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Kelly Aerospace Thermal Systems is a Willoughby, Ohio manufacturer known for nearly 20 years of work in aircraft thermal systems. It designs and builds ThermaCool electric air-conditioning equipment for general-aviation manufacturers, owners, and operators, with FAA STC-certified applications across a broad range of aircraft.
Born from Kelsey’s childhood baking sessions with her mother, Liz, Kelsey Elizabeth Cakes is a Cleveland boutique bakery founded in 2014 when Kelsey signed her first commercial lease at age 24. The family-built business pairs Liz’s recipe expertise with Kelsey’s artful eye and Joe’s business know-how, serving local celebrations from three area locations.
Founded in 1982 by former Air Maze engineer Ed Kaiser Sr., KELTEC designs, manufactures, and distributes OEM-equivalent filtration and component solutions for industrial fluid-power and reliability systems. The Hudson company began with air-oil separators and has grown through mergers into what it describes as North America’s largest air-oil separator manufacturer, with custom engineering and more than 18,000 products matched to over 33,000 OEM numbers. Its operations run under an ISO 9001-certified quality management system and are supported by warehouses in Ohio, California, and Texas.
South Lebanon’s Kemp Prototyping & Design Company turns engineering ideas into 3D-printed prototypes, production parts and manufacturable product designs. The company also develops specialized 3D-printing tools and materials, including its high-temperature HYPERLOK® adhesive and scratch-free 3D SCones™ scanning targets. KPD says it offers some of the Tri-state area’s fastest 3D-printing production lead times, with parts available on demand in some cases within a day.
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.
Ken Forging, Inc. grew from Richard A. Kovach’s 20-by-20-foot Cleveland garage in 1970 into an American-owned manufacturer of forged industrial hardware, best known for its eyebolts. Now based in Jefferson, Ohio, the company employs more than 140 people in a 500,000-square-foot plant and can produce custom forgings weighing up to 250 pounds. Its integrated, largely in-house operation supports modified products, full lot traceability and fast turnaround for customers across industrial markets.
Since John A. Kennedy launched its predecessor with the Pacific Rim Tool in 1920, Ken-Tool has built its identity around tire service from its Akron base. Today, the independent company works from a 100,000-square-foot facility, manufacturing tire-service tools for the automotive aftermarket while also taking on contract forging work.
Ken’s Beverage has provided beverage equipment and service since 1985, supporting foodservice businesses with nationwide installation, maintenance, and repair. The company also supplies beverage products and packaged ice, and offers equipment refurbishment through its in-house technicians.
Founded in Yuanlin, Taiwan, in 1962 to produce bicycle tires, Kenda Rubber has grown into an international tire manufacturer with company facilities in Taiwan, the United States, Germany, Vietnam, China, and Indonesia. Kenda makes tires for a range of vehicle and mobility applications, and its history also records the acquisition of wheel businesses.
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.
Kent Adhesive Products Co., operating as Kapco in Kent, manufactures adhesive-coated and converted materials, while also producing digital-graphics media and book-preservation products. Its unusual breadth brings custom coating, converting and product development together under one roof, taking projects from prototype to production with capabilities such as pilot coating, laser cutting and precision die-cutting. Kapco’s Easy Cover® self-adhesive book covers have supported library preservation since 1987, a specialty that remains alongside its industrial work.
Founded in 1990, Kent Automation is a Kent, Ohio manufacturer known for custom automation tailored to the changing needs of fenestration and other industrial customers. Its work spans from design through final assembly, with more than 3,500 installations reported and a UL 508A-certified panel shop supporting its automation projects.
Since 1971, Kent Corporation has built its identity around innovation in steel-processing equipment, serving manufacturers that run tubing, roll-forming, stamping and strip-processing lines. The North Royalton company is best known for inventing the Vertical FLOOP® strip accumulator, which has been installed in more than 1,000 coil-processing lines worldwide. Its engineers and service technicians stay involved after installation, helping customers keep production moving.
For more than three decades, Kent Displays has turned liquid-crystal research into controllable optical films, reflective color ePaper displays, and finished devices for OEM and consumer markets. The company is notably associated with the Boogie Board LCD Writing Tablet, which it says has sold more than 15 million units worldwide, while its U.S.-designed and manufactured technologies also support contract production from concept through scale-up. Its work combines materials science, film electronics, optical engineering, and roll-to-roll manufacturing under one roof.
Founded in 1960 as Kent Latex Products, Kent Elastomer Products manufactures custom elastomer tubing and dip-molded products for medical and other demanding markets. Based in Ohio, the company operates three facilities and is the only U.S. manufacturer of natural rubber latex tubing, while also providing turnkey assembly and packaging services. All three facilities are FDA registered and ISO 13485:2016 certified.
Kent Outdoors is an outdoor-products company whose portfolio includes brands making equipment for watersports, boating safety, snowboarding, and outdoor recreation. The company says it has served outdoor enthusiasts for over 50 years; its Kent Safety Products business traces its marine-industry heritage to 1957 and makes life jackets and other worker-safety gear.
Since 1980, Kentrol has been a northeastern Ohio manufacturer built around the Jeep hobby, making stainless-steel replacement parts for enthusiasts who drive and maintain older CJ and Wrangler models. The company’s parts are hand-inspected for fit, finish, and function before shipping, with a limited lifetime warranty included.
Founded in Columbus in 1952, Kenwel Printers is a locally owned commercial printer that produces print projects and manages the mailing work that follows. The company built its business on commercial envelopes and still operates multiple high-speed envelope presses, while its in-house prepress, bindery and mailing staff help carry projects from files to delivery. Kenwel serves Central Ohio businesses with the hands-on guidance and long-term customer relationships that have defined its more than seven decades in the community.
Kenworth manufactures heavy- and medium-duty trucks, including the T680 long-haul tractor and vocational work trucks such as the T880. Its company history spans 100 years, and its engineers describe a continuing focus on applying technology to build efficient trucks and transportation solutions.
Kern AG is a Swiss family-owned manufacturer of document-processing and packaging systems, best known for modular inserting equipment and automated multiformat packing solutions. Based in Konolfingen, the company has spent more than seven decades pairing experienced engineering with tailored software and a global service network. Its systems are supported worldwide through subsidiaries and sales partners in more than 50 countries.