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For more than six decades, Kennedy Printing Co. has been a Philadelphia printer known especially for its work with political campaigns and labor organizations. The company produces printed communications and direct mail for those groups, as well as for commercial clients and nonprofits, and can provide the International Allied Printing Trades Council union label on request.
Family-owned and operated since 1957, Kennedy Tubular Products Inc. makes pipe couplings for plumbing, electrical conduit, and oil-field applications. Based in New Castle, Pennsylvania, the company serves orders of any size and has built its business around personalized service and a broad range of coupling sizes. Its products also carry UL certification for applicable offerings.
A father-and-son team founded Kenson Plastics in 1972, and the Beaver Falls company remains family-owned today. Known for preserving hands-on craftsmanship while building a formal quality system, Kenson develops custom pressure-formed plastic parts for demanding industrial customers. Its work is backed by ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 certification.
Kenvue Brands LLC makes TYLENOL® over-the-counter medicines for pain and fever, including products for adults, children, and infants. The brand’s range also covers cold and flu symptoms, arthritis pain, and sleep-related relief, with a product-finder and dosing guidance designed for family use. Its Care Without Limits™ program supports caregivers through donations and scholarships for future medical professionals.
Kenvue is a global consumer health company whose science-backed everyday-care products reach about 1.2 billion people, with brands sold in more than 165 countries. Its portfolio spans consumer health and personal-care goods, and its operations include manufacturing facilities as well as the o.b. tampon plant in Wuppertal, Germany. The company says its heritage in Germany dates to 1973 and reports more than 20,000 employees worldwide.
In business since 1956, KER Custom Molders is a Birdsboro manufacturer whose plastic-part production dates to the early 1970s. Its 25,000-square-foot facility operates around the clock, with an onsite tooling partner that lets customers move from mold building to production under one roof. The company serves customers across medical, automotive and consumer markets while also making its own plant-support products.
Kerf Case makes precision-crafted wooden phone cases, turning locally sourced and sometimes reclaimed wood into protective covers for Apple, Samsung and Google devices. Founded by Ben Saks in 2013 after he built an iPhone 5 case in Carnegie Mellon University’s wood shop, the company now designs, machines and finishes its made-to-order cases in Elkhart, Indiana. Each case is individually shaped by its wood grain, with the company’s KerfCare program offering lifetime repairs.
Founded in 1988 by Kermit Hoke, Kermitool makes cutting tools and provides reconditioning and precision grinding services for manufacturers from its 14,000-square-foot York, Pennsylvania plant. The company has grown into a regional supplier serving hundreds of companies, with associates whose combined tool-cutting and grinding experience exceeds 100 years. Its quality system includes in-process checks, final AQL inspections, and grinding tolerances to ±0.0001 inch.
Kerotest Manufacturing Corp. makes valves and related equipment, a business it traces to its 1909 founding in Pittsburgh. The employee-owned company retains its headquarters, product development, engineering, manufacturing, and customer service operations in Pittsburgh, with a second manufacturing facility in Mansura, Louisiana. Its longstanding work serves energy markets as well as municipal water customers.
Kerrico Corporation makes American-made surface products at its 35,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania. The business began in 1978 as J & J Marble and adopted the Kerrico name in 1986; it produces custom surfaces including cultured marble vanity tops and countertops.
Founded by Bruer Kershner in 2002, Kershner ClearSpace is the newer division of the Kershner Office Furniture business, created to extend its regional workplace-design work into glass wall systems. The company serves modern offices with transparent spaces for uses such as private offices and boardrooms, drawing on a team led by General Manager Nick Povio, whose career includes architecture and commercial interiors.
Kervan USA LLC is the U.S.-based subsidiary of Turkey’s Kervan Gida, with 14 years of experience serving the American confectionery market. It brings the parent company’s Bebeto brand and licensed offerings to U.S. retailers while also supplying private-label customers.
Kessler's Inc. is a family-owned meat processor with over 108 years of experience, manufacturing a wide range of smoked and fresh meats, sausage products, ham, bacon, and deli items. The company serves retailers, distributors, and food service operators, and also provides private labeling services.
Kettle Creek Corporation manufactures specialty waste and recycling collection bins for public and outdoor settings. Its products include trash cart corrals, recycling bins, combined trash-and-recycling units, and traditional litter collection bins made from powder-coated steel, aluminum, plastic lumber, and cast aluminum. Customers include municipal governments, universities, sports complexes, and zoological gardens.
Family-run since founder Robert J. Key established it in 1967, Key Bellevilles Inc. has made Leechburg, Pennsylvania, its home for more than five decades. The company is known for concentrating exclusively on Belleville disc springs, which it manufactures in the United States for customers around the world. Its 88,000-square-foot plant sits on a 200-acre site, and its quality system complies with ISO 9001 standards.
Since 1988, Key Dies has combined hand craftsmanship with modern cutting technology to make steel rule dies and related tooling for die-cutting operations. The central Pennsylvania company has grown from three employees working with hand-cut jigsaws to a 25-person, two-shift operation in a 24,000-square-foot facility, while its original employees still help manage daily production. Key Dies also provides prototyping, reverse engineering and contract laser or water-jet cutting, with a focus on accurate tooling and quick turnaround.
Since 1946, Key Instruments has developed precision fluid measurement and control technology, with a focus on flow meters for air, water and gas applications. Its best-known 2500 Series uses precision-machined, unibody acrylic construction and can be adapted for project and OEM requirements through three levels of customization. The company also provides application expertise to help engineers configure flow, pressure and vacuum instrumentation for real-world process challenges.
Keylink is an American manufacturer of aluminum railing systems for residential and commercial installations. At its Pennsylvania plant, the company carries out design, research and development, engineering, and manufacturing in-house, and coats its products in its own powder-coating facilities. It serves contractors and building-material dealers through product education and ongoing training.
Born from a 2018 effort by Ezra and Jacob to stop students from losing dorm keys, Keyper makes silicone phone wallets that combine a card pocket with a snug key holder. Rayna joined the team in 2019, and the company now produces custom-logo Keypers for organizations and collegiate designs sold through more than 300 universities. Its patent-pending product has surpassed 100,000 custom Keypers made.
Since 2009, Gettysburg-based Keyser Consulting Group has designed, engineered, installed, and supported audiovisual systems for organizations that need dependable communications in regulated and public-facing settings. KCG stands apart by developing its own room-control and workflow software while fabricating custom steel enclosures in-house, including hardened video-visitation terminals for secure facilities. The company is also a certified small business serving government, education, and healthcare clients.