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Pittsburgh-based KbPort LLC develops software and hardware for healthcare simulation, helping education programs record and debrief training, manage simulation centers, and practice medication administration without patient risk. The company’s partners bring more than 30 years of simulation experience, while founder and President and CEO Chuck Miller has focused on medical simulation since 1994. KbPort also applies its engineering capabilities to projects in automotive, banking, and military settings.
With more than 20 years in the trade, KCB Print Resources provides printing, promotional products, and branded apparel decoration with face-to-face service. The team oversees projects from start to finish, handling both quick-turn, lower-quantity work and high-volume print jobs, along with custom marketing support and fulfillment. Testimonials from healthcare, university, and technology clients point to KCB’s reliability on tight deadlines and its personal, flexible approach.
Founded at Penn State in 2000, KCF Technologies develops American-made hardware, software, and services that help industrial operators detect machine problems before they become failures. Its SMARTdiagnostics platform combines wireless sensing, AI-driven analysis, and engineering support, a model shaped by the company’s early Department of Defense work on predictive monitoring for Black Hawk helicopters. KCF remains private and employee-owned, and its platform is used at more than 1,000 manufacturing locations.
KDC is a woman-owned Pittsburgh business known as King Digital and Commercial Offset Printing. It serves businesses and organizations with print communications, including digital and offset work, supported by in-house design and production.
Founded by Keeth and Barbara Miller in 1980, KeeBar Enterprises manufactures custom labels and tags while supplying the equipment and support used to apply, print, and manage them. The West Chester company began by serving the forms industry and returned to in-house label production in 1985 after purchasing its first press. Today, Steve Miller owns and operates the business, carrying the family’s label-industry experience into custom work, imprinting, and after-sale technical support.
With more than a century of optical expertise, Keeler Ltd designs and manufactures ophthalmic instruments for eye-care professionals, including binocular indirect ophthalmoscopes and diagnostic equipment. Founded in 1917 by Charles D. Keeler, the Windsor-based company still operates its main UK manufacturing facility while also assembling selected instruments and servicing North American customers locally in Pennsylvania. Its medical devices are certified to ISO 13485 and ISO 14001 standards, alongside MDSAP, UKCA and CE requirements.
Philadelphia maker Jess Keene turns clay and vivid color into handmade ceramic goods for everyday use, from cheerful kitchen pieces to plant vessels. Drawing on industrial-design training, KEENE develops forms with CAD and 3D-printed models before casting plaster molds, giving the small studio’s playful shapes a precise, repeatable character. Its rainbow palette is inspired by sunshine, healing and Keene’s time living on St. John.
Serving the North Penn community since 1976, Keeney Printing Group is a Lansdale commercial printer that combines in-house graphic design with digital and offset production. The family business began as a “Kopy Kat” shop, became Kwikprint in the 1980s, and took its current name in 2005 as its capabilities and facility expanded. Today, the Keeneys continue that history with Margaret Keeney as president and Michael Keeney, whose printing career began in high school, as vice president.
Operating since 2008 under owner Keith Libengood, Keith’s Industrial Welding & Fabrication builds custom welded and fabricated solutions in Blairsville, Pennsylvania. The company’s practical edge comes from using its own fleet of trucks and equipment, then applying that hands-on experience to customer projects and in-house needs. It also operates a Hardox® Wearparts center and completes Victaulic pipe grooving in-house.
Since 1972, Harrisburg’s Kelley-Tron Machine Co. has made custom components through CNC and manual machining, handling work from design and prototyping through production in-house. The 52-year-old shop is known for short lead times and on-time delivery, with a quality system that includes first-article inspection for new components. Its capabilities also include vapor honing for polishing and refurbishing cast, die-cast, and billet projects.
Founded by Philadelphia veterans of the duplication-services field, Kelly + Partners, Inc. is a deliberately selective document-services firm serving a diverse client base, with many customers drawn from the region’s legal community. Rather than aiming to serve as many clients as possible, the company focuses on close relationships and high-quality work for firms that depend on dependable document production.
For more than 30 years, Kelly Commercial Printing has been a local, non-franchise print shop serving businesses in Greater Philadelphia, South Jersey, and the Princeton area. The company keeps its production under one roof and is known for giving customers direct access to a real person when deadlines or files become complicated. It produces commercial print and direct mail work for regional businesses, nonprofits, agencies, and regulated organizations.
Family-owned Kelly Iron Works has spent more than 30 years fabricating and erecting steel from its Hazleton, Pennsylvania facility, with projects shipped throughout the United States. Expanded from its original Chester location, the company handles work from design and in-house detailing through erection and is known for fast turnarounds. Kelly Iron Works is women-owned and AISC certified, with AWS and NSID certifications.
With more than 30 years of railway experience and four locations spanning the United States and Europe, Kelox Railway designs and manufactures interior systems for trains, from structural flooring to customized galley and toilet modules. Its integrated engineering includes in-house mechanical, fatigue, and environmental testing, while certified processes support projects from development through in-service operation.
Founded in 1981, Kemper Equipment designs, manufactures, and installs material-handling and mineral-processing equipment and turnkey systems for aggregate and mining producers. The Honey Brook company combines in-house engineering and manufacturing with equipment sales and field service, and has spent more than 40 years developing processing systems tailored to customers’ operations.
Kemtec is the education brand of Hanover-based AquaPhoenix Scientific, a manufacturer and distributor that serves schools and homeschool educators. It produces classroom-ready science kits designed to give students practical, guided ways to investigate science alongside their existing curriculum.
Kenco Corporation has supplied the construction industry with equipment attachments since 1984 and is known for below-the-hook heavy lifting devices, including its Barrier Lift. The company engineers and manufactures lifting and machine attachments in southwestern Pennsylvania, USA, and states that its lifting products are made with domestically sourced steel.
Kencove Farm Fence, Inc. is a hometown fence-products manufacturer and supplier based in Blairsville, Pennsylvania. Submitted source context states that it produces high-tensile and woven wire in Pennsylvania and mills southern yellow pine posts at its Georgia facility, with the posts treated in Pennsylvania.
Kennametal is a manufacturer of metalworking tools and engineered materials, with products spanning machining, mining, construction, carbide wear parts, powders, and advanced ceramics. Its careers content says the company has been innovating in materials for more than 85 years and helps customers manufacture precision products.
Founded by Jack and Kathy Kennedy more than 25 years ago, Kennedy Industries develops and ships cleaning products for athletic facilities and the people who use them. What began with the Kennedys packing orders from their home while raising their children has grown into a nationwide operation offering more than 50 products, with a particular focus on keeping wrestling rooms, martial arts gyms and other athletic spaces clean and safe.