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K & A Machining, Inc. is a Western Pennsylvania machine shop founded by James Augustine and Alen Kramer in a small garage. The company says the founders brought a combined 45 years of machining experience, and it has expanded into a 6,000-square-foot building producing machined parts for aerospace, defense, and general machine-part applications.
Since 1991, K & D Auto Electric, Inc. has been a Somerset-area shop known for more than 30 years of automotive electrical work. It serves personal and commercial vehicle owners as well as farms and industrial customers, and supports local police, fire, and EMS departments with emergency-vehicle conversions.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 1982 by husband-and-wife team Kenneth and Irene Kotchey, K & I Sheet Metal, Inc. is a woman-owned sheet-metal fabrication and mechanical contractor. It fabricates custom components in-house at its 22,000-square-foot manufacturing and office facility, and provides HVAC and mechanical-system design and installation through its own staff and field crews.
Since forming in Latrobe in 1960, family-owned and now third-generation K Castings, Inc. has designed patterns and produced nonferrous castings under one roof. Its foundry handles aluminum-, brass- and copper-based castings for industrial customers, while the same in-house pattern shop creates the custom address plaques that have been part of the business since 1960. The company’s local character also shows in specialty work made for Arnold Palmer, including golf tee markers still used at Latrobe Country Club and Bay Hill.
Founded in 1989, K S Tooling Inc. is a York, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for carrying precision production from early prototypes through very large orders. Its First to Market tooling approach uses shared die-set assets to help customers reduce upfront tooling costs, while its certified quality systems support demanding automotive and other industrial work.
Tracing its roots to the 1950s and operating as K-B Offset Printing since 1973, this State College company produces commercial print through offset, digital and print-on-demand systems. Its 55,000-square-foot operation also manages mailing, fulfillment and trade-printing work, giving printers and organizations a single source for production and distribution. K-B holds FSC Chain-of-Custody and GRACoL-7 Master Printer certifications and has received regional and national industry recognition.
Adelaide-based K-TIG develops and supplies Keyhole TIG welding systems that produce high-speed, single-pass, full-penetration welds, with options for robotic automation and integrated welding cells. The process grew from a decade of research by Australia’s CSIRO and the CRC for Welded Structures, and is now used by manufacturers in more than 20 countries. K-TIG applies the technology to demanding work such as aerospace components, power-generation equipment and hygienic bio-pharmaceutical vessels.
From its North Andover base, 6K, Inc. develops and manufactures engineered materials using its UniMelt microwave-plasma technology. The company turns domestic and recycled feedstocks into high-performance metal powders for additive manufacturing while developing sustainable battery materials through 6K Energy. Its process is designed to shorten production, reduce energy and water use, and support a more circular supply chain.
Established in 1985 as Signature Flags, K&B Outfitters provides professional appliqué and personalized services to wholesale and retail customers from Ambridge, Pennsylvania. It supplies sporting apparel and customized appliqué to the Tri-State area, and describes itself as a large supplier of uniforms and apparel to area hockey teams.
Since 1955, K&L Plating Company has provided industrial metal plating and finishing for manufacturers and defense contractors from its two Pennsylvania facilities. Its work includes production and batch finishing backed by in-house quality testing, ITAR compliance and NADCAP quality-system accreditation. The company’s Huntingdon operation also recycles approximately 85% of its plating-process rinse water through a closed-loop system.
Since 1982, Kadco Ceramics has used precision diamond machining to turn hard, brittle materials into intricate components for industrial and research applications. Its Easton-based team combines engineering guidance with three- and five-axis CNC equipment, including specialized work on piezoelectric shapes such as lenses, hemispheres, and staves. Kadco also helps customers select materials and refine designs when tight tolerances, minimal chipping, or difficult geometries are central to the job.
Founded in 1970, KAF Manufacturing is a Stamford precision machine shop that has served aerospace, defense, medical, and commercial customers for more than 50 years. The company is especially known for single-point diamond turning, producing intricate optical components under an AS9100D-certified quality system.
Founded in 1992 in Kaiping, China’s “Faucet Base,” Kaiping PASGO Plumbing Products Co., Ltd. manufactures sanitary ware, including faucets and shower enclosures, for customers worldwide. Its 750,000-square-foot facility handles the work from concept and tooling through production and service, with a testing center and manufacturing systems that support output of more than 3 million sets annually. PASGO also operates as a national high-tech enterprise in China.
Founded in 1998 by a former Buck Chuck Company owner, Kalamazoo Chuck Manufacturing is a Lancaster, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for carrying forward historical Buck chuck designs. KCM also develops custom workholding equipment for manufacturers with large, complicated, or otherwise non-standard applications.
Founded in 1958 in the back room of a Pennsylvania hardware store, Kalas Manufacturing makes copper wire and cable, including custom terminated battery cables and welding cable. Still privately held and family-run, the company has grown to five manufacturing locations and more than 700 associates while keeping its production vertically integrated from copper rod through finished cable. Kalas operates with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification, and its Engineered Cable division is IATF 16949 certified.
Established in 1963, Kalmbach Feeds is a second- and third-generation family-owned company in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, built from a small grind-and-mix mill into a regional animal-nutrition manufacturer. It is known for carefully tested ingredients and a customer-driven approach to feeding animals, with a money-back guarantee behind its products.
Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Central Pennsylvania, KAM Industrial Services designs, installs, repairs, and tests overhead cranes while engineering fall-protection and OSHA compliance solutions for industrial facilities. Its in-house structural and mechanical engineers tackle unusual lifting and safety applications, backed by factory-trained technicians and 24/7 emergency response. The company also modernizes existing crane systems and helps facilities document and remediate compliance issues.
Founded in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1973 by Bernie Kamps, Kamps, Inc. is a national pallet manufacturer and service provider managing more than 544 million pallets annually across a network of over 400 locations. The company makes new and custom wooden pallets and operates pallet recycling and life-cycle management programs for supply chains across the United States, with select national customers in Canada and Mexico.
Kampus Klothes turns team and organization ideas into custom-decorated apparel, with in-house screen printing, heat pressing, embroidery and artwork support. Family owned and operated since 1984, the Warminster company grew from founder Tom Gonsiewski’s basement screen-printing side business into a shop that also supports online team stores and sporting-equipment needs. Its custom work ranges from small orders of 12 screen-printed shirts to larger runs, while embroidered orders have no minimum.
Founded in 1890 in Erie, Pennsylvania, Kane Innovations designs and fabricates architectural metal systems that make buildings safer, from custom railings and ornamental panels to security screens and detention equipment. Still tied to its Pennsylvania manufacturing roots while serving projects nationwide, the company pairs more than a century of well-made products with specialized safety expertise. Its Kane Fabrications work is especially distinctive for custom-engineered metal and glass elements that bring architectural character to otherwise strictly functional spaces.