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Since 1946, Kaufman Engineered Systems has designed and built complete end-of-line automation, including FANUC robotic systems, stretch wrappers and custom material-handling equipment. Based in Waterville, Ohio, the family-owned manufacturer evolved from making heat-treat furnaces and shrink ovens into a single-source designer, manufacturer and integrator serving production lines nationwide. Kaufman maintains in-house mechanical, electrical and robotic engineering, fabrication, installation and 24/7 emergency support.
Founded in 1906, Kawneer manufactures architectural aluminum systems for building design and construction. Its North American operations produce facade and building-envelope products, including curtain wall systems, and provide technical and design support for projects. The company describes its work as advancing modern architectural design while emphasizing responsible manufacturing and sustainable construction.
Founded in Toledo in 1945 by Joseph and Verna Kay, Kay Toledo Tag manufactures custom tags and labels, along with related commercial printing, for customers worldwide. The family-operated company is now in its third generation and grew from specialty tag work into a 100,000-square-foot operation, with capabilities that include difficult finishing jobs and oversized tags. Kay Toledo Tag remains known for producing application-specific identification and tracking pieces across a wide range of industries.
Since Ed Kays opened its doors in Marshall, Missouri, in 1980, Kays Engineering has grown from a one-person welding and repair shop into a 60-plus-employee manufacturer known for precision deep-hole drilling machinery. The company builds made-to-order equipment in its 50,000-square-foot plant, with in-house machining and final testing supporting customers in industries such as aerospace and automotive around the world.
KC International Motorcycle Supply, based in the Dayton area, manufactures and imports motorcycle parts and accessories, with a particular presence in custom and vintage motorcycle components. The company sells to both dealers and retail buyers, and its store policy describes a wholesale business serving customers around the world. KC International also welcomes custom orders and prospective importers or manufacturers looking to bring products to market.
Founded in 1990, KC Robotics is a West Chester, Ohio robotic integrator known for proving out automation designs before they reach the factory floor. Its engineers create custom systems for manufacturers, with experience ranging from automotive production to aerospace component repair, and support those installations after they are running. The company is an A3 Certified Robot Integrator.
KDA Manufacturing, LLC is a contract engineering, weld fabrication, machining, assembly, and testing company specializing in large, complex, high-precision components and mechanical assemblies. It serves power generation, research and defense, industrial products, aerospace, chemical, water treatment, food processing, pollution control, synthetic biology, and other processing markets, working with carbon steel, alloy steels, specialty metals, stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, and high-nickel alloys.
Founded in 1990, kdc/one is a global contract manufacturer and innovation partner whose 25 manufacturing facilities and 26 research and development centers support established and emerging brands. It develops and manufactures beauty, personal care, and home care products, with integrated capabilities spanning product ideation through formulation, packaging, and production.
Since 1990, KDI Med Supply has manufactured FDA-cleared Level 2 PPE masks in Fremont, Ohio. The woman- and minority-owned company was founded by Yolanda and Kevin after they saw an opportunity to offer American-made protective equipment to medical, government, and large-business customers, with stated production capacity of 1 million masks per month.
Founded in Cincinnati in 1970 as a screen printer, KDM Signs now produces point-of-purchase signage and retail marketing solutions for brands with stores nationwide. Its in-house operation spans design, print production, custom displays and fulfillment, supported by a proprietary INTELLITRAK platform for localized ordering and campaign execution. KDM also operates 145,000 square feet of warehousing and has earned G7 Master Printer certification at each of its print manufacturing facilities.
Kecy Metal Technologies manufactures precision and deep draw stamped metal components, welded assemblies, and engineered metal components. Its capabilities include progressive, transfer, and deep draw stamping, robotic and manual welding, component assembly, in-die tapping, tooling, automation, and secondary operations for automotive, commercial vehicle, defense, and industrial markets.
KEE Kreative LLC is an online-based printing and design company in Lauderhill that handles full-color offset and digital work, from everyday business pieces to custom projects. Its seasoned printing staff pairs in-house design with prepress, finishing and mailing support, and its pressroom includes 20-, 29- and 40-inch equipment for both short-run and larger jobs. The company also offers local pickup at several locations alongside delivery, making it a one-stop option for organizations and businesses that need print and direct-mail work managed together.
Founded in 2002, Keene Inc. is a Cleveland-based manufacturing company that has grown organically and through strategic acquisitions. It operates factories in Ohio and Indiana and serves construction, consumer, industrial, and installation markets. Its portfolio includes building materials and coatings, and the company also operates flooring installation businesses.
Founded by Sam Chiancone in 1946 in a garage in Cleveland’s Collinwood neighborhood, Keener Printing is a full-service commercial printer now serving the Greater Cleveland and Lake County area from Euclid. Still family owned and operated, the company produces business communications and marketing materials while emphasizing personal service, honest advice, and dependable turnaround.
Founded by brothers Dennis and Randy Keiser in 1977, Keiser Corporation manufactures fitness equipment in Fresno, California, using its pioneering pneumatic resistance technology to train strength and speed without the inertia of traditional weights. The company’s American-made machines serve athletes, tactical teams, rehabilitation specialists and older adults, while its M Series indoor bikes connect to digital tools that capture workout data. Keiser also supports its equipment with trainer education, performance testing and U.S.-based parts and service.
Kelbly’s Incorporated has been making custom competition rifles and rifle actions in North Lawrence, Ohio, since 1981. Its roots reach back to benchrest competitor Ralph Stolle’s pioneering actions, and the company is now owned by the three Kelbly brothers, with the next generation among its 13 employees. Kelbly’s continues that benchrest heritage in products such as the Panda action while also building long-range and hunting rifles.
From a one-room shop in Troy, Ohio, Kelcor Machine has grown into a Dayton manufacturer providing CNC machining and finishing services from concept through finished component. Established in 1987, the company has expanded its Milburn Avenue facility twice and now combines extensive machining equipment with in-house inspection for parts up to 36 by 60 inches. Kelcor serves varied industries, including military, robotics and automation, with contract manufacturing and inspection support.
For more than three decades, Lorain-based Kelko Products Company has manufactured custom fasteners, double-end stud bolts, and CNC-turned components for demanding industrial applications. The company combines automatic screw machines and custom threading equipment with in-house machining and finishing, and handles everything from single prototypes to runs of 10,000 parts. Kelko serves customers across the United States and Canada, with quality inspections throughout production and documentation available for materials, testing, and specified standards.
Keller Meats is a custom-processing butcher shop and farm-to-fork meat market, with its processing facility in Litchfield and a market in Medina, Ohio. Started by farmers, the Keller family emphasizes using the whole animal, supporting local sources, and helping customers understand where their meat comes from. Customers can buy Keller Meats products or have their own livestock processed through the Litchfield facility.
Kellex Corporation began in 1994 with three people working above a garage in Norwalk, Ohio, and has grown into a U.S.-based furniture manufacturer with four manufacturing and operations sites. Its craftspeople make upholstered furniture for hospitality and senior-living environments, with the company’s senior-living division shaped around residents’ comfort, safety, and dignity. Kellex also supports projects that need furniture adapted to a particular design or setting.