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Privately owned and operated since 1946, Joslyn Manufacturing is a Macedonia, Ohio, company known for its long experience helping OEMs turn designs into formed plastic parts. It began by making tractor seats for local farmers and now works from a 105,000-square-foot facility serving customers across several industries.
The Jurgensen Companies is a family-owned, Cincinnati-based construction and materials company established in 1934. For more than 85 years, it has served Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana through heavy highway construction and the production of aggregates and asphalt, alongside paving and infrastructure work.
Since its founding in 1974, The Kennedy Group has built its identity around durable labeling for demanding warehouse and reusable-packaging environments. The Willoughby, Ohio, manufacturer produces custom placards and other identification solutions for businesses ranging from automotive to food and beverage, and is now part of Inovar Packaging Group. Its full production facility also supports sustainable labeling programs and RFID applications for supply-chain management.
John “Jack” Keegan founded The Kerry Company in the mid-1970s to fill a niche in Pittsburgh’s industrial market, and he has served as its president since the company began. Today, the company makes self-contained electro-hydraulic actuators for demanding settings such as steel mills, coal-processing facilities and power plants, manufacturing them in the USA.
The Kiemle-Hankins Co. provides industrial maintenance, repair, testing, and reconditioning services for electrical, electro-mechanical, and mechanical equipment. Its capabilities include substations and switchgear, motors, generators, dynamometers, clutches, press drives, pumps, blowers, gearboxes, and related power-system components, serving industrial customers across automotive, food and beverage, metals, petrochemical and chemical, utilities, water treatment, and other listed industries.
The Killer Brownie® Company makes indulgent, layered brownies, with roots in a small-batch bakery idea at Dorothy Lane Market in Dayton, Ohio, in the early 1980s. It grew by focusing on rich, layered brownies made for sharing, and continues to sell them through retail-ready and foodservice channels.
The Kiln is a Brecksville pottery studio where visitors of all ages make and fire their own work through wheel-throwing classes, paint-your-own pottery, and hands-on workshops. Alongside its family-friendly activities, the studio gives experienced ceramic artists open-studio space and offers low-fire firing services for work made elsewhere. Its custom light-up ceramic cutouts and seasonal clay camps add a distinctly local, creative twist.
Since 1914, The Kirby Company has handcrafted home-cleaning systems in the United States, including its Avalir Platinum vacuum, at its Cleveland-based operation. Built from die-cast aluminum, Kirby systems are designed for deep cleaning across the home and can be returned to like-new condition through the company’s Factory Rebuild Program.
Known for more than 35 years of mineral expertise, The Kish Company is a Mentor, Ohio, supplier and processor serving manufacturers that use specialty materials in their products. Its technical team develops application-specific solutions, backed by an in-house laboratory and processing sites in Chattanooga and Jeffersonville. The company operates under an ISO 9001 quality management system.
Founded in Canton in 1912 by Swedish immigrant brothers Veno and Harry Klingstedt, The Klingstedt Brothers Company remains a commercial printer serving local, regional, and national customers. Now in its third generation, the century-old shop combines offset, digital, and letterpress work with its long-standing rubber-stamp operation and newer web-design services.
Founded in Quincy, Illinois, in 1848 as the Knapheide Wagon Company, the sixth-generation family-led business now manufactures truck bodies and van equipment and provides commercial-vehicle upfitting and installation. Its history spans wagon building and the early automobile era, and it describes itself as a long-established truck-body manufacturer with manufacturing and installation capabilities.
The Kraft Heinz Company is a global food and beverage producer whose brands supply foods for meals and snacks at home, in restaurants, and on the go. The company describes itself as the third-largest food and beverage company in North America and fifth-largest worldwide, with a portfolio that includes Kraft, Heinz, Oscar Mayer, Philadelphia, and other brands.
The Kroger Co. is a grocery retailer and food manufacturer founded in Cincinnati in 1883. It operates 35 food manufacturing facilities and more than 2,700 stores across 35 states, producing food for its own retail business while serving millions of customers daily.
Since its founding in 1880, The L.S. Starrett Company has remained an American toolmaker headquartered in Athol, Massachusetts. Best known in the United States for precision measurement, Starrett now operates eight manufacturing locations worldwide and supplies manufacturers with the tools and systems they use to check product quality.
Privately held since its founding in 1938, The Lanly Company has built its identity around Cleveland-based engineering for demanding heat-processing work. Its high-velocity impingement-air technology is especially associated with food production, while an on-site laboratory gives customers a place to test processes before committing them to production.
The Lawton Standard Co. is a multi-site foundry and casting-centered manufacturer producing iron and steel castings, with machining and related capabilities across its network. Formed in 2019 when The C.A. Lawton Co. and Temperform joined forces, it builds on the fifth-generation foundry heritage of the Lawton family, whose manufacturing history in the Green Bay area dates to 1879.
Since 1928, The Lubrizol Corporation has built its identity around science-led innovation, developing specialty materials for products used in everyday life. The Wickliffe, Ohio–headquartered company is particularly known for its CPVC work, a field it has pursued since 1959, while also developing solutions intended to use resources more efficiently.
Founded in Canton, Ohio, in 1963 to solve the backorder problems its founder saw as a manufacturer’s representative, The M. K. Morse Company makes saw blades and cutting accessories for professional and industrial users. Still family-owned and now led by the founder’s daughters alongside the third generation, Morse manufactures its products at a more than 500,000-square-foot Canton facility and serves customers in more than 80 countries. Its American-made cutting products are backed by a technical support team and technologies such as KerfLock and Plyometric Cutting Action.
The Mack Iron Works Company has been part of Sandusky’s industrial community since 1901, building its reputation on careful metal fabrication and practical engineering knowledge. It produces custom work for industrial customers, including geometric strainers, with ASME Section VIII “U” and National Board “R” authorizations available for applicable projects.
