Colfax Corporation subsidiaries

Victor Equipment Company operates as a subsidiary of Thermadyne Holdings Corp.

Victor Technologies Group, Inc. designs, manufactures, and supplies cutting, welding, and gas control equipment for use in various fabrication, construction, and manufacturing applications worldwide. The company offers gas cutting equipment, such as cutting torches, tips, and nozzles, as well as gas control equipment, including regulators, manifolds, flow meters, and flashback arrestors under the Victor, Cigweld, and Victor Turbo Torch brand names. It also provides plasma cutting systems comprising power supplies, torches, and related consumable parts for use in the fabrication, construction, and repair of steel and nonferrous metal products under the Victor Thermal Dynamics brand name; and carbon arc gouging products consisting of manual gouging torches, automated gouging systems, and consumable parts for cutting metals and to prepare an area for welding under the Victor Arcair brand. In addition, the company offers specialty welding equipment, including electric power sources, wire feeders, engine drives, and plasma welding equipment under the Thermal Arc and Cigweld brand names; and arc accessories, such as manual and robotic semiautomatic welding guns and related consumables, ground clamps, electrode holders, cable connectors, and assemblies under the Tweco brand name for a range of manufacturing and construction applications. Further, it provides filler metals to join metals during electric arc welding or brazing processes, and hardfacing alloys to impart wear and corrosion resistance. The company was formerly known as Thermadyne Holdings Corporation and changed its name to Victor Technologies Group, Inc. in May 2012. The company was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri. Victor Technologies Holdings, Inc. is a subsidiary of Victor Technologies Holdings, Inc.

Howden North America Inc. manufactures and supplies industrial air and gas handling products to utility and industrial markets in Canada, the United States, and Mexico. The company offers adjustable pitch mining, heavy-duty axial mine, basic oxygen steel, boiler, turbo, booster, mine ventilation, mixed flow, pelletizing plant, sinter plant, variable pitch axial, and ventilation fans; air preheaters; fluid drives; and heater elements and baskets. It also provides a portfolio of products, including rotary heat exchangers, gas handling equipment, aftermarket services, and parts; and ash handling systems, such as dry ash conveyor systems, incinerators, and submerged chain conveyors. It offers its products and services to power generation, petroleum refining and petrochemical, cement, ethanol and biofuels, transportation, steel and metal refining, mining and tunnel ventilation, pulp and paper, and waste water treatment sectors. The company was formerly known as Howden Buffalo Inc. and changed its name to Howden North America Inc. in September 2010. The company was founded in 1877 and is based in Columbia, South Carolina with operational facilities in Medina, Ohio; Mexico City, Mexico, and Winnipeg, Canada. It also has a aftermarket services location in Depew, New York. Howden North America Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Anderson Group, Inc.

D-J, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Jabil Circuit Inc.