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Krendl Machine Company builds fiber-moving equipment for insulation contractors and related industries, from its 95,000-square-foot facility in Delphos, Ohio. The company’s family engineering tradition dates to 1964, when Jack Krendl purchased the business from his father, Frank, and developed insulation blowing machines that helped advance fiberglass equipment. Krendl continues to manufacture in the United States and supports customers through a worldwide distributor network.
Woman-owned Krengel Manufacturing brings more than 50 years of die-casting experience to custom production work in Eastlake. The company pairs its high-pressure aluminum castings with an in-house tool and die shop, giving customers one experienced team for specialized parts and the tooling behind them.
Built by a family of German immigrants in Cleveland, Krenz Precision Machining makes precision-machined components for industrial and commercial manufacturers. The Krenz family began its machining businesses in 1967, joined forces under the Krenz name in the 1970s, and continues to own and operate the company today from its 45,000-square-foot North Royalton facility. Krenz is ISO 9001 certified and supports production from a few hundred pieces to several million, with just-in-time and Kanban stocking options for customers.
Serving the Greater Cincinnati area since 1948, Krieg Press is a hometown commercial printer handling paper printing and bindery work for local customers and shipped orders. After more than 70 years in Bridgetown, the company consolidated its office and equipment at its Indiana facility in 2020, using a more efficient one-floor layout and electronic ordering to keep printing straightforward and reasonably priced.
Krispy Kreme Doughnut Corporation makes doughnuts and has been delivering them since 1937, when it began as a small shop in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. It is best known for its Original Glazed doughnut, made fresh in its shops; the company says it is headquartered in Winston-Salem and Charlotte. Krispy Kreme also sells coffee and offers catering and fundraising programs that share its doughnuts with customers and organizations.
From its Findlay, Ohio headquarters, Kro Defense supplies mission-ready defense equipment and Freefly drone systems while developing specialized technologies for military users. Formerly Airborne Outfitters, the service-disabled veteran-owned small business has worked with the U.S. Navy and Wright Brothers Institute to advance BARFITE, a compact signaling solution for isolated warfighters. Kro Defense is ISO 9001:2015 certified and serves U.S. military branches, federal agencies, and partner nations.
KRöM International, Inc. processes rubber and plastic materials, repurposing waste streams into finished products. Based in Celina, Ohio, the company makes rubber compounds and reprocessed plastic materials, and says its production process protects suppliers’ formulations while maintaining product integrity.
With more than 10 years of industry experience, Kroma Coatings Technology LLC is a privately held U.S. powder-coating manufacturer known for developing customized formulas with customers. Its in-house laboratory supports tailored color and finish work for coating professionals, OEMs, architects and industrial engineers, while checking each batch for consistent performance.
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.
Established in 1894 and incorporated in 1971, Kruggel Farms is a Litchfield, Ohio agricultural business offering farm services and items for sale. Its current leadership includes members of the Reusch and Kruggel families, reflecting the company’s long local history while continuing to provide custom services on request.
Krylon Industrial makes rust-preventive, locating and striping paints for the demanding work of utility locators, facility teams, property managers and commercial jobsites. Its line spans aerosol and bulk formats, with products formulated for industrial maintenance, surface protection and marking applications.
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.
Based in Mattighofen, Austria, KTM Sportmotorcycle GmbH makes performance motorcycles for motocross, enduro, adventure and street riding. The company’s “READY TO RACE” identity is closely tied to factory competition, with its bikes developed across demanding off-road and road-racing programs and supported by a worldwide dealer network. KTM also supplies riding gear, motorcycle accessories and service resources for its model range.
Founded in 1959, Danish family-owned Kuhlmann Electro-Heat A/S designs and manufactures electric surface-heating systems, including industrial heating blankets, drum heaters and custom silicone heaters. The company developed its first industrial heating blanket in 2002 for curing wind-turbine blades and now makes made-to-order solutions in-house for demanding industrial processes. Its products are used by customers in more than 65 countries, with specialized applications ranging from composite curing to maritime maintenance and high-voltage cable installation.
Since 1974, Kuhn Fabricating has built heavy sheet-metal, structural-steel, and plate-welded components in Lorain, Ohio. The company remains a family operation, with President and Owner Lewie Kuhn representing its third generation, and serves projects ranging from industrial fabrication to custom metalwork. Its capabilities include large-scale forming and welding alongside fiber-laser cutting, supported by a 10-ton bridge crane and other shop equipment.
Founded in South Korea in 1960, Kumho Tire manufactures tires for passenger vehicles, electric vehicles, SUVs and commercial fleets. Its U.S. operations include a Georgia production facility making 10 million tires a year and a technical center in Akron, Ohio, where engineers develop tire materials and designs. Kumho also supplies original-equipment tires to automakers including Audi, BMW, Hyundai and Volkswagen.
Founded in South Korea in 1960, Kumho Tire manufactures replacement and original-equipment tires for passenger vehicles, electric vehicles, trucks, buses and SUVs. Kumho Tire USA supports that global business with a U.S. headquarters, an Akron technical center and a Georgia plant capable of producing 10 million tires a year. Its U.S. research and production work includes EV-specific designs such as the Crugen EV HP71, while the company also supplies automakers including Audi, BMW, Hyundai and Volkswagen.
For more than 20 years, Kuncai has been known for engineering pearlescent effect pigments, growing from natural mica production into a manufacturer centered on synthetic mica. Its Fuqing, China, operations use a patented process and serve customers worldwide through a global sales organization and local distribution network.
Kundel Industries is a family-owned, northeast Ohio manufacturer of trench safety equipment and material-handling systems, including trench boxes and enclosed-track overhead cranes made in the USA. Founded by excavating contractor Robert Kundel Sr., the company draws on three generations of family excavation experience and builds equipment for both jobsites and factories. Its Christian, service-minded culture includes donating 1.5% of every crane sale to local rescue missions.
Kunky's creates individually hand-painted, machine-washable garments from its retail location and production studio in downtown Flushing, Michigan. Julie started the business as a home-party hobby while attending court reporting school, and after 10 years brought in her artist mother and husband, who handles shipping and accounting. Today, Kunky's original wearable art is sold through boutiques across the United States.