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K&N's Foods USA, LLC produces premium chicken products at its own processing plant in upstate New York for markets across the United States and Canada. Its K&N's brand is described as an international brand focused on providing better nutrition through poultry, and the company presents its Deline line as skinless frankfurters and cold-cuts made with boneless chicken.
Since 1996, K•D Medical has been a woman-owned small business making research supplies in Columbia, Maryland. The company grew from a custom bacterial-media operation serving NIH researchers into a U.S. supplier of molecular biology products used by federal agencies, universities, and pharmaceutical companies.
K+ Unmanned Aerial Services grew from a 3D design and fabrication workshop into a New York-based aerial operations company delivering drone mapping, inspections, and other data services for commercial and industrial work. Its FAA Part 107-certified pilots use thermal, RTK, and photogrammetry-equipped UAVs to turn hard-to-reach sites into precise imagery and actionable records, with nationwide deployment available. The company also keeps its fabrication roots visible through free, flight-tested 3D-printable drone designs.
From its headquarters in Mentor, Ohio, K1 Technologies engineers performance connecting rods and crankshafts for racers, builders, and engine enthusiasts. The company develops its designs in-house from track-tested feedback, then manufactures and inspects them to tight tolerances, including weight-matched connecting-rod sets and thoroughly tested components. Its coverage spans domestic, European, and sport-compact engine platforms, with custom and specialty sizes available for unusual builds.
Born in 1965 from master organic chemist Alice Otto’s effort to clear sludge and water from freighter fuel tanks, K100 makes bio-based fuel treatments for gasoline and diesel engines. Its defining chemistry bonds with water so it can be dispersed and burned with the fuel, and the company now serves everything from cars and small engines to commercial marine vessels. K100 is produced by Husky Corporation and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
K9 Precision makes the Precision Training Collar, a dog-training tool developed by Mitch Fletcher after more than 15 years of training dogs for the public. Designed as an alternative to traditional prong collars, the collar combines flat-buckle ease of use with adjustable intensity and a focus on safe, effective communication. The company also supports its equipment with Foundation Style Dog Training, a 10-level approach developed in partnership with professional trainer Mike D'Abruzzo.
KA-BAR is an Olean, New York knife maker with roots reaching back to 1898. Its wartime heritage is closely tied to the USMC utility knife, developed during World War II and still made for service members, outdoor users, and collectors.
KA-EX develops Swiss-engineered sports nutrition drinks for pre-workout performance and post-workout recovery, including its clinically tested Cortisol Stress Reducer+ and Creatine EAA+ Booster. The company’s five years of research and patented VICAP dual-chamber technology keep sensitive ingredients stable until use, while its recovery formula has been evaluated in three clinical studies. KA-EX products are vegan, gluten-free and Informed Sport certified, and the brand says it is used by more than 1,000 professional athletes.
For more than 50 years, KAB Seating Ltd has designed and manufactured durable suspension seats for industrial vehicles working across rugged terrain and harsh environments. Based in Northampton and owned by Commercial Vehicle Group, the company also applies that vehicle-seating experience to ergonomic office chairs intended for round-the-clock workplaces, with a worldwide distribution network supporting its customers.
Kable Kontrol is a family-owned company founded in 1995 by Rochester, New York sales representative Bill Murray, whose family continues his work nearly three decades later. Now based in Hamburg, New York, the company has grown from a small starting range to more than 3,000 wire-management SKUs used in projects across North America. It is known for helping electrical, automotive, construction and aerospace customers keep wiring organized and protected.
Owner Kathy built Kabrics from a single Viking Plus sewing and embroidery machine into a Corning operation with 54 embroidery heads and 18 employees. Today, the company creates personalized apparel and merchandise for customers ranging from event organizers to businesses, with a minimum order of just one item for many projects.
With more than 145 years of industry experience, Kadant Fiber Processing is the global fiber-processing business of Kadant, supporting paper and pulp mills with engineered systems for virgin and recycled stock preparation. Its work spans planning through ongoing support, with particular attention to improving mill efficiency and managing the costly rejects produced during paper production.
Founded in Osnabrück as a printing plant in 1854, Kadant PAAL now manufactures high-performance balers and related compaction equipment for recycling and waste operations. The company says it is the world’s oldest established baler manufacturer, with more than 32,000 machines installed over a history spanning more than 150 years. Today, all Kadant PAAL balers are produced at its headquarters factory in Georgsmarienhütte, Germany, combining long-tested designs with newer systems such as automated bale identification and traceability.
Since 1982, Kadco Ceramics has used precision diamond machining to turn hard, brittle materials into intricate components for industrial and research applications. Its Easton-based team combines engineering guidance with three- and five-axis CNC equipment, including specialized work on piezoelectric shapes such as lenses, hemispheres, and staves. Kadco also helps customers select materials and refine designs when tight tolerances, minimal chipping, or difficult geometries are central to the job.
Kadeya builds closed-loop beverage vending stations that bottle drinks on demand, then autonomously clean and sanitize reusable bottles for their next use. Designed for workplaces such as construction sites and manufacturing facilities, its system pairs plastic-free hydration with data on consumption, safety, and carbon reduction. Founded by Manuela Zoninsein, Kadeya describes its team as bringing a combined 100 years of experience scaling disruptive companies to the beverage industry.
Started in 1997 with one person and one lathe, Mentor, Ohio’s Kaeper Machine now manufactures precision components and assemblies for defense platforms and other industrial customers. The company has served as a prime contractor to the U.S. Department of Defense for more than 25 years, including producing more than 40,000 M240 lightweight collapsible buttstock assemblies and 60,000 M2 rear sights. Its 20-person operation includes more than 40 CNC mills and lathes and provides military-specification packaging alongside its manufacturing work.
Founded in 1970, KAF Manufacturing is a Stamford precision machine shop that has served aerospace, defense, medical, and commercial customers for more than 50 years. The company is especially known for single-point diamond turning, producing intricate optical components under an AS9100D-certified quality system.
For five generations, Kah Meats & Co. has butchered, processed, and sold meat for Wapakoneta-area families, carrying on a business the Kah family began in the 1890s and has operated since 1898. The family-owned, USDA-inspected plant offers custom processing alongside a retail counter featuring locally raised beef and pork, including in-house bratwurst and other prepared meats. Kah Meats moved to its current Wapakoneta location in 1977, where it continues its long-running hometown butcher-shop tradition.
Kahiki makes nationally distributed frozen Asian-style meals, building on a history that grew from a single restaurant into a frozen-food company. Its team describes its focus as making Asian food it can be proud of and reports nearly 200 employees from 22 countries. Kahiki also states that its facility earns SQF Level III food quality and safety certification through annual audits.
Started by Jack and Claire Kahny in their one-car garage in 1957, Kahny Inc. is a family-owned Cincinnati printing company that has grown into a 15,000-square-foot full-service operation. The company handles both traditional and digital print work in-house, with particular experience producing and mailing annual reports and creating personalized wedding and memorial materials. Kahny remains family operated, with multiple Kahny family members serving in management and customer-facing roles.