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Inventor and engineer Alex Sinton founded Keystone Outdoor Gear Co. to take original outdoor products from concept to market. The company is known for its patented TakTable, a compact field table designed for outdoor work and adventure, including government and military use.
Founded in 2003 by Keith Masser, Keystone Potato Products turns potatoes from more than 40 Mid-Atlantic growers into fresh-cut and dehydrated products at its 80,000-square-foot Hegins, Pennsylvania, processing and packaging facility. Its location near Interstate 81 supports quick East Coast delivery, while on-site testing and locally sourced potatoes help keep products fresh. Keystone also received Food Processing magazine’s 2024 Green Plant of the Year award for practices including reclaimed water use, methane-powered operations and repurposing potato by-products as cattle feed.
Founded in 1927, Keystone Powdered Metal Company manufactures precision powdered-metal components and assemblies, with particular expertise in automotive gears, sprockets and other demanding parts. The St. Marys-based company operates three manufacturing facilities and is part of the Sumitomo Electric Group, while its powder-forging work includes the world’s first powder-forged helical pinion put into production. All three manufacturing facilities are certified to ISO 9001, IATF 16949 and ISO 14001 standards.
Keystone Profiles manufactures custom cold-drawn steel bars and profiles for manufacturers, specializing in precision special shapes produced to customer prints and specifications. Founded in 2003 from assets of two dormant cold-drawn bar mills, the company traces its steel-drawing heritage to 1888 and shifted toward custom special shapes in 2016.
Founded in 2013 by people with 20 years of pump-design experience, Keystone Pumps is a Canadian manufacturer based in Vancouver, British Columbia. The company is known for developing durable slurry-pumping equipment for abrasive industrial applications, with an emphasis on listening closely to customers and tailoring configurations to field requirements. Its customers include mining and mineral-processing operations, oil and gas companies, and water-treatment facilities.
Founded in 2015 after its owners spent 25 years in the railroad materials business, Keystone Rail Recovery supplies, processes, and recovers railroad materials from its Pennsylvania base. The family-oriented company serves Class 1 and short-line railroads, contractors, and rail projects across the United States, with crews and on-track equipment for work ranging from one mile to 100 miles. Keystone is RAILSafe Certified for all on-track work and is known for handling scrap, reroll, and relay rail.
Keystone Ridge Designs, founded in 1995 near Pittsburgh, designs and manufactures American-made commercial site furnishings for public spaces. Based in Butler, Pennsylvania, the company builds its products in-house from regionally sourced materials, with fully welded steel craftsmanship at the center of its work. Its made-to-order capabilities include custom laser-cut designs and personalized memorial benches, giving landscape architects and planners room to shape furnishings around a project’s identity.
For more than 50 years, Keystone Rustproofing Inc. has remained a third-generation, family-owned and operated company near Pittsburgh. It is known for hands-on metal finishing work for manufacturers whose parts must meet demanding specifications, backed by an in-house laboratory and an ISO 9001:2015-registered quality system.
Keystone Sporting Arms, LLC is a Pennsylvania firearms manufacturer founded in 1996 by father-and-son Bill and Steve McNeal. The family-owned company began by producing the Davey Crickett youth rifle and now reports manufacturing an average of 60,000 Crickett and Chipmunk rifles annually at its Milton facilities. Its primary focus is beginning and youth shooters, with its Crickett and Chipmunk single-shot rifles identified as its leading specialties.
Keystone Structures, Inc. manufactures custom pre-assembled and prefabricated steel and aluminum buildings, structures, enclosures, and shelters. Its offerings include booths, guardhouses, convenience stores, restrooms, in-plant offices, equipment enclosures, pump islands, parking and transit shelters, and related structures for petroleum, parking, industrial, security, transit, transportation, and sanitation applications.
From its Pennsylvania shop, Keystone Tactical Supply makes laser-cut infrared and non-infrared patches for military and tactical gear users. The small business produces its patches in-house, cutting and hand-assembling them to order, with all products made in the USA.
Keystone Wood Specialties Inc. is a family-owned wholesale manufacturer of wood components for the custom cabinet, furniture, and remodeling industries. Founded by Sam Stoltzfus in 1972 as a one-person woodworking shop in Ronks, Pennsylvania, the company began making its own cabinet doors in 1977 and later focused on supplying components to other woodworking professionals. It continues to manufacture in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, drawing on more than 50 years of woodworking experience.
Founded in 1992, KH Controls, Inc. designs and manufactures electronics hardware and embedded software in-house. The Blairsville company developed an MSHA-accepted intrinsically safe power supply for longwall roof-support control systems and has since built its business around electronics for the U.S. longwall mining industry.
Founded by Walter Kidde in 1917 after developing an integrated smoke-detection and carbon-dioxide extinguishing system for ships, Kidde makes fire-safety products and commercial fire-alarm systems. Its FX Series is designed for small to mid-sized buildings, with systems that can be tailored, expanded, and integrated as needs change. Kidde also supports installers through a technical team with more than 180 years of combined field experience and provides self-study training for life-safety professionals.
Kiddies Food Kutter makes safety kitchen tools that let children help cut and peel fruit and vegetables, including its original safety knife, larger Safety Food Kutter and bladeless peeler. Australian-made and owned, the company designs its tools for children as young as two, as well as elderly and physically challenged users, with a focus on building kitchen confidence and independence. Its products were also once sold for children to safely help hollow out Halloween pumpkins.
Hatfield-based Kiki Vodka Company makes premium vodka and uses it in Smooth, a line of noncarbonated canned cocktails blended with natural flavors and monk fruit. Its drinks include lemonade, tea and water-based offerings, with the brand emphasizing low-calorie recipes free of artificial sweeteners and bubbles.
Family-owned and operated since 1936, KIM Manufacturing is a metal fabrication company producing custom power-storage products, including battery racks and protective trays. Based in Downingtown, Pennsylvania since 1970, it operates a 40,000-square-foot facility and has served telecommunications, utility, automotive, technology, and healthcare sectors. The company combines fabrication with in-house engineering and finishing, and supplies products for reserve-power and automotive markets.
Kimberly-Clark Corporation makes consumer and professional hygiene and personal-care products, serving customers in more than 175 countries and regions. Founded in 1872, the company has more than 36,000 employees globally and a portfolio of recognized brands, including Huggies, Kleenex, Depend, Kotex, and WypAll. Its products are presented as everyday essentials for health, hygiene, and well-being.
Founded by Joyce Park Williams, Kimchee Girl makes authentic vegan Korean kimchee in small batches at its Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania facility. The proudly woman-owned, Korean-owned business uses her immigrant parents’ recipe and time-honored techniques, carrying a family food tradition from South Korea into Central Pennsylvania. Its kimchee is handcrafted with locally sourced ingredients whenever possible in a Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture-approved commercial facility.
Founded by Norm Kimes in 1996, Kimes Technologies International develops and supplies application-specific sulfonates and related intermediate components for lubricants, greases, coatings, and metalworking formulations. The company’s niche is deliberate: it concentrates on component products rather than finished formulations, allowing it to support customers without competing with them. Kimes also provides technical recommendations and can develop products with properties tailored to a particular application or process.