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Founded in 1983, KRANENDONK designs and builds robotic automation systems for heavy steel fabrication, with a particular focus on cutting and welding complex, non-repetitive work. Its 70-plus engineers, developers, and project managers develop hardware and software in-house, helping shipyards and steel manufacturers move from CAD to production without relying on manual robot programming. Based in the Netherlands, the company delivers integrated systems for demanding fabrication environments worldwide.
Krapf Industries turns customer concepts into machined and fabricated metal components, combining engineering design with large-capacity CNC milling, CNC turning, and other in-house production capabilities. Owned and operated by Ken and Stephanie Krapf, the Oswego company draws on Ken’s mechanical-engineering background and Stephanie’s leadership and organizational experience. Its large-format work includes five-axis milling up to approximately 120 by 48 by 48 inches and waterjet cutting on an 80-by-166-by-12-inch table.
From its Manchester base, Kratos Analytical designs and manufactures scientific instruments for analysing the surface chemistry of materials, with particular expertise in X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and MALDI-ToF mass spectrometry. The company has more than 50 years of experience in XPS, began manufacturing MALDI-ToF instruments 20 years ago, and continues to build both in Trafford Park alongside its ESCApe data system. A wholly owned subsidiary of Shimadzu Corporation, Kratos employs more than 200 people and supports customers through offices and partners internationally.
For more than three decades, Kratos Defense & Security Solutions has been a trusted partner on military missions, developing technology for U.S. national security customers, allies, and selected commercial markets. The company uses internally funded research and streamlined development to bring military-specification systems to production quickly, with its Pennsylvania operations employing more than 440 people across three facilities.
Kraum is a New York City beauty brand known for brushes handmade in Kumano, Japan. Its tools are designed to give both professional makeup artists and people applying makeup themselves more control and precision, with each brush head hand-crimped to its handle for lasting construction.
Kraus USA Plumbing LLC designs kitchen and bathroom sinks, faucets, and related accessories with a focus on bringing distinctive design and practical functionality into everyday homes. Its workstation sink system is especially notable, using an integrated ledge to turn the sink into a prep area with sliding accessories such as cutting boards and drying racks. The company also offers select products made with reclaimed ocean-bound plastic and maintains plumbing certifications including IAPMO, EPA WaterSense, ADA compliance, and lead-free markings.
Kravet LLC is a fifth-generation, family-owned interior furnishings company that supplies the trade with materials and furnishings for complete design schemes. In business for more than a century, it brings together six design brands, including its flagship Kravet line and Lee Jofa, while offering custom capabilities and rapid access to stocked products. The company is also known for collaborations such as Lee Jofa’s pattern collections with husband-and-wife designers Jesse Carrier and Mara Miller of Carrier and Company Interiors.
Since 1924, the third- and fourth-generation Kreher family has grown a Western New York farm into an integrated producer of fresh eggs, organic and conventional crops, vegetables, and compost-based fertilizer. Its three family-operated farms and two USDA-inspected egg-packing facilities support a closed-loop approach in which hen manure helps fertilize crops and crops contribute to hen feed. Kreher’s organic crop operation is Certified Regenerative by A Greener World, while the farm’s egg-packing facilities have held SQF certification since 2009.
Farmer-owned Kriemhild Dairy Farms makes small-batch butter and other dairy foods in Hamilton from milk sourced from grass-based herds in Central New York. Founded by the Rivington family after they purchased Red Gate Farm in 2000, the creamery brought butter-making and packaging in-house in 2019. Its signature Meadow Butter is slowly churned from organic, grass-fed milk, connecting the finished product directly to the pastures that supply it.
Since 1958, Krinos Foods has been a North American importer, distributor, and manufacturer known for bringing Greek and Eastern European specialty foods to market. The company serves food retailers and foodservice customers, while also supporting private-label programs through its Olive Packing Company operation.
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.
KrisTech Wire manufactures wire and cable products in Rome, New York, where Gerry and Glenn Brodock founded the company in 1984. Now in its third generation of family ownership, the company has grown from its original Rome manufacturing operation and produces its products in the United States. Its tracer wire has been a flagship product since the company’s early years.
From Midland, Texas, Kristin Marie Bachmann creates sculptural works and installations that explore the sacred through weaving and woodworking. A former energy-sector private equity lawyer who became an artist in 2016, she develops her work through a rigorous physical process shaped by early ballet training and a theater upbringing. Bachmann lives and works in Texas, and her recent solo exhibitions include Sacred Space and the At the Still Point series in Houston.
Based in KwaZulu-Natal near Newcastle, KRM Plastics manufactures rotationally moulded polyethylene tanks for water storage, sanitation and other uses. With more than 20 years in roto-moulding, the company designs and makes its steel moulds on site and can develop specialised products to customer requirements. Its tanks use food-grade, recyclable LLDPE and are supported by Agrément South Africa certification, ARMSA membership and an eight-year replacement guarantee on vertical tanks.
For more than 60 years, Kroy Industries has been a York, Nebraska-based manufacturer known for careful testing and dependable service to irrigation and industrial customers. Its production includes aluminum tube, with custom work available for specialized applications. Kroy also operates a PVC plant in Ulysses, Kansas, and ships products around the world.
Born in 1945 from Arnold Langer’s vision of making make-up for reopened theaters, Kryolan manufactures professional make-up for stage, screen, and working artists. Now spanning more than 80 years and three generations, the company is known for specialist products such as its Dermacolor camouflage line and theatrical make-up.
Founded in 1945 to make make-up for reopened theaters, Kryolan develops professional make-up for stage, screen, beauty and special effects work. The company says it has more than 80 years of heritage and remains in its third generation, with its range including the well-known Dermacolor camouflage line and professional make-up systems used by artists worldwide.
Founded in 2013 by Paras Doshi, Mumbai-based Kryptonite Solutions develops MRI-focused healthcare products that make imaging safer, more comfortable and easier for patients and clinical staff. The company is especially known for its In-Bore MRI Cinema, which lets patients watch films during scans, alongside MRI infrastructure and patient-care systems. Kryptonite supports hospitals internationally through distributors in 14 countries and has been recognized for Doshi’s entrepreneurship, including his placement on the 2022 Entrepreneur 35 Under 35 list.
New York-based Krystal Touch of NY manufactures and distributes hardware and steel products, including specialized shelter equipment such as its Gotham cots for individuals with special needs. Certified as a Minority-Owned Business Enterprise, the company has supplied New York City municipalities and serviced government contracts across the Tri-State area for more than 15 years. Its products serve both residential and commercial customers.
Rooted in the Netherlands’ Brainport region, KSE makes dosing and weighing equipment, batching automation software and integrated process systems for solid ingredients, with a core focus on animal nutrition. The company has developed dog-food production machines since 1973 and supports plants from initial design through decades of operation, including 24/7 technical support. KSE reports more than 1,200 machines in service across 70-plus countries and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.