SERVICE, INC.
• BRUNSWICK PULP & PAPER CO.
• BUCYRUS INTERNATIONAL, INC.
• BUDA ENGINE COMPANY, INC. (THE)
• BUDD COMPANY (THE)
• BUFFALO PUMPS, INC.
• BUILDING MATERIALS, INC.
• BURNHAM CORPORATION
• BURNS BROS. CONTRACTORS, INC.
• BURNSCASCADE CO. a/k/a Burns Bros Manufacturing Co., Inc.
• BW/IP INTERNATIONAL CO., formerly known as Borg Warner Industrial Products Inc., a former subsidiary of and successor to Borg Warner Corp., Byron Jackson Pumps and United Pumps & Compressors
• C INDUSTRIES
• CLYDE BERGEMANN, INC.
• C.I. HAYES
• C.I. HAYES, INC.
• C.J. PETROW
• C.S. BLODGETT CORP.
• CGS THERMODYNAMICS
• CAMPITO PLUMBING & HEATING, INC.
• CANRAD, INC.
• CANTON AUTO PARTS, INC.
• CAPE CALSIL SYSTEMS LIMITED
• CAPE PLC
• CARBORUNDUM CORPORATION
• CARLYLE JOHNSON MACHINE COMPANY
• CARMEUSE NORTH AMERICA, Individually and as Successor to Dravo Corporation
• CARPARELLI BROS., INC.
• CARRIER CORPORATION
• CARRIER CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to BRYANT)
• CASE CORPORATION
• CASH ACME (Individually and as Successor to A.W. Cash and Reliance Worldwide)
• CASHCO, INC.
• CASSIAR MINING CORPORATION (Brinco Mining Ltd)
• CASSO SOLAR CORP.
• CASTLE & COOKE (Individually and as Successor to Standard Fruit & Steamship Company)
• CATERPILLAR INC.
• CAVO BUILDERSÕ SUPPLIES, INC. (Individually and as Successor to CAVO BROS. BUILDERSÕ SUPPLIES, INC.)
• CEMEX (Individually and as Successor to Southdown, Inc. and Moore McCormack Resources, Inc.)
• CEMLINE CORPORATION
• CENTRAL HUDSON GAS & ELECTRIC CORPORATION
• CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY
• CENTRAL VERMONT PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION
• CENTURY ELECTRIC LLC
• CERTAINTEED CORPORATION
• CERTAINTEED CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to Gustin Bacon)
• CESSNA AIRCRAFT COMPANY, as Successor by Merger to The Cessna Aircraft Company
• CHAMBERLIN RUBBER COMPANY
• CHEVRON U.S.A., INC.
• CHEVRON U.S.A., INC. (Individually and as Successor to Gulf Oil Corporation s/h/a CHEVRON U.S.A., Gulf Oil and gulf Oil Limited Partnership)
• CHICAGO FAUCET COMPANY (THE)
• CHICAGO PNEUMATIC TOOL COMPANY
• CHICK MASTER INTERNATIONAL, INC.
• CINCINNATI LAMB
• CISSELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
• CLARAGE FAN
• THE CLARK CONSTRUCTION GROUP
• CLARK RELIANCE CORPORATION
• CLYDE BERGEMANN, INC.
• CMP INDUSTRIES LLC f/k/a Consolidated Car Heating Company
• COEN COMPANY, Individually and as Successor to Coen Manufacturing Corp.
• COFFIN TURBO PUMP, INC.
• COLEMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC.
• COLFAX CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to WARNER ELECTRIC BRAKE & CLUTCH COMPANY)
• COLLINS AND WALTON PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS, INC.
• COLUMBIA BOILER COMPANY OF POTTSTOWN
• COMBUSTION ENGINEERING (Individually and as Successor-in-Interest to M.H. Detrick Co., Walsh Refractory Corporation and Refractory and Insulation Corporation)
• COMMERCIAL WELDING CO.
• CONAIR CORPORATION
• CONAIR CORPORATION
• CONBRACO INDUSTRIES, INC.
• CONDENSER SERVICE AND ENGINEERING CO., INC.
• CONGOLEUM CORPORATION
• CONGOLEUM CORPORATION (As successor to AMTICO FLOORS)
• CONNECTICUT BOILER REPAIR AND MANUFACTURING CO., INC.
• THE CONNECTICUT LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY
• CONNELL LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
• CONSOLIDATED EDISON COMPANY OF NEW YORK, INC.
• CONSOLIDATED EDISON, INC.
• CONSOLIDATED RAIL CORPORATION
• THE CONWAY CLUTCH CO.
• COOPER CAMERON CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to Pennsylvania Pump & Compressor Company)
• COOPER INDUSTRIES (Individually and as Successor to Crouse-Hinds)
• COPES-VULCAN, INC.
• CORBESCO, INC.
• COTTON-HANLON, INC.
• COURTER & COMPANY, INC.
• CPI CONTROLS
• CRANE CO.
• CROCKETT AND BUSS, INC.
• CROLL-REYNOLDS COMPANY, INC.
• CROSBY VALVE AND GAGE COMPANY
• CROWLEY MARITIME CORPORATION (as Successor to Delta and Mississippi Shipping)
• CROWN, CORK & SEAL COMPANY, INC.
• CUMMINS INC.
• CUNARD LINE LIMITED
• CUNARD LINE LIMITED
• CUNO INCORPORATED
• CURTISS-WRIGHT CORPORATION
• CURTISS WRIGHT FLOW CONTROL CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to FARRIS VALVES)
• CUSTOM BUILDING PRODUCTS
• CUTTER NORTHERN REFRACTORIES, INC.
• CVC, INC.
• CYCLOTHERM CORPORATION
• CYCLOTHERM OF WATERTOWN, INC.
• D.F.C., INC., Individually and as successor to J.W. Criswell
• D.J. MIKLOWITZ PLUMBING & HEATING
• DAIMLERCHRYLSER CORPORATION
• DAKE (Division of JSJ CORPORATION)
• DAL TILE CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to American Olean Tile Company, Inc.)
• DANA CORPORATION
• DANIELI CORPORATION
• DAP, INC.
• DAR INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS
• DARCO SOUTHERN, INC.
• DAVID BROWN UNION PUMPS COMPANY
• DEAN PUMP DIVISION
• DEERE & COMPANY
• DELKAP MANAGEMENT, INC.
• DETROIT STOKER COMPANY
• DEZURIK/COPES-VULCAN
• DIAL CORP. (Individually and as Successor to Griscom Russell Schack Company, Inc.)
• DIAMOND M. LUMBER CO., INC.
• DOLE FOOD COMPANY, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Standard Fruit & Steamship Company)
• DOMETIC
• DOMCO PRODUCTS TEXAS, LP (Individually and as successor to Azrock Industries, Inc.)
• DOMTAR INDUSTRIES, INC.
• DONEX, INC.
• DONALD DURHAM COMPANY (THE)
• THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY
• DRESSER INDUSTRIES, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Dresser Flow Control, Dresser Valve Division and Consolidated Relief Valves)
• DRESSER-RAND COMPANY, Individually and as Successor to Terry Steam Turbine Company
• DRESSER ROOTS
• DUKE ENERGY CORPORATION
• DUKE POWER COMPANY
• DUNHAM-BUSH, INC.
• DUNKIRK RADIATOR CORPORATION
• DURABLA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
• DURAMIC ABRASIVE PRODUCTS, INC.
• E. KEELER COMPANY
• ECR INTERNATIONAL, INC., Individually and as Successor to Dunkirk, Dunkirk Boilers and Utica Boilers
• E.P.E. INC.
• E.W. BOWMAN, INCORPORATED
• EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
• EASTERN AERO SUPPLY, INC.
• EASTERN REFRACTORIES COMPANY, INC.
• EATON AEROQUIP, INC. f/k/a Aeroquip Corporation
• EATON CORPORATION, Individually and now known as Eaton Electrical, Inc. and As Successor to The Vickers Pump Company
• ECLIPSE, INC. (Individually and as Successor to ECLIPSE COMBUSTION)
• ECODYNE MRM, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Griscom-Russell)
• EDWARD JOY
• 84 LUMBER COMPANY
• ELECTRIC BOAT CORPORATION
• ELECTRIC FURNACE COMPANY
• ELECTROLUX HOME PRODUCTS, INC., Individually and as Successor to White Consolidated Industries and Frigidaire
• ELECTROLUX HOME PRODUCTS, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Tappan and Copes-Vulcan)
• ELLIOTT TURBOMACHINERY CO., INC.
• ELLIS CORP. (Individually and as Successor to LUDELL MANUFACTURING CO.)
• ELMER W. DAVIS, INC.
• EMERSON CLIMATE TECHNOLOGIES, A Division of FLOW CONTROLS (Individually and as Successor to Alco Controls)
• EMERSON ELECTRIC COMPANY
• EMHART GLASS INC.
• EMPIRE-ACE INSULATION MANUFACTURING CORP.
• ENERGY EAST CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to CENTRAL MAINE POWER and NEW YORK STATE GAS & ELECTRIC)
• ENERQUIP, INC. (Individually and as Successor to CONDENSER SERVICE AND ENGINEERING CO., INC., CONSECO, INC., and EDGE MORE IRON WORKS, a/k/a EDGEMORE IRON WORKS a/k/a EDGEMORE BUILDERS)
• ENGINE DISPOSITION COMPANY (Individually and as Successor to Skinner Engine Company)
• ENGINEERED PRODUCTS, INC.
• ENGINEERED PRODUCTS GROUP f/k/a Pacific Pumps
• ENPRO INDUSTRIES, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Fairbanks-Morse Engine)
• 225 Hillsborough Street
• Raleigh, North Carolina 27603
• ENPROTECH MECHANICAL SERVICES, INC. (Individually and as Successor to DANLY)
• ENVIRONMENTAL ELEMENTS CO.
• EPOCH COMPOSITE PRODUCTS, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Tamko Roofing Products, Inc.)
• ERIE CITY IRON WORKS, Individually and as Successor to Erie Power Technologies, Inc.
• ERIE MATERIALS, INC.
• EXXONMOBIL OIL CORPORATION, Individually and as Successor to Mobil Oil Corporation
• F. C. KINGSTON, LLC
• F. E. MYERS
• F.W. WEBB COMPANY
• F H L, INC.
• FABRITEC INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
• FAIRBANKS-MORSE ENGINE
• FAIRBANKS COMPANY (THE)
• FAIRCHILD CORPORATION (THE)
• THE FALK CORPORATION
• FARRELL LINES, INC. (Individually and as Successor to American Export Isbrandtsen Lines Inc.)
• FELT PRODUCTS MFG. CO.
• FERRO ENGINEERING DIVISION, A Division of Oglebay Norton Company
• FIRST AVIATION SERVICES, INC., Individually and as Successor to First Equity Group
• FISHER AUTO PARTS, INC.
• FISHER CONTROLS INTERNATIONAL, INC., Individually and as Successor to Posi-Seal
• FISHER-KLOSTERMAN, INC.
• FISHER SCIENTIFIC INTERNATIONAL, INC.
• THE FLINTKOTE COMPANY
• FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT
• FLOWSERVE US, INC., Individually and Solely as Successor to Pacific Pumps and Edward Valve, Inc.
• FMC CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to Northern Pump Company and Coffin)
• FORD MOTOR COMPANY
• FORENTA LP (Individually and as Successor to FORSE)
• FOREST CITY AUTO PARTS COMPANY, INC.
• FORT KENT HOLDINGS, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Dunham Bush and Iron Fireman)
• FOSECO, INC.
• FOSTER WHEELER, LLC
• FOSTORIA INDUSTRIES
• FOUNDRY MATERIALS, INC.
• FRONTIER INSULATION CONTRACTORS, INC.
• FULTON BOILER WORKS, INC.
• THE FULTON COMPANIES (Individually and as Successor to Fulton Boiler Works)
• FULTON THERMAL CORPORATION
• G.H. MINER CO., INC.
• G.S. BLODGETT CORP.
• G & T AUTO PARTS OF MID ORANGE, INC.
• GANEM CONTRACTING CORP.
• GARDNER DENVER, INC.
• GARLOCK, INC.
• GARLOCK SEALING TECHNOLOGIES LLC, Individually and as Successor-In-Interest to Garlock, Inc.
• GENERAL DYNAMICS CORPORATION
• GENERAL DYNAMICS (Individually and as Successor to ELECTRIC BOATCORP.)
• GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
• GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION
• GENERAL RAILWAY SIGNAL COMPANY
• GENERAL REFRACTORIES COMPANY
• GENTEX CORPORATION
• GENUINE PARTS COMPANY
• GEORGE G. SHARP, INC.
• GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPORATION
• (Individually and as successor to Bestwall Gypsum Company)
• GERMANETTI CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATES, INC. f/k/a Germanetti & Ryan, Inc.
• GEROSA INCORPORATED
• GILBARCO, INC.
• GLOBE FOREIGN AUTO PARTS, INC.
• GOODRICH CORPORATION f/k/a The B.F. Goodrich Company, Individually and as Successor in Interest to The Cleveland Pneumatic Company, a Division of the Pneumo Abex Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Abex, Inc.
• GOODYEAR CANADA, INC.
• THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY
• THE GORMAN-RUPP COMPANY
• GOSS GRAPHIC SYSTEMS, INC. (Individually and as Successor to MIEHLE-GOSS-DEXTER, INCORPORATED and MIEHLE PRINTING PRESS and MANUFACUTURING COMPANY and ROCKWELL GRAPHIC SYSTEMS, INC.)
• GOSS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
• GOULDS PUMPS, INC.
• GRAHAM CORPORATION
• GRAVER WATER SYSTEMS, Inc. (Individually and as successor to the Graver Company and Ecodyne, Unitech Division)
• GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC. (THE)
• GREENE, TWEED & CO., Individually and as Successor to Palmetto Packings
• GRIFFIN WHEEL COMPANY
• GRINNELL CORPORATION
• GRISCOM-RUSSELL-SCHACK COMPANY, INC.
• GROBET USA
• GULF OIL CORPORATION
• GULF OIL LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
• H.B. SMITH CO., INC.
• H.P. HOOD, INC.
• HALE PRODUCTS, INC., Individually and as Successor the Hale Fire Pump Company
• HALLIBURTON COMPANY (Individually and as Successor-in-Interest to KELLOGG, BROWN & ROOT, and BROWN & ROOT)
• HAMBURG SUD NORTH AMERICA, INC.
• HAMILTON SUNDSTRAND CORPORATION
• HAMILTON SUPPLY COMPANY
• HAMON RESEARCH-COTTRELL (Individually and as Successor to Research-Cottrell)
• HANOVIA
• HARDIE-TYNES CO. INC.
• HARDINGE, INC.
• HARNISCHFEGER CORPORATION
• HARRIS CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to Harris-Intertype Corporation and Harris-Seybold Company)
• HARSCO COMPANY
• HARTFORD BOILER REPAIR WORKS, INC.
• HARTFORD COMPRESSORS, INC.
• HASELTON LUMBER COMPANY, INC.
• HAUN WELDING SUPPLY, INC.
• HAYES BRAKE, LLC
• HAYES HEAT TREATING CORPORATION
• HB FULLER
• HEAT TRANSFER PRODUCTS INC.
• HEIDELBERG USA, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Merganthaler, Linotype Hell and Harris-Intertype)
• HENDERSON APARTMENTS CORP.
• HENRY COMPANY (Individually and as Successor to Monsey and Bakor)
• HENRY TECHNOLOGIES
• HENRY VOGT COMPANY
• HENRY VOGT MACHINE CO.
• HERCULES CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC.
• HERCULES INCORPORATED
• HOBART BROTHERS COMPANY (Individually and as Successor to Mckay Hobart)
• HOKE, INC.
• HOLLINGWORTH & VOSE COMPANY
• HOLLISTERÕS PLUMBING & HEATING CORP.
• HOMASOTE COMPANY, INC.
• HOMESTEAD INSULATION COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT, INC. (THE)
• HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL, INC. (f/k/a Alliedsignal, Inc., and as Successor-in-interest to the Bendix Corp.)
• HONEYWELL (Individually and as Successor to MERGANTHALER and FISHER SCIENTIFIC)
• HOOK & MILLER MANUFACTURING CO., INC.
• HOOK MANUFACTURING CO.
• HOOK MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC.
• HOPEMAN BROTHERS, INC.
• HOPEMAN BROTHERS MARINE INTERIORS LLC
• HORTON INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS
• HUDSON PULP & PAPER CORP.
• HUXLEY RAW MATERIALS INC.
• HYDROTHERM
• HYPRO CORPORATION (As Successor to EDWARDS MANUFACTURING)
• I.D. BOOTH
• I.T.T. FLUID PRODUCTS CORPORATION
• I.T.T. INDUSTRIES, INC., Individually and as successor to Bell & Gossett and Grinnell Corporation
• IANNELLI CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
• IBW ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS CORPORATION
• ILLINOIS TOOL WORKS (Individually and as Successor to HOBART BROTHERS COMPANY)
• IMAGEXPRES.COM
• IMO INDUSTRIES, INC. (f/k/a Delaval, Inc.)
• INDUCTOTHERM CORP.
• INDUSTRIAL HOLDINGS CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to Carborundum Company, Lockport Felt Division)
• INDUSTRIAL INSULATION SALES, INC.
• INGERSOLL-RAND COMPANY
• INGERSOLL-RAND COMPANY (Individually and as successor to DRESSER-RAND CO.)
• INNOVATIVE COMBUSTION TECHNOLOGIES, INC. d/b/a S.T. JOHNSON COMPANY, INC.
• INSULATION DISTRIBUTORS, INC.
• THE INTERNATIONAL BOILER WORKS COMPANY
• INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION
• INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY
• INTERNATIONAL TRUCK AND ENGINE CORPORATION
• ITW/TACC, a division of Illinois Tool Works, Inc. (Individually and as successor to Miracle Adhesives Corporation)
• INVENSYS, Individually and as Successor to Robertshaw and Fulton Sylphon
• INVENSYS SYSTEMS, INC., Individually and as Successor to Foxboro
• J L S CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to Skinner Engine Co.)
• J.H. FRANCE
• J.S. THERMAL SYSTEMS, INC.
• J. WALTER
• THE JACK PARKER CORPORATION
• THE JAMES LEFFELL AND COMPANY
• JAMESWAY INCUBATORS COMPANY, INC.
• JANOS INDUSTRIAL INSULATION, INC.
• JANUS HOTELS AND RESORTS
• JEFFBOAT LLC
• JELD-WEN, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Morgan Co.)
• JENNY PRODUCTS, INC.
• JESCO AMERICA (Individually and as successor to B.I.F. and BUILDERS IRON FOUNDRY)
• JOHN CRANE, INC.
• JOHN L. HALEY INCORPORATED
• JOHN P. COAKLEY SONS, INC.
• JOHN W. DANFORTH COMPANY
• JOHN ZINK COMPANY, LLC
• JOHNSON PACKINGS & INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS, INC.
• JOHNSTON BOILER COMPANY
• JOHNSTON SWEEPER COMPANY
• JOSEPH A. GIRUZZI d/b/a GIRUZZI PLUMBING & HEATING
• JOSEPH DAVIS INC.
• JOY GLOBAL, INC.
• JOY MANUFACTURING COMPANY (Individually and a Successor to Sullivan Compressors)
• JULIUS KRAFT COMPANY, INC.
• K.S.B. , INC.
• K & F INDUSTRIES, INC. (Individually and as Successor to AIRCRAFT BRAKING SYSTEMS CORPORATION)
• KADANT, INC. (Individually and as Successor to BLACK CLAWSON)
• KBA NORTH AMERICA, INC., Web Press Division (Individually and as Successor to Kba-Motter and Motter)
• KBA NORTH AMERICA, INC., Sheetfed Division (Individually and as Successor to Kba-Motter and Motter)
• KELLOGG BROWN & ROOT (As wholly owned Subsidiary of HALLIBURTON COMPANY)
• KELLY-MOORE PAINT COMPANY, INC.
• KENNEDY VALVE
• KENTILE FLOORS, INC.
• KERR CORPORATION
• KEYSPAN CORPORATION
• KEYSTONE BOILER WORKS, INC.
• KIDDER, INC.
• KIMBERLY-CLARK CORPORATION(Individually and as Successor to SCOTT)
• KOBELCO STEWART BOLLING, INC. (Individually and as Successor to THE STEWART BOLLING COMPANY)
• KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY AMERICA LLC
• KOHLER CO.
• KOL-TAR, INC.
• KOLL REAL ESTATE GROUP, INC. (Individually and as Successor to HENLEY NEWCO INC. and FISHER SCIENTIFIC)
• KOMATSU AMERICA CORP.
• KOVATCH MOBILE EQUIPMENT CORP.
• KRAFT FOODS, INC., Individually and as Successor to General Foods Corporation
• L. BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC.
• L.J. WING
• L M SCANLON, INC. (Individually and as Successor to SCANLONS' AUTO PARTS, INC.)
• L & M SURCO MFG., INC.
• LAARS, INC. a/k/a LAARS HEATING SYSTEMS
• LAIRD PLASTICS (Individually and as Successor to ALMAC PLASTICS)
• LAKE ASBESTOS OF QUEBEC, LTD.
• LAMONS GASKET COMPANY
• LATHAM ELECTRIC SUPPLY CORP.
• LAWRENCE PUMPS, INC.
• LEN-CO LUMBER CORP.
• LEONARD BUS SALES, INC.
• LEONARD J. BUCK & CO., INC.
• LENNOX INDUSTRIES, INC., Individually and as Successor to Lennox Furnace Company
• LESLIE CONTROLS, INC.
• LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS, INC.
• THE LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY
• LINCOLN MOTORS
• LINDBERG
• LINDBERG/MPH
• LINDEN TOWERS COOPERATIVE #5, INC.
• FOR DIRECT SERVICE:
• LINOTYPE-HELL COMPANY
• LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION, Individually and as Successor by Merger to Lockheed Corporation
• LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY
• LORENZEN REALTY OF ORANGE COUNTY, INC. (Individually and as successor to Automotive Brake)
• LORILLARD TOBACCO COMPANY, (Individually and as Successor to P. Lorillard Company And as Successor to Lorillard, Inc.)
• LSR CORPORATION, Individually and as Successor to Universal Metal Hose
• LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES INC.
• (Individually and as a Successor to New Jersey Bell Telephone Company and the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company)
• LUCIFER FURNACES, INC.
• LUDELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
• LUDLOW CORP. (THE), Individually and as Successor to Elrod
• THE LUNKENHEIMER COMPANY
• MACK TRUCKS, INC.
• MADER PLASTERING CORP.
• MADISON INTERNATIONAL SALES COMPANY
• MAHONING OUTDOOR FURNACES
• MANHATTAN DOOR CORPORATION
• MANITOWOC COMPANY (THE)
• MANNINGTON CARPETS, INC.
• MAPEI CORPORATION
• MARATHON ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING CORPORATION
• MAREMONT CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to Grizzly)
• MARIO & DIBONO PLASTERING CO. INC.
• MARKED TREE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to Marked Tree Lumber Supply)
• MARMET BLOCK WORKS, INC.
• THE MARMON GROUP, INC., a/k/a THE MARMON CORPORATION, INC. (Individually and as Successor to the Graver Company and Ecodyne, Unitech Division)
• MARNANDI HOLDING CORP.
• MARSHFIELD DOORSYSTEMS, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Roddis)
• MAYTAG CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to Amana)
• MCCORD, INC.
• MCDONNELL DOUGLASS CORPORATION
• MCLEOD INDUSTRIES
• MCMASTER CARR SUPPLY COMPANY
• MEARS-KANE-OFELDT, INCORPORATED
• MEGTEC SYSTEMS, INC. (Individually and as Successor to TEC SYSTEMS, ASI and OVERLY)
• MELRATH GASKET COMPANY
• MERCER ASSOCIATES, INC. (as successor to GLOBAL BUILT TRANSPORT INC. and STATES MARINE CORPORATION)
• MERRIAM-GRAVES OF NEW YORK CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to Rene Neveu & Son, Inc.)
• MESTEK, INC. (Individually and as Successor to H.B. SMITH CO., SMITH CAST IRON BOILERS and MILLS BOILERS)
• METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
• MIDDLEBY CORPORATION, Individually and as Successor to Middleby Marshall
• MIDLAND ROSS CORPORATION
• MILPRINT,INC.
• MILWAUKEE VALVE COMPANY, INC.
• MISSOURI BOILER AND TANK CO. (Division of NOOTER COMPANY)
• MOBIL CORPORATION
• MANUFACTURING COMPANY
• MODERN EQUIPMENT COMPANY, A wholly owned subsidiary of Alco Industries, Inc.
• MODINE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
• MOHAWK HEATING CO., INC.
• MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY
• THE MONTALVO CORPORATION
• MORMAC MARINE TRANSPORT, INC., Individually and as Successor to Moore-McCormack Bulk Trnasport and Moore-McCormack Lines)
• MOUNT VERNON MILLS, INC.
• MR. GASKET, INC.
• MUELLER SALES CORPORATION
• MUNACO PACKING & RUBBER
• NA GRAPHICS, Individually and as Successor to Vandercook
• NARROWSBURG LUMBER CO. INC.
• THE NASH ENGINEERING COMPANY
• NATIONAL GRID USA SERVICE COMPANY, INC. (Individually and as Successor to NIAGARA MOHAWK, MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC, NARRAGANSET AND BLACKSTONE VALLEY)
• NATIONAL STEEL CORPORATION
• NAVISTAR INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
• NAVISTAR INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORTATION CORPORATION
• NEBRASKA BOILER COMPANY, INC.
• NEW ENGLAND INSULATION CO.
• NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
• NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING as NORTHRUP GRUMMAN (Individually and as Successor to NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING)
• NEW YORK AIR BRAKE CORPORATION
• NEW YORK BLOWER
• NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC & GAS CORPORATION
• NEW ELJAM PRODUCTS, INC.
• NESTLE USA, INC.
• NEXEN GROUP, INCORPORATED (Individually and as Successor-in-Interest to HORTON CLUTCHES AND BRAKES MANUFACTURING, INC.)
• NEXEN GROUP, INCORPORATED (Individually and as Successor-in-Interest to HORTON INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS)
• NIAGARA INSULATIONS, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Niagara Asbestos)
• NIAGARA-MOHAWK POWER CORPORATION
• NORDYNE, INC., (Individually and as Successor to Tappan and Intertherm, Inc.)
• NORFOLK SHIPBUILDING & DRYDOCK CORPORATION d/b/a NORSHIPCO
• NORRIS VALVES
• NORTH AMERICAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LTD.
• NORTH AMERICAN ASBESTOS CORPORATION
• NORTHEAST UTILITIES
• NORTHEAST UTILITIES SERVICE COMPANY
• NORTHERN PUMP COMPANY
• NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION
• NSTAR ELECTRIC & GAS CORPORATION
• O.C. KECKLEY COMPANY
• O.K.I. SUPPLY CO.
• OAK AUTO SUPPLY, INC.
• OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORPORATION
• OCEAN VIEW CAPITAL, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Triangle Wire and Cable, Inc.)
• OKI BERING
• OKI BERING MANAGEMENT CO.
• O.K.I. SUPPLY COMPANY
• OLDCASTLE RETAIL, INC. (Individually and as Successor to W.R. Bonsal)
• THE OKONITE COMPANY
• ONTARIO ELECTRIC SUPPLY CORP.
• OPW FUELING COMPONENTS, INC., Individually and as a Division of Dover Resources, Inc.
• ORANGE AND ROCKLAND UTILITIES, INC.
• OLD ORCHARD INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to Vapor Heating Corporation)
• OSWEGO PACKAGE BOILER CO., INC. (Individually and as Successor to CYCLOTHERM)
• OWENS-ILLINOIS, INC.
• P & H MINING EQUIPMENT
• P.S.F. INDUSTRIES, INC.
• PACEMAKER MILLAR STEEL AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. (Individually and as successor-in-interest to CHARLES MILLAR & SON SUPPLY)
• PACIFIC STEEL CASTING CORP.
• PANGBORN CORPORATION
• PALMETTO, INC.
• PARKER HANNIFIN CORPORATION, Individually and as Successor by Merger to Stratoflex, Inc. (Cleveland Brake Division)
• PARSONS MAIN OF NEW YORK, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Chas. T. Main of New York, Inc.)
• PATTERSON-KELLEY COMPANY, INC. (THE)
• PATTERSON PUMP COMPANY, a Subsidiary of the Gorman-Rupp Company (Individually and as successor to C.H. Wheeler Manufacturing and Griscom Russell)
• PAUL MUELLER COMPANY
• PECORA CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to Pecora Corporation, New Pecora Corporation, and New Pecora Corporation, Inc.)
• to Aurora Pump)
• PEERLESS HEATER COMPANY, A Division of Peerless Industries, Inc.
• PEERLESS MILL SUPPLY COMPANY, INC.
• PEP BOYS MANNY, MOE & JACK OF DELAWARE, INC.
• PETER GISONDI & CO., INC., Individually and as Successor to Gisondi & Brothers
• PETTIBONE LLC
• PETTIBONE MICHIGAN, LLC (Successor-in-Interest and/or f/k/a PETTIBONE MICHIGAN CORP, Successor-in-Interest and/or f/k/a PETTIBONE CORP.)
• PFAUDLER, INC.
• PHELPS DODGE INDUSTRIES, INC.
• PHILIPS ELECTRONICS NORTH AMERICA CORPORATION
• PHILIP MORRIS INDUSTRIAL INCORPORATED (Individually and as Successor to Milprint, Inc.)
• PHOENIX MANUFACTURING COMPANY
• PIRELLI CABLE CORPORATION
• PLANT MAINTENANCE SERVICE CORPORATION
• PLASTICS ENGINEERING COMPANY
• PLATT MANUFACTURING CORP. f/k/a Platt Iron Works, Inc.
• PLATTSBURGH MOTOR SERVICE, INC.
• PNEUMO ABEX CORPORATION
• PORT AUTHORITY OF NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY
• PORTER-HAYDEN COMPANY
• POTSDAM AUTO PARTS, INC.
• POWER SPECIALTIES CO, INC.
• POWERS, A Division of Watts Water Technologies, Inc.
• PRATT & WHITNEY POWER SYSTEMS, INC.
• PRAT-DANIEL
• PRES SEAL CORP.
• PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY, Individually and as Successor to Clairol
• PROKO INDUSTRIES, INC.
• PRUDENTIAL SUPPLY CORPORATION
• PYCO INC.
• PYRONICS, INC.
• QUACKENBUSH CO., INC.
• QUALITEX COMPANY
• QUIKRETE
• QUIGLEY COMPANY, INC.
• (BANKRUPT)
• QUIN-T CORPORATION
• QUINCY COMPRESSOR
• QUINCY COMPRESSOR
• R.B. WING & SONS CORPORATION
• R.E. HEBERT AND COMPANY, INC.
• R.H. SHEPPARD CO., INC.
• R.M. HEADLEE CO., INC.
• R.P. ADAMS COMPANY, INC.
• R.T. VANDERBILT COMPANY, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Governeur Talc Co., Inc.)
• RADIAC ABRASIVES, INC.
• RAILROAD FRICTION PRODUCTS CORPORATION
• RANDO MACHINE CORPORATION
• REN AUTO PARTS
• RANSOM & RANDOLPH COMPANY
• RAPCO FLEET SUPPORT, INC.
• RAPCO, INC.
• RAPID-AMERICAN CORPORATION, Successor-by-merger to Glen Alden Corporation, Briggs Manufacturing Co., Philip Carey Corporation and Philip Carey Manufacturing
• RAYTHEON AIRCRAFT COMPANY f/k/a Beech Aircraft Corporation
• RAYTHEON COMPANY
• REFRACTORY MAINTENANCE CORPORATION
• RENE NEVEU & SON, INC.
• RESILLO PRESS PAD CO.
• REVERE COPPER PRODUCTS, INC.
• REYNOLDS MANUFACTURING CO. (Individually and as Successor to Hook and Ackerman)
• REYNOLDS METALS COMPANY
• REZNOR
• RHEEM MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC.
• RICHARDS INDUSTRIES VALVE GROUP
• RIDGE CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
• RIELLO BURNERS NORTH AMERICA
• RILEY-STOKER CORPORATION d/b/a DB Riley, Inc.
• RIVERSIDE MALL, LLC
• RIVERSIDE MALL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION, INC.
• ROBERT A KEASBEY COMPANY
• ROBERT BOSCH CORPORATION
• ROBERT PINKERTON BOILER WORKS, INC.
• ROBERTS-GORDON, LLC
• ROBIN W. ADAIR CO., INC.
• ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC CORPORATION
• ROCHESTER INDUSTRIAL INSULATIONS INC.
• ROCHESTER PLUMBING SUPPLY CO., INC.
• ROCHESTER WELDING SUPPLY CORPORATION
• ROCKBESTOS-SURPRENANT CABLE CORP.
• ROCKEFELLER CENTER, INC.
• ROCKEFELLER CENTER MANAGEMENT CORP.
• ROCKEFELLER GROUP, INC.
• ROCKER SOLENOID COMPANY
• ROCKMILLS STEEL PRODUCTS CORP.
• ROCKWELL AUTOMATION, INC., Individually and as Successor to Rockwell Manufacturing Company, Edward Valves, Reeves Pulley and Reliance Electric Manufacturing
• ROLLS-ROYCE PLC
• ROSBACK COMPANY
• ROSENTHAL JEWELERS SUPPLY CORP.
• ROSTONE CORPORATION
• ROTH PUMP COMPANY
• ROZELL, INC. (a/k/a ROZELL PLUMBING & HEATING, INC.
• RPM INC., Individually and as Successor to Republic Powdered Metals and as Successor to Bondex International, Inc.
• RUGGLES-KLINGEMANN
• RUST CONTRACTORS, INC., Individually and as Successor to Rust Engineering and Rust International
• RYDER SYSTEM, INC.
• S.T. JOHNSON COMPANY, INC.
• S.D. WARREN COMPANY
• ST. LAWRENCE GAS COMPANY, INC.
• SACHS NORTH AMERICA, INC.
• SAGER SPUCK STATEWIDE SUPPLY CO., INC.
• SAINT-GOBAIN ABRASIVES, INC. (Individually and as successor to NORTON CO.)
• SAINT-GOBAIN CERAMICS & PLASTICS, INC. (Individually and as Successor to CORHART REFRACTORIES)
• SANDUSKY INTERNTIONAL INC. (Individually and as Successor to BELIOT)
• SASIB CORPORATION OF AMERICA (Individually and as Successor to Paxall, Inc. and Cherry-Burrell)
• SAURER, INC.
• SCANLONÕS AUTO PARTS, INC.
• SCHICK
• SCAPA GROUP, INC.
• SCOTT TECHNOLOGIES, INC., (Individually and as Successor to Figgie International Holdings., Inc. and Figgie International, Inc.)
• SEAGRAVE FIRE APPARATUS LLC
• SEALING DEVICES, INC.
• SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY
• SECO/WARWICK CORPORATION
• SELAS CORPORATION OF AMERICA
• SELBY, BATTERSBY & CO., n/k/a SB Decking, Inc.
• SELLERS ENGINEERING COMPANY
• SEQUOIA VENTURES, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Bechtel Corporation)
• SHARED TECHNOLOGIES FAIRCHILD TELECOM, INC., Individually and as Successor in Interest to VSI Corporation, Signature Combs, Inc. f/k/a AMR Combs, Inc.
• SHAKO INC.
• SHELL OIL COMPANY
• SHEPARD NILES, INC.
• SHERIDAN SUPPLY
• THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY
• SHO ME NATURAL PRODUCTS
• SHOR INTERNATIONAL CORP. a/k/a I. SHOR
• SID E. PARKER BOILER MFG. COMPANY
• SIDNEY FACILITY MANAGEMENT, INC., Individually and as Successor to Richard Klinger, Inc.
• SIEMENS CORPORATION, Individually and as Successor to Powers
• SIEMENS CORPORATION, Individually and as Successor to Permutit USA
• SIMPLEXGRINELL LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
• SIMPSON INVESTMENT COMPANY (Individually and as Successor to Simpson Timber Company)
• SIMPLEXGRINNELL LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
• SKINNER ENGINE CO.
• SKUTT CERAMIC PRODUCTS, INC.
• SKYWAY ROOFING
• SLOAN VALVE COMPANY
• SMITH CAST IRON BOILERS (Individually and as Successor to Mills Boilers)
• SOUTH BEND LATHE, INC.
• CARMINE MARTINO
• SOUTHDOWN, INC. As Successor in Interest to Moore McCormack Lines
• SOUTHERN TEXTILE CORPORATION
• SOUTHERN TIER INSULATION DISTRIBUTORS, INC.
• SOUTHWESTERN PETROLEUM CORPORATION
• SPARTAN MOTORS, INC. d/b/a SPARTAN CHASSIS, INC.
• SPECO CORPORATION
• SPENCE ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC.
• SPIRAX SARCO, INC.
• SPX CORPORATION (Individually and as successor to BIF Pumps, General Signal and Dezurik and Copes Vulcan and Lindberg)
• SQUARE D
• STACY INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY (Individually and as Successor to Kidder, Inc.)
• STANDARD INSULATING CO., INC.
• THE STANLEY WORKS
• STATES MARINE CORP.
• STATES MARINE INTERNATIONAL, INC. (Individually and as successor to STATES MARINE LINES, INC., and STATES MARINE CORP.)
• STATES MARINE LINES
• STATES MARINE SHIPPING CO. (Individually and as successor to STATES MARINE CORP.)
• STERLING FLUID SYSTEMS (AMERICAS) INC. (Individually and as Successor to Peerless Pump Company)
• STEWART WARNER CORPORATION
• STONCOR GROUP, INC. (a/k/a STONHARD, INC.)
• STREETER ASSOCIATES, INCORPORATED
• STRUTHERS WELLS CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to TITUSVILLE IRON AND STRUTHERS WELLS TITUSVILLE)
• SULLAIR CORPORATION
• SULLIVAN MACHINERY COMPANY
• SULLIVAN PALATEK, INC.
• SULZER, Individually and as Successor to Johnston Pump
• SUNBEAM PRODUCTS, INC.
• SUPERIOR BOILER WORKS
• SUPERIOR CLAY CORPORATION
• SUPERIOR LIDGERWOOD MUNDY CORP., a/k/a LIDGERWOOD MANUFACTURING CO., Individually and as Successor to M.T. Davidson Co.
• SUPERIOR STEAM IRON
• SURFACE COMBUSTION, INC.
• SUSSMAN-AUTOMATIC CORPORATION
• SUTHERLAND LUMBER COMPANY
• SYNKOLOID - A DIVISION OF MURALO CO., INC.
• SYRACUSE SUPPLY COMPANY
• SUNDYNE CORPORATION
• T H AGRICULTURE & NUTRITION LLC, Individually and as Successor-in-Interest to Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co.
• TACO, INC.
• TARM USA, INC.
• TDY INDUSTRIES, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Teledyne Industries, Inc.)
• TECUMSEH PRODUCTS COMPANY
• TELEDYNE TECHNOLOGIES INCORPORATED (Teledyne Continental Motors Division)
• TEXACO, INC.
• TEXO, INC.
• TEXTRON, INC.
• THOMAS INDUSTRIES INC.(Individually and as successor to WELCH PUMPS)
• THRUSH COMPANY, INC.
• TISHMAN LIQUIDATING
• TISHMAN REALTY & CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
• TMD FRICTION BETEILIGUNGS GMBH & CO KG (Individually and as Successor to Mintex);
• TMD FRICTION, INC. (Individually and as Successor to MINTEX)
• THOMAS O'CONNOR & COMPANY, INC. (currently known as O'Connor Constructors, Inc.)
• 3M COMPANY (Individually and as Successor to Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company)
• TIDEWATER INC.
• TIDEWATER OIL COMPANY
• TILE COUNCIL OF AMERICA, INC.
• TINGUE, BROWN & CO.
• TODD SHIPYARDS CORPORATION
• THE TRANE COMPANY, A division of American Standard Inc.
• TEADIT NORTH AMERICA, INC.
• TREADWELL CORPORATION
• TRICO PRODUCTS CORPORATION
• TROY BELTING AND SUPPLY COMPANY
• TROY BOILER WORKS, INC.
• TRUMP MANAGEMENT, INC.
• TUTCO, INC. (Individually and as Successor to the Wing Company, L.J. Wing, Adams Industries and Wing Industries, Inc.)
• TUTHILL CORPORATION, Individually and as Successor to Kinney Vacuum Pump Company, Kinney Pump Company and Myrray Turbine
• TWIN DISC, INC.
• TYCO INTERNATIONAL (US) INC., Individually and as Successor to Hancock Valves and Lonergan Valves and Yarway Corporation
• U.S. MIX PRODUCTS CO.
• U.S. SILICA COMPANY f/k/a Pennsylvania Glass-Sand Corp. and Successor in Interest to Ottawa Silica Company
• UIL HOLDINGS CORPORATION
• UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION
• UNION PACIFIC RR COMPANY
• UNION SWITCH & SIGNAL INC.
• UNIONTOOLS, INC. (Individually and as Successor to UNION FORK AND HOE COMPANY)
• UNIROYAL HOLDING, INC., Individually and as Successor to U.S. Rubber Company
• UNITED DEFENSE (Individuallly and as Successor to NORFOLK SHIPBUILDING AND DRYDOCK)
• UNITED GASKET CORPORATION
• UNITED GILSONITE LABORATORIES
• THE UNITED ILLUMINATING COMPANY
• UNITED CONTAINER MACHINERY, INC.
• UNITED STATES LINES (S.A.), INC. (Individually and as Successor to MOORE-McCORMACK LINES)
• UNITED STATES MARINE REPAIR (Individually and as Successor to Norfolk Shipbuilding and Drydock)
• UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
• UNITED STATES STEEL INTERNATIONAL, INC.
• UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION, Individually and as Successor to Pratt & Whitney (Pratt & Whitney/Aircraft Division)
• UNITED WELDING SUPPLY CO., INC.
• UNIVERSAL METAL HOSE
• UTICA COMPANIES INC., Formerly Utica Boilers, Inc., now known as ECR International
• VAPOR BUS INTERNATIONAL (Individually and as Successor to Vapor Heating Corporation)
• VAPOR CORPORATION
• VAUGHAN CO., INC.
• VEECO ROCHESTER INC. (Individually and as Successor to Veeco Instruments and CVC Products, Inc.)
• VELLUMOID, INC.
• VENT-RITE VALVE CORP., Individually and as Successor to Skidmore Pumps
• VERIZON COMMUNICATIONS, INC. (Individually and as a Successor to New Jersey Bell Telephone Company and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Maryland)
• VERIZON MARYLAND, INC. Individually and as a Successor to Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of America)
• VIACOM, INC., Individually and as Successor by Merger to CBS Corporation f/k/a Westinghouse Electric Corporation
• VIAD CORP., As Successor in Interest to Griscom Russell Company
• VILTER MANUFACTURING CORPORATION
• VIKING RANGE CORPORATION
• VIKING PUMP, INC., A Unit of IDEX Corporation
• VITAMIN SHOPPE INDUSTRIES INC.
• VOGT-NEM, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Henry Vogt Machine Co.)
• VOLKSWAGEN AG
• W. W. GRAINGER, INC.
• W.S. DARLEY & CO.
• WABTEC CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to Vapor Heating Corporation)
• WAGSTAFF, INC.
• THE WALWORTH CO. (a/k/a WALWORTH VALVES)
• WARD LAFRANCE INTERNATIONAL, INC.
• WARD LAFRANCE TRUCK CORPORATION
• WARNER ELECTRIC BRAKE & CLUTCH COMPANY
• WARREN PUMPS, INC. (Individually and as Successor to the Quimby Pump Company)
• WASHEX INC.
• WATER APPLICATIONS & SYSTEMS CORPORATION, Individually and as Successor to United States Filter Corporation
• WATEROUS COMPANY, Individually and as Successor to Waterous Fire Engine Works, Incorporated
• WATER PIK TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
• WATTS REGULATOR COMPANY, Individually and as Successor to Warren Webster
• WAUKESHA CHERRY BURRELL
• WEAVEXX CORPORATION
• WEB SEAL INC.
• WEBSTER PLUMBING SUPPLY INC.
• WEDRON SILICA COMPANY
• WEIL PUMP COMPANY INC.
• WEIL-McLAIN, a division of Marley Co., Successor-in-interest to the Wylain Co.
• THE WEINMAN PUMP AND SUPPLY COMPANY
• WEIR VALVES & CONTROLS USA INC.
• WELCH RIETSCHLE THOMAS
• WELLMAN THERMAL SYSTEMS CORP.
• WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY
• WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY INCORPORATED
• WESTERN UNION FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC.
• WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE COMPANY (Individually and as Successor to Westinghouse Air Brake Technologies Corporation)
• WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION
• WEYERHAUSER CORPORATION
• WHEELABRATOR TECHNOLOGIES, INC. (Individually and as Successor to Fisher Scientific)
• WHEELING PITTSBURGH STEEL CORPORATION
• WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION
• WHITE CONSOLIDATED INDUSTRIES, INC.
• WICKES, INC., Individually and as Successor to Wickes Lumber Company
• THE WILLIAM POWELL COMPANY
• WINDSOR REPUBLIC DOORS (Individually and as Successor to Truscon Division, Republic Streel)
• WIS CON TOTAL POWER CORP.
• WITTEMANN CO., INC.
• WOLFF & MUNIER, INC.
• WOODWARD GOVERNOR COMPANY
• WORTHINGTON CORPORATION
• XOMOX CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to Continental Manufacturing)
• YUBA HEAT TRANSFER, a division of Connell Limited Partnership
• YARWAY CORPORATION
• YEOMANS CHICAGO CORPORATION
• YORK INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
• YORK-SHIPLEY, INC.
• YORK INDUSTRIES, INC., Individually and as Success-In-Interest to York Insulation Co., Inc.
• YOUNG INSULATION OF ST. LOUIS CO.
• ZY-TECH GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC.
• ZURN INDUSTRIES, INC. (Individually and Successor to Erie City Iron Works and )
• ZURN CORPORATION (Individually and as Successor to CONTINENTAL MANUFACTURING)
• 95 BRIDGE STREET, INC. (Individually and as Successor to PLATTSBURGH MOTOR SERVICE, INC.)