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Since its start in Cincinnati in 1914, K-D Lamp Company has built its identity around American-made vehicle visibility and safety. The Andover-based manufacturer now operates across 232,700 square feet in Ohio, carrying that century-old tradition into lighting designed for trucks and specialty vehicles.
Since Gary Knudson established the K-Guard concept in 1996, the company has built its identity around inventive gutter-machine design and a patented approach to home drainage. K-Guard manufactures a leaf-free gutter system for homeowners and makes it available through licensed dealers across the United States.
Founded by technocrat Ravi Kadam, K-Tech Enterprises manufactures and services jewellery-making machinery, with a particular focus on equipment for casting, refining and finishing. Based in Mumbai, the company draws on Kadam’s 15 years of experience in the casting-jewellery equipment industry and develops custom-built systems for customers’ specific requirements. Its experienced technicians support a product range intended for jewellery operations in India and abroad.
Engineering-owned and operated in Buffalo, K-TECHnologies has spent more than 25 years building a reputation for disciplined work on mission-critical programs. The privately owned company is known for bringing in-house engineering oversight to high-reliability manufacturing, supporting space and defense efforts where traceability and workmanship carry real consequences. Its AS9100-certified, ITAR-registered operation serves customers whose electronic and electromechanical systems must perform in demanding environments.
Adelaide-based K-TIG develops and supplies Keyhole TIG welding systems that produce high-speed, single-pass, full-penetration welds, with options for robotic automation and integrated welding cells. The process grew from a decade of research by Australia’s CSIRO and the CRC for Welded Structures, and is now used by manufacturers in more than 20 countries. K-TIG applies the technology to demanding work such as aerospace components, power-generation equipment and hygienic bio-pharmaceutical vessels.
From its North Andover base, 6K, Inc. develops and manufactures engineered materials using its UniMelt microwave-plasma technology. The company turns domestic and recycled feedstocks into high-performance metal powders for additive manufacturing while developing sustainable battery materials through 6K Energy. Its process is designed to shorten production, reduce energy and water use, and support a more circular supply chain.
Since 1995, K.E. Rose Company has outfitted commercial trucks and manufactured truck equipment at its Dayton facility, combining engineering and design with fabrication, parts, and service. Its staff bring more than 60 years of experience, and the company serves as a factory-authorized warranty and service center for the products it sells. K.E. Rose is also a long-standing member of the NTEA.
Family-run since John and Rosemary Koehler founded it in 1972, K.K. Tool Co. has grown from a single Bridgeport machine into a 35,000-square-foot Springfield operation with more than 20 employees. Now led by their son Kevin Koehler, the company supports manufacturers with custom tooling and contract manufacturing, backed by ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D-compliant systems.
K.S. of West Virginia Co. Ltd. manufactures precision metal stamped parts and provides in-house precision die design and making. The company serves automotive, electronics, appliances, and other sectors, with production capabilities including transfer, progressive, and blanking presses, welding, heat treatment, washing, and vibratory finishing.
Founded by Karl William Beach in 1939, K. Wm. Beach Manufacturing remains a family-owned Springfield, Ohio manufacturer of customized die-cut components, automotive interior trim, and automotive and motorcycle subassemblies. Built on three generations of family tradition, the company serves automotive, aircraft, and appliance customers and has experience as a Tier I and Tier II supplier. Its 3,500-square-foot ISO Class 8 clean room and ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications support its work for quality-sensitive manufacturing programs.
Katharina founded K’s European Jams to carry forward the preserve-making traditions she learned from her grandmother and mother while growing up in Germany and France. From New York, she prepares small-batch fruit preserves by hand, using local produce when possible and keeping added sugar low so the fruit’s flavor leads.
Founded in 1964 in a two-and-a-half-car garage, K&B Molded Products has grown into a manufacturing facility producing custom tooling and injection-molded thermoplastic parts. Its 26 presses range from 66 to 730 tons, and the company describes a full-service process spanning design and prototyping through tooling, molding, and inventory management.
Established in 1985 as Signature Flags, K&B Outfitters provides professional appliqué and personalized services to wholesale and retail customers from Ambridge, Pennsylvania. It supplies sporting apparel and customized appliqué to the Tri-State area, and describes itself as a large supplier of uniforms and apparel to area hockey teams.
In historic downtown Waterloo, K&D Printing has served area businesses, institutions, and residents for more than 30 years with printing and copying produced in its local facility. A division of the Breese Journal and Publishing Company, the family-owned commercial printer in the St. Louis Metro East, K&D combines local service with access to additional production resources when a project extends beyond its in-house capabilities.
K&H Precision Products grew from a two-person pattern shop founded in Honeoye Falls in 1985 into a family-owned manufacturer with more than 40 employees. Still shaped by its pattern-making roots, the company serves customers needing prototype and low-volume aluminum castings, with production spread across two facilities totaling more than 37,000 square feet. Its quality management system has been ISO 9001:2015 certified since 2009.
Family-owned and operated in Baltimore since 1994, K&K International Inc. is a small business known for handling its own container inventory rather than brokering units it does not control. The company serves Mid-Atlantic customers with portable storage containers and custom modifications, completing fabrication in its Baltimore-area shop and managing delivery with its own drivers.
Founded in 1991 as a small job shop in Lebanon, Ohio, family-owned and -operated K&K Precision now provides custom precision machining and manufacturing from its Mason facility. The company employs more than 55 Ohioans, supports aerospace and defense work through ISO 9001:2015 certification and ITAR registration, and offers 24-hour manufacturing by request. Its planned expansion will increase the plant from 28,000 to 60,000 square feet by 2027.
K&K Resources LLC makes patented, eye-catching trash bags designed to combine leak-proof strength with oxo-biodegradable end-of-life performance. Its bags use d2w masterbatch technology and are tested against ASTM D6954-24, alongside international standards including BS 8472 and PAS 9017:2020. The company also supplies medical training phantoms and owns the VECTOR™ mobility-aid brand, whose products are ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certified.
Minority-owned K&K Sign Solutions has spent 25 years helping businesses across the DMV area make their presence visible. The company works with owners opening or relocating businesses, providing custom signage and installation, including illuminated channel letters, while extending its service into adjacent states.
Since 1955, K&L Plating Company has provided industrial metal plating and finishing for manufacturers and defense contractors from its two Pennsylvania facilities. Its work includes production and batch finishing backed by in-house quality testing, ITAR compliance and NADCAP quality-system accreditation. The company’s Huntingdon operation also recycles approximately 85% of its plating-process rinse water through a closed-loop system.