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Founded in 2002, family-run Keuka Studios designs and fabricates custom architectural metalwork, specializing in cable railings and stairs from its Upstate New York facility. Its signature curved Keuka Style railing and made-to-fit approach reflect the company’s roots in industrial design, while 3D renderings, laser scanning and collaborative design reviews help projects fit precisely before fabrication. Keuka builds its work in the USA and ships to projects across the country and beyond.
Founded in 2016, Albany-based Key Capture Energy develops, constructs, owns and operates utility-scale battery energy storage systems that help balance the U.S. electric grid. The independent power producer uses in-house market optimization software to manage its batteries, with more than 620 MW operating and a development pipeline exceeding 10,000 MW across the country. Its projects span from New York to Texas and are designed to make renewable power available when the sun is not shining or the wind is not blowing.
Founded in 1999 by digital-video pioneer Mike Tsinberg, Key Digital designs and manufactures digital audio/video connectivity and control solutions from its U.S. headquarters in Mount Vernon, New York. The company develops its products in-house and works as an extended engineering team for A/V consultants, designers, and system integrators, including through customized solutions and its Compass Control Pro platform. Tsinberg’s more than 40 digital video and HDTV patents—including work tied to ATSC HDTV and DVD authoring—remain central to the company’s technical identity.
Founded in 2001 in a one-desk back room, Key Sparkling Water makes canned sparkling water with real fruit, no added sugar, and carefully balanced carbonation. Co-founded by Mike Pilkington, the brand positions its drinks as a fuller-tasting alternative to conventional flavored sparkling water, including its Key Lime and Blood Orange Cherry flavors.
Founded in 1983, Key Systems, Inc. designs and manufactures American-made systems that secure, track, and audit keys and other critical assets. Based in Fishers and Victor, New York, the company pairs electronically controlled cabinets and lockers with its GFMS software, while offering custom layouts for facilities with unusual storage needs. Its long-running focus on key accountability extends from Tamper-Proof Key Rings to large, network-enabled asset-control installations.
Keyless2Go manufactures aftermarket replacement car keys and remotes, offering a lower-cost alternative to dealership replacements for vehicles ranging from Chevrolet and Toyota to Ford and Volkswagen. The company has sold more than 5 million units and pairs its online fitment checker with a nationwide network of certified locksmiths for cutting and programming. Its products are field-tested, backed by a one-year warranty, and some keys are made in the USA or use OEM transponder chips.
Keyline USA supplies locksmiths and automotive professionals with key-cutting machines, automotive keys, and transponder technology, carrying forward the Bianchi family’s key-cutting tradition that dates to 1770. Its lineup ranges from portable equipment for mobile duplication to integrated electronic machines such as Ninja Total, which handles both residential and vehicle keys. Keyline operates under ISO 9001:2015 and automotive ISO/TS 16949:2009 quality systems.
Keymark Corporation manufactures aluminum extrusions at facilities in Fonda, New York, and Lakeland, Florida. Its Fonda operation began production in 1965, and the privately held company has remained under Keller family leadership across generations. Keymark is particularly established in building and architectural products, with in-house die engineering and extensive finishing capabilities.
Keystone Electronics Corp. manufactures electronic components and hardware, including battery and fuse connectivity products, contacts, connectors, terminals, spacers, standoffs, brackets, panel hardware, and related accessories. The company also offers custom capabilities and serves telecommunications, computing, industrial, electronic, automotive, security, medical-monitoring, and other device applications.
Family-owned since its founding in 1965, Keystone Tool & Die has built its reputation in Westons Mills as a quality manufacturer for industrial and military customers. The company develops custom manufacturing equipment and related tooling, handling projects in-house from fabrication through testing. It is ITAR registered and qualified to AS-9003 and MIL-I-45208A.
Keystone Waste Solutions LLC manufactures and services waste-handling equipment, with a focus on roll-off containers and integrated equipment packages. It operates in Rhome, Texas, and Millersburg, Ohio, and ships its equipment nationwide. The company also offers equipment repair and refurbishment, including on-site service in its regional coverage area.
Established in 2007, KGB Aviation Solutions is an East Aurora aviation technology company known for helping operators make practical use of flight-recording data. Its engineers support airlines, MROs, and OEMs with flight-data analysis and the DART field tool, with secure handling and regulatory compliance built into the work.
Since its founding in 1988, KGS LACE has grown into a lace-focused textile manufacturer with a 100,000-square-meter mill in Huizhou and a 265-person workforce. Its 19-person design team develops hundreds of new patterns each year, including embroidery lace, for international fashion brands. Offices in China, New York, and Dubai support its global customer base, while certifications such as ISO 9001 and OEKO-TEX reflect its documented quality and sustainability systems.
Founded in 1960 from Karl Baake Sr.’s effort to build a safer, shatter-resistant work light, Hamburg’s KH Industries now manufactures industrial power, lighting, and cord-management equipment for demanding work environments. The U.S.-based manufacturer operates a 150,000-square-foot facility with vertically integrated production and supports applications ranging from manufacturing and utilities to hazardous locations and OEM equipment. Its products are designed, engineered, and made in the United States under an ISO 9001-based quality management system.
KHK USA Inc. is the Mineola-based, wholly owned U.S. subsidiary of Japan’s Kohara Gear Industry, supplying standardized metric gears and power-transmission components for industrial automation. Founded in 2015, the company offers factory-direct access to roughly 27,000 configurations, with application engineers available for gear selection and custom quotations. Its parent company, founded in 1935, remains dedicated solely to gear manufacturing and holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications.
Brooklyn moms Nell Shapiro and Stephanie Merks founded Kibou after meeting in a neighborhood baby music class and searching for a better way to carry life with a baby. Today, their cross-Atlantic company creates compact, hands-free bags for parents, including its original fanny-pack diaper bag with a detachable changing mat. Kibou also donates 1% of every sale to Hour Children, which supports mothers and children affected by incarceration.
Founded in 2007 by two New York City parents, Kidfresh makes frozen kid-favorite meals with wholesome ingredients and hidden vegetables in every bite. Its chef-crafted, kid-tested recipes rework familiar foods such as mac and cheese and chicken nuggets without artificial ingredients, giving families a quicker meal option that parents can feel good about serving.
Kikkoman Sales USA, Inc. makes and distributes traditionally brewed soy sauce, teriyaki and other sauces and seasonings for home kitchens, foodservice operations and food manufacturers. Rooted in a Japanese brewing tradition established more than 350 years ago, the company brews soy sauce in the United States with North American-grown ingredients and serves customers across the country through eight regional offices. Its U.S. range also includes gluten-free products certified by the Gluten-Free Certification Organization.
Founded in 1920 by Frederick Kilian, Kilian Manufacturing designs and makes custom machined race bearings and value-added bearing assemblies in Syracuse, New York. The company grew from Kilian’s patented unground-bearing design into a roughly 180-person operation with manufacturing facilities in the United States and Canada, supplying engineered solutions for difficult applications worldwide. Kilian is registered to IATF 16949:2016 and ISO 9001:2015 standards.
Founded by women working across science, education, and business, Killer Snails creates immersive science-learning experiences and educational games for students in grades 3–10. Its patented virtual and augmented reality programs put learners in the role of scientists, exploring subjects such as marine biology and water stewardship. The company’s products are used in schools nationwide and have grown through crowdfunding, grants, and community engagement.