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K+ Unmanned Aerial Services grew from a 3D design and fabrication workshop into a New York-based aerial operations company delivering drone mapping, inspections, and other data services for commercial and industrial work. Its FAA Part 107-certified pilots use thermal, RTK, and photogrammetry-equipped UAVs to turn hard-to-reach sites into precise imagery and actionable records, with nationwide deployment available. The company also keeps its fabrication roots visible through free, flight-tested 3D-printable drone designs.
Born in 1965 from master organic chemist Alice Otto’s effort to clear sludge and water from freighter fuel tanks, K100 makes bio-based fuel treatments for gasoline and diesel engines. Its defining chemistry bonds with water so it can be dispersed and burned with the fuel, and the company now serves everything from cars and small engines to commercial marine vessels. K100 is produced by Husky Corporation and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
KA-BAR is an Olean, New York knife maker with roots reaching back to 1898. Its wartime heritage is closely tied to the USMC utility knife, developed during World War II and still made for service members, outdoor users, and collectors.
KA-EX develops Swiss-engineered sports nutrition drinks for pre-workout performance and post-workout recovery, including its clinically tested Cortisol Stress Reducer+ and Creatine EAA+ Booster. The company’s five years of research and patented VICAP dual-chamber technology keep sensitive ingredients stable until use, while its recovery formula has been evaluated in three clinical studies. KA-EX products are vegan, gluten-free and Informed Sport certified, and the brand says it is used by more than 1,000 professional athletes.
Kable Kontrol is a family-owned company founded in 1995 by Rochester, New York sales representative Bill Murray, whose family continues his work nearly three decades later. Now based in Hamburg, New York, the company has grown from a small starting range to more than 3,000 wire-management SKUs used in projects across North America. It is known for helping electrical, automotive, construction and aerospace customers keep wiring organized and protected.
Owner Kathy built Kabrics from a single Viking Plus sewing and embroidery machine into a Corning operation with 54 embroidery heads and 18 employees. Today, the company creates personalized apparel and merchandise for customers ranging from event organizers to businesses, with a minimum order of just one item for many projects.
Kadeya builds closed-loop beverage vending stations that bottle drinks on demand, then autonomously clean and sanitize reusable bottles for their next use. Designed for workplaces such as construction sites and manufacturing facilities, its system pairs plastic-free hydration with data on consumption, safety, and carbon reduction. Founded by Manuela Zoninsein, Kadeya describes its team as bringing a combined 100 years of experience scaling disruptive companies to the beverage industry.
Founded in 1992 in Kaiping, China’s “Faucet Base,” Kaiping PASGO Plumbing Products Co., Ltd. manufactures sanitary ware, including faucets and shower enclosures, for customers worldwide. Its 750,000-square-foot facility handles the work from concept and tooling through production and service, with a testing center and manufacturing systems that support output of more than 3 million sets annually. PASGO also operates as a national high-tech enterprise in China.
KakaClo is a global apparel manufacturer serving fashion brands and retailers through production facilities in China, Vietnam, and India. The company is built around integrated production and worldwide delivery, with reported annual capacity exceeding 60 million garments. It also helps buyers organize responsible sourcing and compliance requirements across international apparel programs.
Founded in 1943, KAL Manufacturing is a Webster, New York contract manufacturer producing precision metal components and electro-mechanical assemblies for OEMs, including Fortune 500 companies. Its work spans tight-tolerance CNC machining, sheet-metal fabrication, and prototyping, supported by in-house engineering and supply-chain management. KAL maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification and ITAR registration, with quality controls that carry projects from design through production.
With more than 40 years devoted to high-end artisanal rug making, Kalaty is known for preserving the meticulous hand-knotting traditions practiced by Indian artisans for centuries. The Hicksville, New York, company serves design professionals with heirloom-quality rugs, including custom-color pieces tailored to individual interiors.
Founded in Brooklyn in 1906, KAM Thermal Equipment is a fourth-generation, family-owned manufacturer of custom shell-and-tube heat exchangers, designed and built in New York for industrial and commercial systems. The company also makes exact-match replacement tube bundles, including reproductions for obsolete or undocumented equipment from other manufacturers. Its units are manufactured in the USA to ASME Section VIII, Division 1 and TEMA requirements.
A fourth-generation family business, Kamali Group supplies OEM automotive leather to manufacturers worldwide, sourcing hides from across South America and serving customers through its international offices. With more than 50 years in the leather industry, the company focuses on automotive applications and can customize hides to improve cutting yield. Its quality system is accredited to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 1994 in Sialkot, Pakistan, Kami International manufactures and exports handheld surgical instruments for the healthcare industry. Its centralized operation supports a portfolio of roughly 15,000 instruments, including customer-specified designs, distributed through trade partners in more than 50 countries. Kami says its quality system is accredited to ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 13485:2003, with CE marking for its products.
For more than three decades, New York-based KAMIS Incorporated has been a trusted materials partner to the vacuum-coating field. It serves semiconductor companies, research facilities, and universities worldwide, with technical staff who help customers meet unusual project requirements and keep work moving.
Founded in 2001 by Cooper Union-trained sculptor Sam Kusack, Kammetal has built its identity around solving unusually demanding metalwork problems for architects, artists, and manufacturers. The Naugatuck company works from a 57,000-square-foot, solar-powered facility, handling projects that range from distinctive architectural installations to repeat production while keeping design development and fabrication under one roof.
Founded in 1931, Kane International Corporation manufactures and distributes shellac and other specialty chemicals, with research, development, and manufacturing facilities in St. Louis and a principal-owned shellac factory in Ranchi, India. The privately held company draws on decades in the shellac industry to recommend grades for applications ranging from coatings and printing inks to pharmaceutical and food uses, while its affiliates extend into confectionery and pharmaceutical coatings.
Kanebo Cosmetics Inc. is a Tokyo-based cosmetics company with an international network of affiliated operations across Europe and Asia. It makes beauty products under brands including KANEBO and SENSAI for customers in markets around the world.
Established on April 1, 2012, Kaneka Americas Holding, Inc. provides the management and structural support that coordinates Kaneka’s businesses across North and South America. Its regional story includes a Pasadena, Texas operation founded in 1982, where manufacturing began in 1984 and later grew into a major production site for the plastics industry. The company also supports specialized operations serving food and beverage, medical and aerospace customers.
Kaneka Medical America develops and manufactures neurovascular medical devices, including the i-ED Coil System for endovascular embolization and the WaveSelect guidewire for navigating complex anatomy. A U.S. subsidiary of Kaneka Americas Holding, it works with Kaneka Corporation in Japan, which commercialized Japan’s first neurovascular embolization coil in 2002. The company operates from New York City with research and development in California and entered the U.S. market in 2021.