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Spun out of Durham University in 2003, Kromek Group plc develops and manufactures radiation and biological detection technology, along with detector components and software, for customers worldwide. Headquartered in County Durham with manufacturing operations in the UK and United States, the company is the only commercial producer of cadmium zinc telluride (CZT) globally. Its CZT-based systems support advanced medical imaging as well as civil nuclear, security and defence applications, while its newer bioaerosol laboratory supports airborne pathogen detection research.
Founded in 1953, Cleveland-based Kroy manufactures blank and custom labels in-house, carrying forward a company history that includes pioneering thermal printing in the United States. Its vertically integrated operation runs from adhesive production through coating, printing and finishing, with BOBST digital presses supporting detailed custom work. Kroy also diverts more than 540 tons of paper from landfills each year through its recycling program.
KRUSE TOOL & DIE, INC. is a plastics manufacturing company specializing in plastic injection molds and production since 1963. They design, build, and run injection molds using 27 all-electric machines in an ISO 8 clean room, serving markets such as appliance, medical, electronics, industrial, solar, aerospace, and micro applications.
Pittsburgh-based Krystal Biotech develops and commercializes redosable genetic medicines for rare diseases, using an engineered HSV-1 vector platform designed for focal, minimally invasive gene delivery. Its first commercial product, VYJUVEK®, is the first and only redosable gene therapy for dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa, while two U.S. GMP facilities—including a roughly 155,000-square-foot ASTRA site—support manufacturing and pipeline development. Krystal is fully integrated across vector design, gene therapy manufacturing and commercialization.
KT-Grant designs and manufactures specialty-engineered equipment and provides refractory lining, slag, and scale removal services. Founded in 1951, the company says it has an 80,000-square-foot facility in Export, Pennsylvania, where it builds equipment used by metal, mining, and chemical-processing businesses around the globe.
Woman-owned KTD Select has spent more than 25 years helping government and commercial customers solve difficult engineering problems. The Warminster company is known for precision machining and reverse engineering, with particular experience supporting mission-critical aerospace, defense, and electronics work. Its trained IPC-certified assemblers and ITAR certification reflect the specialized requirements of that work.
Family-owned Kufen Motor & Pump Technologies has served the Tri-State area since 1941, building its reputation around practical support for industrial and OEM customers. From its Warminster operation, the company repairs electric motors and pumps while also providing technical guidance for demanding applications. Kufen is EASA certified and offers emergency repair service.
Founded by Guy W. Kuhn in 1963, Kuhn Tool & Die Co. has built its identity around a simple rule: “Make it right.” The Meadville company serves manufacturers across industries, with particular experience creating precision gages for turbine-blade and vane production. It also manufactures the Original Clearview Radi-Angle Form Dresser.
Founded in 1951 by Frederick W. Kulicke Jr. and Albert Soffa, Kulicke and Soffa Industries has spent decades developing semiconductor assembly technology. The company is known for helping manufacturers address demanding packaging challenges, with systems used in markets such as automotive electronics and communications. Its work includes advanced power assembly and ultrasonic pin welding for high-power devices.
Kuntze Instruments is a third-generation, family-owned German company founded in Düsseldorf in 1945, with more than 75 years devoted to water-quality engineering. Its sensors are made, calibrated, and tested in-house at a dedicated facility in Hartha, while Kuntze USA provides local support for North American water-treatment operators. The company is known for bringing German-built measurement expertise to demanding water systems.
Since 1954, the woman-owned and operated Kurt J. Lesker Company has grown from a regional manufacturer into a global vacuum technology company. With more than 400 employees and a focus on customer support, it serves research and industrial customers through equipment, components, and thin-film systems. The company is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and maintains ISO 14001:2015 environmental management systems.
A family-tradition Ohio company since 1948, Kurtz Bros., Inc. is known for treating environmental responsibility as practical work rather than a slogan. It serves homeowners, landscape professionals and public-sector customers through beneficial-reuse operations, including the recycling of more than 350,000 cubic yards of construction and demolition debris each year.
Established in 1937, privately held Kutz Fabricating is a Pittsburgh job shop known for taking on complex customer-drawn fabrication work. Its team serves industrial customers with made-to-order vessels and machined parts, carrying projects from initial design through final delivery.
For more than 40 years, Kutzner Manufacturing Industries has been a Telford, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for taking on complex parts and assemblies. Its 28,000-square-foot facility brings machining and metal fabrication together for customers in fields such as pharmaceutical production, food processing, and power generation.
Founded in 2004, KVK Tech is a Pennsylvania pharmaceutical manufacturer known for keeping its operations in the United States. The company develops and produces FDA-approved generic and specialty medicines, serving patients through pharmacy and distribution networks while expanding its American manufacturing capacity.
KW Container manufactures plastic containers for the paint-and-coatings industry, including its TruSnap™ line developed as an alternative to traditional metal paint cans. The Troy, Alabama company describes a vertically integrated operation that uses recycled resin from its sister company, KW Plastics, and applies injection molding and in-mold labeling in production.
Proudly manufactured in Pennsylvania, Kwik Goal makes soccer goals and training equipment for play ranging from backyard sessions to the international stage. As the Technical Partner and Official Goal of U.S. Soccer, the company supplies equipment used across the sport, including match goals and training products.
KYBRA Products is a supplier of home health products and services, offering high-quality medical equipment and supplies with a focus on customer service.
With roots reaching back to 1876, Kymera International develops and manufactures specialty metal powders, master alloys, coatings and other advanced materials for demanding industrial applications. Headquartered in the Raleigh-Durham area, the company operates 24 manufacturing facilities across 12 countries, combining metallurgical expertise with custom development and integrated titanium processing. Its Detroit operation is North America’s largest ferrotitanium producer by total capacity, while its materials support aerospace, medical, automotive and other critical markets.
KYOCERA AVX Components Corporation is a global manufacturer of advanced electronic components, interconnect products, sensing and control products, and antenna solutions. Its product portfolio includes capacitors, antennas, connectors, filters, crystal devices, inductors, resistors, circuit-protection components, thermistors, diodes, RF/microwave components, and automotive sensing and control systems, supported by injection molding, laser structuring, plating, and global manufacturing facilities.