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Magneti Marelli
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Industry Clusters
Industry clusters located in Tri-Cities area:
Automotive
Suppliers |
| Overview: |
| Automotive suppliers include a wide range of industrial
activity including manufacturing in glass, rubber, and metal. In 2002
the Tri-Cities employed over 5,800 residents in the automotive supply
industry. |
| AFG Industries, Inc. |
Kennametal |
| Accurate Machine Products |
LMR Plastic Leonard Industries |
| Air Maze |
Lectrochem Metal Finishing |
| Alcoa Engineered Products |
Leon-Ferehbach |
| Alemite |
Lynx Machine & Tool |
| All American |
MIS, Inc. |
| Alltrista Zinc Products |
Magneti Marelli North America, Inc. |
| Amerace Microporous Products |
Mapes Piano String |
| American Phoenix |
Master Tool & Die, Inc. |
| Assured Castings |
Miller Industries |
| Baugham Manufacturing |
Modern Forge of Tennessee |
| Bel-Fab |
NN Ball and Roller |
| Blue Ridge Fabricators |
Nickels Performance Warehouse |
| Bosch Braking Systems |
Numark |
| Bristol Machine & Design |
Parker Hannifin |
| Bundy |
Peddinghaus Modern Technologies, LLC |
| Burton Rubber Processing |
Polymer Industrial Products |
| Cautech |
Quick Way Engine Co. |
| Contour Industries |
Right Angle Enterprises |
| Cooper Standard Automotive |
Siemens Automotive |
| DTR Tennessee |
Slip-Not Belting Corp. |
| Dodge Rockwell Automation |
Southern Tool of Greeneville |
| Doehler-Jarvis Greeneville |
Specialty Tires of America |
| ETM Services |
Superior Industries |
| Exide |
Superior Metal Products, Inc. |
| Free Service Tire |
TABCO, Inc. |
| Greeneville Tool & Die |
TRW Rack and Pinion Division |
| Guenther America |
Tennessee Abrasive |
| HUF North America |
Triangle Machine & Tool Company |
| Hood's Industrial Coaters |
Tuscarora |
| Hoover Precision Products |
Universal Tool & Engineering, Inc. |
| Hurd Corporation |
Valk Industries |
| Hutchison FTS |
Valley Equipment Company |
| J & J Tool & Die |
Wright Tool & Engineering |
| Jost International |
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Plastics
and Rubber Products |
| Overview: |
| Over 7,800 residents work in the rubber and plastics
industry. These companies produce an array of different products including:
plastic injection molding, polyethylene piping, plastic hosing and
industrial tires. |
| AB Plastics |
Morrill Motors |
| Accessible Systems |
NN, Inc. |
| Alladin Investments |
NRF, Inc. |
| American Technology & Research |
NuPrint Technology |
| Aquamine |
Old Stage Printing |
| Blue Ridge Fabricators |
Perma R Products |
| Climax |
Polymer Industries Products |
| Dalton Stamp & Die |
Portola Packaging |
| Eastman Chemical Company |
Ram Industries |
| Endot Industries |
Rinker Material PolyPipe |
| Erwin Industries |
Ry-Marc Plastics |
| Exide Technologies |
Sekisui TA Industries |
| Fibergate Composite Structures |
Slip-Not Belting Corp. |
| Free Service Tire |
Specialty Tires of America |
| ICG Holliston, Inc. |
Super Grip Corp |
| Impact Plastics |
Tennessee Valley Aluminum |
| Integra-Seal Industries |
Tri-Cities Custom Marble |
| Lenco Molding |
Trophy Shop |
| LMR Plastics |
Tuscarora |
| Microporous Products |
Valk Industries |
| Moodcraft |
White Tire of Tennessee |
Information
Technology |
| Overview: |
| Information technology companies cover a wide range
of services including video conferencing, telecommunications and web
design. This cluster is comprised of over 50 businesses throughout
the region with an average annual wage of $67,870. |
| 3rd Wave Technologies |
Intellithought, Inc. |
| 6 Sigma Automation |
International Commerce Solutions |
| Alliance Data Systems |
Isidore Design |
| Altech, Inc. |
MP Data |
| Apps Communications |
MeadowView Convention |
| Automation Solutions |
MidRange, Inc. |
| Bailey Computing Technologies, Inc. |
MountaiNet |
| Black Box Networks |
Net-Choice |
| Blevins Electric |
NETSEC |
| Bridge Computer Systems, Inc. |
New Horizons Computer Learning Center |
| Burk Consulting |
Newbegin Enterprises |
| Business Info Systems |
NTARA, Inc. |
| CAD Technology |
Outsource, Inc. |
| Charter Communications |
P C Labs |
| Computer Basic Training |
Protectus Clinical Systems |
| Computer Connection |
Rodefer Moss Technology Group |
| CompuWorld Systems |
Saratoga Technologies, Inc. |
| Cornerpost Software |
Services Group, Inc. |
| Cosmic Spider Design |
Silver Creek Technologies |
| Eastman Information Technology Services |
Sprint Telecommunications Services |
| Enhanced Systems |
Tele-Optics, Inc. |
| Excalibur Data Solutions |
Tracking Soft |
| Gateway Country |
Trimen Computer Systems |
| High Speed Communications |
Wonderware Corporation |
| Host Automation Products |
XTN |
| Industrial Systems Design |
ZFX, Inc. |
Electronics |
| Overview: |
| This cluster includes industries that manufacture electronic
products. Electronic manufacturers employ over 7,000 Tri-Cities residents.
In addition to manufacturing, the Tri-Cities is home to a large market
to sell these products. The region maintains a concentration factor
of over three times the national average for electronic retailers. |
| American Heater Associated Enterprises |
Meco Corporation |
| BTL Industries, Inc. |
Mid-West Instrument Company, Inc. |
| Control Systems Technology |
Morrill Motors |
| Crown Tonka Walk-INS |
Numark, Inc. |
| Electrolux |
S & S Custom Tapes, Inc. |
| Exide Technologies |
SBA Networks |
| Faith Enterprises |
Siemens Energy & Automation |
| Five Rivers Electronic Innovations, LLC |
Southeast Industries, Inc. |
| Kaydon Corp. |
Spi-Ro Manufacturing |
| Kingsport Armature & Electric Co., Inc. |
Stone Electronics |
| Kintronics Laboratories |
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Sources: Harvard Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness, Harvard
Business School;
Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development
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