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Established in 1898, Kirker Automotive Finishes manufactures automotive refinish coatings for repair, restoration and custom work, making it one of America’s oldest paint manufacturers still in existence. Based in Newburgh, New York, the company is known for practical, user-friendly finishes that range from low-VOC urethane systems to specialty candy colors and effect additives, backed by technical guidance for the people applying them.
Born in 1945 from a wartime reupholstery solution using parachute off-cuts, Kirwin & Simpson Seating is a fourth-generation family business that designs, manufactures, installs and refurbishes custom theatre and auditorium seating. From its UK base, the company supports venues across the UK and internationally, with work ranging from London’s West End theatres to New York’s St Ann’s Warehouse. Its in-house workshop and heritage casts also allow it to restore century-old seats and carry out repairs with minimal disruption to busy venues.
Founded in Flushing in 1989, Kiss Beauty Group is a global beauty platform whose affiliated companies develop, manufacture, build, and distribute accessible nail and lash products. Its portfolio has grown from the KISS brand into a network serving more than 100 countries and over 60,000 U.S. retail doors, with the group’s brands ranking first in nail care and false eyelashes. The platform also supports adjacent beauty categories through independently operated brands and shared capabilities.
Founded by John Chang in 1989 in a small Flushing, Queens studio, KISS makes at-home beauty products centered on salon-style press-on nails. Its products reached drugstores nationwide by 1992 and are now sold in more than 100 countries, with the brand also offering self-adhesive false lashes and hair products. KISS is best known for bringing quick, accessible manicures to consumers through its “Bring the Salon Home” mission.
Family-owned since its founding in 1959, Kistler Group has grown from its Swiss base into a global measurement-technology company with more than 60 locations and about 2,000 employees. Its work turns precise physical measurements into practical data for industrial manufacturers, researchers, and developers, with a particularly deep focus on injection-molding process control.
Founded in 1947 as Frontier Burial Vault Company, Kistner Concrete Products Inc. is a family-run Western New York manufacturer of precast concrete products. The company’s history spans three generations, and it operates four NPCA nationally certified manufacturing facilities; it is also identified as a NYSDOT QA/QC-approved manufacturer.
Kitchen Depot manufactures cabinetry at its 37,000-square-foot facility in Hauppauge, Long Island. It produces stock cabinetry and offers special-order door styles and colors, with kitchen designers providing design consultations and estimates for kitchen and bath projects.
Kitchen No More, Inc. is a New York company developing a different way for hotels and warehouses to serve hot meals without a conventional kitchen or dedicated food-service staff. Its Smart Hot Food Station prepares chef-crafted meals in about five minutes, while the company’s patented freezing technology is designed to retain the qualities of freshly cooked food.
Kittinger Furniture Company crafts fine furniture in Buffalo, carrying techniques and finishing traditions passed from craftsman to craftsman for more than 150 years. Its work has furnished the White House, Senate, Congress and Supreme Court for over 40 years, while the shop continues to build custom pieces from an initial sketch through CAD drawings and hand-applied finishes.
For more than 60 years, KiwiMill has been a hands-on model-making team in Williamson, New York, known for combining traditional craftsmanship with modern fabrication to make complex ideas understandable in physical form. The shop builds one-off custom scale models for organizations that need a tangible way to present or explain their work, with projects shipped mainly across the United States and Canada.
Family-owned since its founding in 1981, KJ Electric has grown from the ground up by investing in its employees, equipment, and manufacturer relationships. The company is known for helping industrial customers keep equipment running through its distribution business, in-house repair work, and on-site support across New York and beyond. Its 10,000-square-foot custom panel shop and 24/7 emergency service reflect a business built around long-term customer relationships.
Founded in 2003 in New York’s Mid-Hudson Valley, KJ Poultry Processing produces kosher chicken and turkey products at what it describes as New York State’s largest kosher poultry plant. The locally owned and operated company has grown from processing 4,000 chickens a day to as many as 40,000, with more than 250 employees and strict rabbinical supervision. Its USDA-inspected facility serves both retail and food-service customers, with kashrus oversight that includes Rabbi Berkowitz, Star-K and the Orthodox Union.
Founded by chiropractor and researcher Dr. Aslam Khan, KKT International develops medical devices, software and clinical protocols for chronic back, neck and joint pain. Its signature Khan Kinetic Treatment uses precisely generated sound waves and patient-specific diagnostics in a non-invasive approach to spinal care. Founded in 2003, the company reports more than 500,000 treatments through 25 centers in 12 countries, with its technology protected by patents and cleared or approved by regulators including the U.S. FDA and European Commission.
Built on more than 50 years of innovation, KLA Corporation develops and manufactures the inspection, metrology, process-control and analytics systems that semiconductor makers use to produce advanced chips. Its work spans the chip’s journey from wafer to finished device, with specialized measurement tools also serving fields such as biomedical manufacturing and materials research. KLA operates across 18 regions with approximately 16,000 employees and has traced its semiconductor process-control work to a pioneering mask-inspection tool introduced in 1975.
KLAW Industries is a Binghamton, New York manufacturer known for building and operating its own glass-processing equipment since 2022. Its factory produces glass supplementary cementitious materials for concrete while helping other companies establish their own production operations.
Klecher, LLC develops and manufactures KlecherTube™, a patented air-reduced dispensing technology for squeezable single- and multi-chamber tubes. Its sliding, ratcheting pusher helps users dispense more of a product with less effort while making tubes made from more rigid, recyclable materials easier to use. Based in Brooklyn, the company says its technology is protected by 11 U.S. patents, with additional U.S. and international patents pending.
Founded by Albert and Richard Kleeberg in 1958, Kleeberg is a long-established metal fabrication and mechanical company serving commercial, institutional, and industrial customers across the Northeast. What began in a two-car Chicopee garage now operates from a 100,000-square-foot Ludlow facility, with notable work ranging from Springfield skyscrapers to semiconductor plants and university laboratories.
Kleebtronics is Mark Kleback’s Brooklyn studio, known for turning collaborative ideas into hands-on interactive artworks. Its projects have included a touch-responsive LED sculpture for MoogFest and custom arcade cabinets developed with New York indie game makers, while its teaching work brings digital fabrication into the classroom.
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Founded in 1952 as Expert Cutlery, Klein Cutlery makes American-made scissors and shears for professional cutting work, from barbering and textiles to poultry and industrial applications. The company has grown from a five-person shop producing about 600 pairs a week into what it describes as the largest U.S. manufacturer of hot-forged scissors and shears, while also offering sharpening services for cutting tools.