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Family-owned Kalt Manufacturing began in 1967 in Bill Kalt’s garage and has grown into a 60,000-square-foot, climate-controlled North Ridgeville operation. The company is known for restoring aging cold-forming machinery, with more than 650 complete rebuilds and over 15,000 engineered drawings on file. Its work serves manufacturers across the Midwest, the wider United States, and international markets.
Kalvinator Engines, Inc. builds and machines performance engines in Wapakoneta, Ohio, serving customers from a 4,500-square-foot facility. Owner Kevin Frische started the business as a side venture in a small building beside his home in 1999; it incorporated in 2002 and moved to its current location in 2009. The four-person shop was built around quality workmanship and customer service.
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.
Since 1990, Cincinnati-based Kao Collins has formulated and manufactured industrial inkjet inks, pairing custom chemistry with technical support for commercial and industrial printers. The company has produced thousands of unique ink formulations and also refurbishes Kodak Versamark printheads, helping customers extend the life of aging systems. Its employees maintain a hands-on presence in the community through monthly service projects, including education partnerships with local schools.
Kao Corporation is a Japanese company founded by Tomiro Nagase in 1887, with a regional history that reaches back to Cincinnati’s Andrew Jergens Company in 1882. Today, its Americas team of more than 1,200 people develops consumer and professional products for everyday care and beauty, supported by manufacturing and salon-training operations across the region. Kao’s distinctive approach is its emphasis on product safety and quality from raw materials through the product life cycle.
Founded in 2005 and acquired by toy-industry veteran Nat Southworth in 2017, North Yorkshire’s KAP Toys licenses, distributes and develops toys for the UK and Irish markets. Its experienced team has helped turn licensed products such as the Harry Potter Real Talking Sorting Hat and Stranger Things capsules into substantial retail successes, while connecting brands with independent shops and national chains. KAP Toys combines the reach of established global licenses with the speed and flexibility of a family business.
Founded in 1927 by Tuttlingen, Germany instrument designer Karl Kapp, Cleveland-based Kapp Surgical Instrument Inc. makes custom stainless-steel surgical instruments and implants and takes them from prototype through manufacturing and distribution. The company is especially known for the original Cosgrove Valve Retractor System, developed with Cleveland Clinic heart surgeons, while its in-house team also repairs and refurbishes surgical instruments. Kapp’s quality management system is certified to EN ISO 13485:2016.
Since 1984, Ashland-based Kar-Del Plastics has fabricated corrosion-resistant fiberglass-reinforced plastic and thermoplastic equipment for industrial applications. Its job-shop approach spans custom fabrication as well as nationwide installation, inspection, repair and modification work, including service on equipment made by other fabricators. The company also takes on unusual fiberglass projects, from a clamshell lemonade stand to a working model of the Marblehead Lighthouse.
KARD Welding is a Minster, Ohio manufacturer of structural steel, steel bridges, bridge components, and heavy metal fabrications. Its capabilities include cutting, drilling, coping, cambering, welding, shot blasting, painting, and fabrication of rolled beam and plate girder bridges for commercial, industrial, highway, and bridge projects.
Founded by John R. Mann in 1945, Karman Rubber Company remains privately held and operated by the Mann family in Akron, where its 50,000-square-foot facility has supported American manufacturing for decades. The company is known for developing rubber-to-metal bonding expertise alongside its Vibro-Insulator line, while helping customers address design and performance challenges through in-house research and production.
Since opening as a Columbus retail shop in the 1920s, Karn Meats has grown into an independently owned Midwest processor of custom wholesale meat products and fully cooked, human-grade pet-food components. The company develops private-label recipes for food-service and further-processing customers, with separate grinding and cooking facilities that support production of up to 15,000 pounds per hour. Karn Meats operates as a USDA-inspected, SQF-certified facility under a HACCP food-safety plan.
Founded in the late 1990s in Vincennes, Indiana, Karran makes kitchen and bathroom sinks and faucets, with a 225,000-square-foot southern Indiana facility supporting distribution across the United States and Canada. The company is especially known for pioneering acrylic solid-surface sinks that can be seamlessly undermounted to laminate countertops, followed by its Edge Series stainless steel version for laminate and solid-surface installations. Karran also develops distinctive bathroom fixtures through its Cinox line and backs its sinks and faucets with limited lifetime warranties.
Founded in 2016, Karves Custom Welding is an owner-operated Northeast Ohio business run by Mike from its Elyria shop. Its mobile welding and fabrication work serves commercial and residential customers, including on-site repairs and custom projects throughout the region.
Serving industry since 1948, Cleveland’s Karyall-Telday Co. operates as a job shop making metal containers, wire baskets and custom sheet-metal products. Its powder-coating line adds durable, colorful finishes to metal products for industrial and retail customers, while the company’s product line has remained in use for more than 50 years.
Kasai North America makes automotive interior and exterior trim, from headliners and door systems to luggage components and injection-molded parts, for vehicles ranging from passenger cars to trucks and buses. Its North American operation began as M-TEK in Tennessee in 1986 and now supports customers through eight manufacturing sites across the Southeast and Ohio, backed by a design team in Michigan. The Manchester flagship includes a 562,000-square-foot plant, more than 500 employees, and an in-house testing center operating since 2015.
Kase Equipment Corporation designs and manufactures decorating and printing equipment for plastic cups, lids, pails, tubes, closures, and other plastic containers. Its offerings include dry-offset, heat-transfer, silk-screen, pad-printing, thermal label-transfer, and digital printing equipment, along with replacement parts and printing supplies.
Kaskell Manufacturing is a precision manufacturer offering lot sizes from prototype to production quantities, reverse engineering, manufacturing to print specifications, conventional and CNC machining, milling, turning, and flat and cylindrical grinding. The company is located in Springboro, Ohio and serves a broad range of customer requirements.
Since 1926, Kason Industries has manufactured commercial hardware and accessories for foodservice, refrigeration, industrial and truck-body applications. Now in its fourth generation of expertise, the company makes the majority of its products at its Newnan, Georgia headquarters, combining in-house engineering with automated and robotic equipment. Kason also develops custom hardware and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
KasperAero is a fast-growing, Kent, Ohio sensor company shaped by a small engineering team with experience in mechanical design and aerospace engineering. It is known for developing the patent-pending Null Zone Magnetic Sensor to help equipment makers and operators spot ferrous wear before it becomes a failure, with particular attention to demanding industrial and aerospace applications.
Since brothers Steve and Richard Kauffman opened its doors in 1992, Kauffman’s Country Bakery has grown from one mixer and an oven into a 20-to-25-person bakery making homemade goods in Ohio’s Amish Country. Amish women make the baked goods, with family recipes still shaping specialties such as German Stollen Bread, which the bakery now produces year-round. Its Millersburg shop also combines a café with Amish bulk foods and country souvenirs, making it a regular stop for locals and visitors alike.