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Founded in Mattituck in 1980 by Andy Kolb, Kolb Mechanical Corporation designs, installs, fabricates and services heating and cooling systems for homes and commercial buildings across Long Island’s East End. Andy’s family—Drew, David and Sharon—now carries on the company’s hands-on approach, supported by an onsite sheet-metal shop where projects move from CAD drawings to field installation under one roof. The company is particularly experienced with geothermal systems and complex custom residences, while its NATE-certified technicians and IGSHPA-certified installer support ongoing service and emergency response.
Kombucha Brooklyn makes probiotic kombucha tea beverages, including 12-ounce ready-to-drink kombucha and kombucha on tap. It also offers home brew supplies.
Kommissary grew from founder Edward Song’s Korean taco truck into a minority-owned New York City food company known for turning community needs into large-scale meal operations. Since opening its shared commissary in 2019, the company has built a 30,000-square-foot headquarters and a culturally diverse team of 370 New Yorkers, whose work has included emergency meals for people facing crisis. Its identity remains rooted in the immigrant experience and the belief that neighbors should help neighbors.
Family-owned and operated by Dariusz and Slawomir Konarski, Konar Precision Manufacturing is a Deer Park, New York machine shop making precision metal and plastic parts through CNC machining and gear cutting. The company grew through the merger of Mikro Manufacturing, bringing over 25 years of precision-parts experience, while its team members each have more than 20 years in the trade. Konar operates an expanded facility totaling more than 5,000 square feet and serves commercial manufacturers as well as prototyping customers.
Founded by Dr. Ruola Ning in 2002 under an exclusive University of Rochester license, Koning Health develops and manufactures the Koning Vera, a dedicated breast CT system that produces true three-dimensional images without breast compression. Its U.S.-made device scans each breast in less than 10 seconds and supports diagnostic imaging and 3D-guided biopsy, with FDA PMA approval and more than 150,000 scans completed worldwide.
Perched on Long Island Sound’s bluffs, Kontokosta Winery makes limited-production wines from its North Fork vineyard and farm. The Kontokosta family manages the vineyard day to day, tending the vines in the maritime climate that shapes the fruit from vintage to vintage. Its waterfront tasting room also hosts guests and private events, including gatherings of up to 300 people in the meadow during warmer months.
Koolatron has been innovating in manufacturing since 1983, with its Brantford, Ontario headquarters serving as the base for a fully integrated North American manufacturer and distributor. The company is best known for its Canadian-made 12-volt coolers, which are used by travelers and long-haul truckers worldwide, while specialized versions support vaccine and medical-specimen transport.
Koos Manufacturing is a Los Angeles denim manufacturer founded by Yul Ku in 1985, producing premium jeans for fashion brands. The company operates as a fully vertically integrated facility, carrying its production work under one roof, and has built a long-standing specialty in environmentally conscious denim manufacturing.
Koral is a beauty-care company built around reducing the plastic waste associated with everyday personal-care routines. Its home system lets people turn dry refills into personalized products with tap water, reusable bottles, and a beauty blender that heats and mixes the formula.
From its Medina headquarters and Louisville manufacturing plant, Koroseal Interior Products creates commercial interior surfaces that move from concept to installation, with a particular focus on wallcoverings and durable architectural solutions. Its design-led offering spans custom digital work and performance surfaces for demanding settings such as healthcare, where wall protection, wayfinding graphics, and easy-to-maintain finishes must work together. The company also publishes environmental and health product declarations and operates a sample takeback program that recycles returned samples.
Founded in 2010, Korzan Enterprises is an Orchard Park precision machine shop that turns customer concepts into parts for clients throughout Western New York and beyond. The company handles work ranging from one-off prototypes to high-volume production, using CNC technology alongside manual machining and coordinating finishing services with local partners. Its approach centers on close guidance through design and manufacturing, with attention to detail, on-time delivery, and cost-effective results.
Kosha Systems is developing Flexibuild™, a deployable near-site manufacturing system that produces lightweight building-envelope panels for data center construction. Its approach brings controlled fabrication closer to the job site, combining accelerated curing with built-in quality controls and traceability to help builders adapt to late-stage changes without altering standard construction workflows. The system is currently pre-deployment, with Kosha seeking pilot partners for colocation and interconnection data center projects.
KosherSwitch Technologies develops the Kosher Switch, an electrical switching device designed for use in Jewish observance contexts. Demonstrated applications include controlling HVAC systems, timers, burners and hot plates, as well as low-voltage equipment.
Founded in 1914, Kotobuki Seating International makes seating and telescopic systems for public venues, while also producing the capsule beds it helped originate in Japan. The fourth-generation Fukasawa family remains involved in the company, whose history includes pioneering Japan’s first telescopic grandstands in the 1950s and manufacturing the world’s first capsule bed for Capsule Inn Osaka in 1979. Its installations now span five continents, including more than 60,000 sleep capsules.
KOVA Textiles, designed by Libby Kowalski, makes translucent architectural fabrics from clear polymer and vinyl yarns for window coverings, privacy panels and other interior applications. Its Krystal Weave collections are made in the USA and have earned recognition including Best of NeoCon and ADEX awards. The Fort Collins studio’s fabrics bring filtered light and visual privacy together, and can also be incorporated into resin panels and glass applications.
Founded in Japan in 1894, Kowa American Corporation brings Kowa’s precision optics to the Americas, making sporting optics and specialized lenses alongside ophthalmic diagnostic equipment. Its Torrance branch has served the American market since 1980, with custom PROMINAR fluorite crystal lenses handcrafted for high-performance sporting optics and configurable lens solutions for demanding applications such as machine vision and aerospace. Kowa American is part of privately owned Kowa Company Limited.
Kowabunga LLC is a manufacturer known for helping businesses handle and dispense materials from drums and totes. It produces adapters for containers used in more than 41 countries, serving customers who need compatible equipment for varied container formats.
Founded by Delbert Kime in 2019, Brooklyn-based Kraft Paper Studio produces custom-printed kraft paper packaging and related paper goods for businesses across the United States. Its recyclable, biodegradable paper can be printed with food-safe inks, giving restaurants, retailers and other customers a branded option for packaging and presentation. The company also offers design guidance and custom production in sheets or rolls.
Family-owned for more than 55 years, Kraft Power has grown into a regional power-equipment company with more than 170 employees across nine sales and service facilities in eight states. It is known for staying involved after installation, with factory-trained technicians available around the clock to support the equipment used by businesses, institutions and other organizations.
Founded in 1990 by the Kraft family, Kraftwerks is a family-operated Tonawanda company that designs, fabricates, installs and maintains storage and workspace systems for businesses across the United States. What began as a storage-equipment distributor has grown into a turnkey operation with in-house cutting, welding, painting and fabrication, serving projects from automated vertical storage to laboratory environments. Kraftwerks is also certified as a Women’s Business Enterprise by New York State and Erie County, and its technicians hold OSHA certifications.