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Established in 2001, Koch’s Custom Woodworking is a Northampton, Pennsylvania shop that designs, builds, and installs custom cabinetry and other woodwork for homes across the Lehigh Valley. The local, family-owned company is especially known for matching existing cabinets and taking on distinctive projects such as built-in wall units, reclaimed-wood bars, and mantels. Koch’s brings more than 20 years of experience to its work and backs custom projects with a one-year craftsmanship warranty.
Since 2005, KODIAKOOLER has made insulated packaging for temperature-sensitive shipments, with a particular focus on cold-chain solutions that are tested, customizable, and designed with sustainability in mind. The company is now a division of Airlite, a privately held, family-owned Omaha manufacturer established in 1946, and its in-house manufacturing and testing support applications ranging from pharmaceuticals to perishable foods. Its Kotton insulation stands out for combining recycled fiber materials with flat-shipping efficiency and documented biodegradability.
A Pennsylvania manufacturer with more than 110 years behind its name, Koehler-Bright Star is known for developing portable lighting and battery power solutions for demanding workplaces. The Hanover Township company makes most of its products in a 75,000-square-foot U.S. facility, where its designs are tested and produced under an ISO 9001-certified quality system.
Since 1978, Koffmeyer’s has been making old-fashioned cookies from scratch and baking them daily at its Havertown shop, where the original owner and baker still oversee the work. A Philadelphia tradition that began in Society Hill, the shop now pairs its signature Head House Squares and other cookies with Leiby’s ice cream for a distinctly local dessert stop.
Started by three friends making wine in a garage in 2002, Kog Hill Winery is a small producer of distinctive, small-batch wines in Pennsylvania. Julie and Bob purchased the established winery in 2022, retaining customer favorites while modernizing its operations and refining its focus on unusual blends and limited-run wines. Today, Kog Hill pours at farmers markets, festivals, and special events across the state, with bottles also available online and through select wholesale partners.
KOKO5000 is presented as an online entertainment platform with a glowing digital interface, responsive access across phones, tablets, and desktops, and account login access.
Since 1986, KOL Industries has built its identity around custom architectural woodwork for designers, architects, builders, and clients nationwide. Its Hanover workshop shapes made-to-order millwork, with field evaluations helping ensure that each piece fits the project and installs smoothly.
Established in 2005, Komal Herbals makes Ayurvedic-inspired organic herbs, supplements, wellness foods and personal-care products at its Burgettstown, Pennsylvania facility. Its work extends beyond its own AyurBest and NITYAM lines: the company also develops custom Ayurvedic formulas and private-label products with experienced formulators. Komal’s facility has been certified organic by Pennsylvania Certified Organic since 2011, is Kosher certified, and is third-party cGMP certified through SGS, with ingredients and finished products tested through independent laboratories.
Komar Industries is a Groveport manufacturer founded in 1977, best known for developing auger technology around a straightforward idea: waste equipment should be reliable. Today, the company combines that engineering heritage with a nationwide service network to help industrial and municipal operators manage demanding waste streams with less disruption.
Founded in 1921 by Meitaro Takeuchi, Komatsu grew from a company established to provide work for the community of Komatsu, Japan into a global manufacturer. It makes heavy equipment for construction, mining, forestry, and industrial customers, and says its products and technologies support industries involved in modern society’s development.
Founded in 1921 by Meitaro Takeuchi in the town that shares its name, Komatsu makes heavy equipment and technologies for industries including construction, mining and forestry. The company describes its evolution into a global business and says its products and solutions support industries essential to modern society.
A second-generation family business, Kompact Kamp grew from a father’s late-1970s attempt to solve his own motorcycle-towing problem and officially began in 1982. The Myerstown, Pennsylvania, company remains a small U.S. operation, building its trailers in-house and selling directly to customers who want compact camping or cargo capacity for motorcycle travel.
KONGSBERG is a Norwegian industrial technology company developing systems for defence and security, ocean operations, and space. An industrial pioneer for more than 200 years, it combines advanced manufacturing with domain expertise ranging from autonomous underwater vehicles to satellite electronics and lightweight aerospace structures. The company’s stated purpose is to protect people and planet by innovating technology for a better tomorrow.
The Konopelski family has carried its Polish food tradition from Louis Konopelski’s arrival in America in 1903 through more than a century of business in Pennsylvania. Since 1920, the family has made its signature kielbasa in small batches, using a recipe rooted in its great-grandfather’s Polish heritage and selling it through regional retailers and nationwide shipping.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 1988, KopCoat develops protection products for farms, forests, and buildings and is known for its patented TRU-CORE advanced-penetration technology. The company is part of RPM Industrial Coatings Group and provides wood-preservation treatments as well as agricultural adjuvants and related products.
Born in Pittsburgh in 1988, KopCoat is a global protection-products company known for its patented TRU-CORE® advanced-penetration technology. As part of RPM Industrial Coatings Group, it develops treatments for customers in the wood-preservation and agricultural sectors, supported by in-house research and development.
Founded by color-glass formulator Nicholas Kopp more than 90 years ago, Kopp Glass manufactures custom molded glass for mission-critical applications, with compositions spanning ultraviolet through infrared wavelengths. The Pittsburgh company’s portfolio includes more than 200 engineered glasses, while its fully integrated, U.S.-based operation develops tooling, prototypes and finished parts under one roof. Kopp also invented “Selenium Red” in 1926, a formulation that helped establish its long-standing role in airfield and signal lighting.
Koppers Inc. manufactures wood- and carbon-based products and chemicals used to strengthen and extend the life of infrastructure. Its business combines pressure-treated wood products with the conversion of industrial byproducts, including coal tar, into materials used in aluminum and steel production and other applications. The company also provides recovery, research, and carbon-material testing services.
Founded in 1980 as a subsidiary of King Associates Ltd., Lancaster-based Kord King manufactures power cords and custom cord sets for OEM applications. The company identifies itself as the largest U.S. manufacturer in its field, producing American-made cords with custom configurations and typical delivery within one to two weeks. Its products are fully electrically tested and visually inspected before shipment, with UL- and CSA-listed offerings for applications ranging from medical equipment to industrial machinery.