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Koch is a privately held global company whose businesses span manufacturing and other industries, and which acquires, creates, develops and invests in companies. Its operating companies produce goods ranging from paper products and glass to fertilizers, methanol and medical devices. Koch began as a small business in the American Midwest and is headquartered in Wichita, Kansas; it reports about 130,000 employees across more than 50 countries.
Kodiak LLC is a certified minority-owned specialty chemical company headquartered in Cincinnati, where it develops proprietary formulations for demanding industrial operations. Its in-house laboratories and manufacturing sites support tailored solutions for customers who need safer, more efficient production, while the company’s acquisition of Sunocs expanded its capabilities into grease and silicone manufacturing.
Founded in 1984 by Arthur Gaudet, Kodiak Machine is a family company that grew from a two-person basement partnership into an established machining business. Kodiak is known for its expertise in machining and makes parts for demanding customers in fields such as medical technology and military work. Its facility expanded from 5,000 to more than 12,000 square feet in 2008.
Koehlke Components is an Ohio engineering and manufacturing company known for bringing design, sourcing, and production together under one roof for demanding customer applications. It builds custom cable assemblies for military and industrial organizations, with onsite resources that support both development and manufacturing. Koehlke maintains ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D quality certifications and is ITAR compliant.
Since its founding in Defiance, Ohio, in 1970, Koester Corporation has grown into a 50-employee manufacturer known for keeping engineering and production work in-house. The company now operates from a 62,400-square-foot facility in Napoleon, where it develops industrial control systems and custom mechanical solutions for manufacturers. Koester’s project managers stay with customers from estimating through shipping, giving each job a consistent point of contact.
Founded in Canton, Ohio, in 1960 by John B. Kohler, Kohler Coating designs and builds coating and moisture-control machinery for paper, corrugating, and converting operations. Now operating as Kohler Coating, Incorporated since 2015, the company remains majority-owned by Herb Kohler and supplies equipment used in more than 35 countries. Its Canton-area facility also houses a full-scale narrow-width pilot corrugator for customer testing and process development.
KOHLTEC is an engineering-focused company that helps industrial customers develop and support automated equipment. Its work includes industrial control panels and FANUC robot services, while its shop also produces practical 3D-printed fixtures for workshops and robotics education.
Kokomo Pharma is a Cincinnati-based specialty pharmaceutical company focused on bringing niche prescription medicines to patients with challenging conditions and unmet medical needs. It builds partnerships to commercialize products in the United States, with patient satisfaction and access at the center of its stated mission.
Founded in 1951, Kokosing is a third-generation family-owned construction group that builds and maintains industrial facilities and infrastructure, and produces construction materials. Its companies include Kokosing Materials, which supplies asphalt, and The Olen Corporation, which mines and processes aggregates; McGraw Kokosing also operates an off-site fabrication business. The organization reports 4,000 team members and serves clients across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic.
Founded in 1993 to answer the demands of round-the-clock warehouses, Cincinnati-based Kolinahr Systems designs and fabricates rugged material-handling and automation equipment, including pallet label applicators and load stackers. Its engineering team builds made-to-order systems around each facility’s requirements, with a particular focus on difficult projects other companies will not attempt. Kolinahr assembles its equipment in the United States and operates an on-site UL 508A-certified industrial control panel shop.
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 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.
Since Thomas Komline and Wally Sanderson founded it in 1946, Komline has grown from a wastewater-filtration company into a global manufacturer of equipment for environmental and industrial processes. The company operates eight U.S. manufacturing locations and supplies municipal utilities, electric power utilities, and industrial customers worldwide, with service teams supporting equipment well beyond its original installation.
KONG Company, founded in 1976, is a pet products manufacturer known for its durable rubber toys, treats, and accessories. The company's signature rubber toys are made in America using high-quality natural rubber, and it has grown into a global brand with a mission to enrich the lives of pets through play. KONG offers a wide range of products for dogs and cats, including toys, treats, and travel accessories, and is committed to supporting shelter animals.
Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems manufactures digital cutting solutions, including cutting tables, tooling, automation systems, and software for packaging, signage, display, and manufacturing markets. Its stated facilities include R&D in Kongsberg, Norway, production in Brno, Czech Republic, and global headquarters and a customer experience center in Ghent, Belgium.
Konkus Marble & Granite Inc. fabricates and installs custom stone countertops at its Columbus, Ohio facility. Established in 1997, the company operates a 100,000-square-foot fabrication facility with a showroom and slab yard, and serves homeowners, builders, designers, retailers, and commercial clients. Its in-house team handles fabrication and installation for residential and commercial projects.
Kontron America’s Springfield operation supplies high-performance power systems and electronic chassis for physics research, demanding test work, and data-acquisition and control applications. Founded in Springfield as W-IE-NE-R Plein & Baus Corp. in 1997, it joined Phoenix Mecano in 2008 and became part of Kontron in 2023. Its work supports nuclear and high-energy physics programs as well as military and aerospace testing.
For more than 20 years, Kontron has been an embedded computer technology company serving customers whose equipment must operate reliably in demanding industrial settings. The company develops secure embedded and edge systems for sectors such as transportation, automation, and defense, with manufacturing and assembly carried out through a globally networked operation that remains locally accessible.
Kool Seal makes reflective roof coatings and repair products designed to protect roofs, reduce interior temperatures, and save energy. Founded in Cleveland in 1906 as Acorn & Refining, the company introduced the Kool Seal brand in 1920 and later developed aluminum and elastomeric reflective roof coatings. Now part of Sherwin-Williams, Kool Seal continues its century-plus roof-coating business as an Energy Star partner.
Ohio-based, woman-owned Koolpad, Inc. designs and manufactures a patented temperature-control case that helps keep iPads operating in extreme heat and cold. Its dual-compartment Koolpad separates the device from interchangeable cooling or warming elements, a field-proven solution used across 26 states by teams in quick-service restaurants, utilities, rail and construction. The company’s rugged cases are built to reduce temperature-related shutdowns and interruptions where iPads support daily work.