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King Memory supplies computer memory solutions, with a broad selection of RAM for needs ranging from individual upgrades to large-scale requirements. Based in Columbus, Ohio, the company also develops proprietary systems and is recognized as a 2022 Top Workplace in Columbus. Its R2v3 certification reflects a focus on responsible electronics reuse and recycling.
King Millz Customs creates streetwear apparel and embroidered hats, pairing faith-forward graphics with hometown designs such as its 937 Dayton Skyline cap. Its collections also include breast cancer awareness fundraising and “For The Culture” designs, giving the Dayton-focused brand a distinctly expressive point of view.
With Cleveland roots dating to 1927 and a 2003 merger that created today’s company, King Nut Companies makes and packages roasted nuts and snack foods in Solon, Ohio. Its 350-plus team members produce roughly 500 million packages a year across more than 300,000 square feet, supplying major airlines as well as retail, food-service and private-label customers worldwide. The company is SQF Level 2 certified and operates under Kanan Enterprises, with the Kanan family in executive leadership.
Since 1966, King’s Command Foods has made pre-cooked and ready-to-cook meat products for the food service industry, with a focus on portion-controlled convenience and traditional flavors. Based in Versailles, Ohio, the company draws on decades of experience to supply menu-ready favorites such as old-fashioned burgers and country fried steaks.
Founded in 2013, Kingfisher Medical is an Ohio-based company shaped by a team with more than 30 years of experience treating patients and responding to emergencies around the world. It develops practical emergency-preparedness tools for healthcare providers and first responders, with its SMART Triage system used as a statewide standard in 10 states.
Kingscote Chemicals manufactures specialty dyes and leak-detection tools, with water conservation at the center of its work. Serving customers for more than 60 years, the Miamisburg company supplies Bright Dyes tracer products to more than 4,000 governmental water and wastewater authorities and private companies worldwide. Its history also includes the 2007 acquisition of Bonneau Company, a textile-dye maker established in 1928, and the 2009 acquisition of Eaglite Industries, which brought anodizing-dye expertise for metal finishing.
Founded in 1991 by Jeffrey B. Sable, Kingsly Compression is a family-owned packager and manufacturer of natural gas compression equipment, with a specialty in small- to medium-horsepower packages. The company fabricates compressor packages and supplies American-made products nationwide, while also offering in-house repair and refurbishment from its Pennsylvania and Ohio operations.
Kingspan Insulated Panels manufactures insulated metal panels for walls, roofs, and ceilings, serving commercial, cold-storage, and industrial building projects. Its panels are described as providing thermal, moisture, and air barriers, and the company also offers architectural wall panels and controlled-environment panel systems.
Kingway USA grew from a 2012 partnership between sourcing veteran Steve Stonebraker and Wang Kai, founder of China’s Ningbo Kingway Electronics. The company helps North American OEMs work directly with Asian manufacturing partners, coordinating custom components and finished assemblies from factory to customer. Its reach includes partnerships with more than 30 facilities and a battery network capable of producing over 700,000 pieces daily.
Kinnear Pharmaceuticals is a preclinical-stage biotechnology company developing Ceragenin-based anti-infective and anti-inflammatory therapies, with its lead candidate CSA-131 aimed at difficult infections associated with cystic fibrosis. The Las Vegas company’s proprietary platform, based on research invented at Brigham Young University, uses synthetic non-peptide molecules modeled on the innate immune peptide LL-37. Kinnear is a subsidiary of N8 Biosciences and received FDA Qualified Infectious Disease Product designation for CSA-131 in 2023.
Since 1974, Cleveland-based Kinzua Environmental has formulated, blended, and packaged eco-conscious cleaning and maintenance products in-house in the USA. The family-owned company develops concentrated, commercial-grade formulas for household problems, with enzyme products such as Urine B-Gone and Fly-Zyme illustrating its focus on tackling odors and organic buildup at the source. Its own lab and bottling operation supports consistent production while keeping sustainability central to the business.
Established in late 1999, Youngstown-based Kiraly Tool and Die designs and manufactures production tooling while providing CNC machining and custom machine work. The company operates 17,000 square feet across two facilities with a staff of 21, and it also services existing Fen Wrench products after acquiring Fen Manufacturing. Kiraly is a founding member of the Mahoning Valley Manufacturers’ Coalition, a partner in the Oh-Penn Manufacturing Collaborative, and an active member of America Makes.
Founded in a Lafayette blacksmith shop in 1926, Kirby Risk Corporation has grown into a regional industrial partner that combines electrical distribution with equipment service, precision machining, and OEM manufacturing. Its Service Center operates more than 315,000 square feet in Lafayette and Griffin, producing electrical and mechanical assemblies, while Kirby Risk Precision Machining serves global Tier 1 OEMs and is ISO 9001:2015 registered. The company now supports customers from more than 40 locations across Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, and Georgia.
KIRCHHOFF Automotive develops and manufactures lightweight, crash-resistant metal and hybrid structures for vehicle bodies and chassis. Its history traces to 1785 in Iserlohn, where Stephan Witte began a business making sewing needles; the company later shifted to metal forming and automotive production. The Kirchhoff family has owned the KIRCHHOFF Group for four generations, and KIRCHHOFF Automotive serves customers from production locations across Europe, Asia and North America.
Kirk Williams Company combines three-dimensional coordination, in-house metal and piping fabrication, and field installation for complex mechanical construction projects in central Ohio. The company has been producing 3-D coordination and fabrication drawings for 30 years, using BIM to identify conflicts early and guide shop and field work. Its project record includes Ohio State University’s central chiller plant, where it began fabrication before contract award to meet a fast-track operating deadline.
Kittie’s Cakes is a Columbus bakery and café built around nostalgic American baking with a fearless, rotating take on familiar flavors. Its German Village flagship makes everything from scratch each day, supplying the company’s cafés and custom celebrations throughout the area.
A father-and-son team from a small Ohio town, Kitty Poo Club makes an all-in-one cat-litter system that pairs a fresh disposable box with litter delivered to the door. Its boxes are made primarily from recycled cardboard, designed to be recycled again after use, and feature a patented leak-proof lining. The company says it has shipped more than 3 million boxes and built its business around making litter-box care easier for cats and their owners.
Klarity Medical Products LLC makes patient-positioning systems and accessories for radiation therapy, building on Dr. Lester M. Larson’s thermoplastics work that began in the 1960s. Founded as Larson Medical Products in 1989 and established in its current form in 2012, the company develops adaptable tools such as thermoplastic masks and custom-molded cushions in collaboration with clinicians worldwide. Its products are designed to fit into existing workflows, from a complete positioning system to a single component.
Founded in 1944 as a filter manufacturer, Kleen Test Products Corporation now develops and contract-manufactures packaged consumer goods for brands worldwide. The Port Washington-based company is particularly known for its long history in wet wipes and dryer sheets, along with precision die cutting of nonwoven pads for personal-care products. Its FDA- and EPA-registered facilities in Wisconsin and Ohio support a start-to-finish manufacturing service, from product development and testing through production and packaging.
With roots reaching back to 1928, Klein Palmer designs and makes pneumatic conveying and sand-handling equipment for foundries, chemical and mineral processors, and rail operators. The Springfield, Ohio company became a specialist in moving abrasive materials with compressed air and is particularly known for low-velocity systems that reduce pipe wear and dust, including equipment for filling traction sand in light rail vehicles and locomotives. Its products are used worldwide by customers including General Motors, Caterpillar, and major municipalities.