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Founded in Brooklyn in 1906, KAM Thermal Equipment is a fourth-generation, family-owned manufacturer of custom shell-and-tube heat exchangers, designed and built in New York for industrial and commercial systems. The company also makes exact-match replacement tube bundles, including reproductions for obsolete or undocumented equipment from other manufacturers. Its units are manufactured in the USA to ASME Section VIII, Division 1 and TEMA requirements.
A fourth-generation family business, Kamali Group supplies OEM automotive leather to manufacturers worldwide, sourcing hides from across South America and serving customers through its international offices. With more than 50 years in the leather industry, the company focuses on automotive applications and can customize hides to improve cutting yield. Its quality system is accredited to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 1994 in Sialkot, Pakistan, Kami International manufactures and exports handheld surgical instruments for the healthcare industry. Its centralized operation supports a portfolio of roughly 15,000 instruments, including customer-specified designs, distributed through trade partners in more than 50 countries. Kami says its quality system is accredited to ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 13485:2003, with CE marking for its products.
For more than three decades, New York-based KAMIS Incorporated has been a trusted materials partner to the vacuum-coating field. It serves semiconductor companies, research facilities, and universities worldwide, with technical staff who help customers meet unusual project requirements and keep work moving.
Founded in 2001 by Cooper Union-trained sculptor Sam Kusack, Kammetal has built its identity around solving unusually demanding metalwork problems for architects, artists, and manufacturers. The Naugatuck company works from a 57,000-square-foot, solar-powered facility, handling projects that range from distinctive architectural installations to repeat production while keeping design development and fabrication under one roof.
Founded in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1973 by Bernie Kamps, Kamps, Inc. is a national pallet manufacturer and service provider managing more than 544 million pallets annually across a network of over 400 locations. The company makes new and custom wooden pallets and operates pallet recycling and life-cycle management programs for supply chains across the United States, with select national customers in Canada and Mexico.
Kampus Klothes turns team and organization ideas into custom-decorated apparel, with in-house screen printing, heat pressing, embroidery and artwork support. Family owned and operated since 1984, the Warminster company grew from founder Tom Gonsiewski’s basement screen-printing side business into a shop that also supports online team stores and sporting-equipment needs. Its custom work ranges from small orders of 12 screen-printed shirts to larger runs, while embroidered orders have no minimum.
Founded in 1890 in Erie, Pennsylvania, Kane Innovations designs and fabricates architectural metal systems that make buildings safer, from custom railings and ornamental panels to security screens and detention equipment. Still tied to its Pennsylvania manufacturing roots while serving projects nationwide, the company pairs more than a century of well-made products with specialized safety expertise. Its Kane Fabrications work is especially distinctive for custom-engineered metal and glass elements that bring architectural character to otherwise strictly functional spaces.
Founded in 1931, Kane International Corporation manufactures and distributes shellac and other specialty chemicals, with research, development, and manufacturing facilities in St. Louis and a principal-owned shellac factory in Ranchi, India. The privately held company draws on decades in the shellac industry to recommend grades for applications ranging from coatings and printing inks to pharmaceutical and food uses, while its affiliates extend into confectionery and pharmaceutical coatings.
Kanebo Cosmetics Inc. is a Tokyo-based cosmetics company with an international network of affiliated operations across Europe and Asia. It makes beauty products under brands including KANEBO and SENSAI for customers in markets around the world.
Established on April 1, 2012, Kaneka Americas Holding, Inc. provides the management and structural support that coordinates Kaneka’s businesses across North and South America. Its regional story includes a Pasadena, Texas operation founded in 1982, where manufacturing began in 1984 and later grew into a major production site for the plastics industry. The company also supports specialized operations serving food and beverage, medical and aerospace customers.
Kaneka Medical America develops and manufactures neurovascular medical devices, including the i-ED Coil System for endovascular embolization and the WaveSelect guidewire for navigating complex anatomy. A U.S. subsidiary of Kaneka Americas Holding, it works with Kaneka Corporation in Japan, which commercialized Japan’s first neurovascular embolization coil in 2002. The company operates from New York City with research and development in California and entered the U.S. market in 2021.
Kaneka Medical America develops the FDA-approved LIPOSORBER® LA-15 System, an extracorporeal apheresis device that selectively removes LDL-C and other Apo-B-containing lipoproteins from plasma. First approved for U.S. use in 1996, the system now supports patients with severe familial hypercholesterolemia, elevated Lp(a), and drug-resistant primary FSGS through a network of more than 70 treatment locations across the U.S. and Canada. The New York-based company also provides training and clinical support for treatment centers.
Kangaru Toys & Stationery is a manufacturer, marketer, and distributor of innovative and creative party, stationery, craft, and toy products. The company designs, develops, manufactures, and markets creative branded products for kids around the globe, specializing in new innovative stationery, coloring, crafts, plush, and novelty toys.
Known for its long-running 504 and 507 silhouettes, Kangol is a headwear brand whose classic styles have appeared across beach, dance-floor, and streetwear culture. The company makes hats for men and women, alongside selected bags and apparel.
Founded in 2010 and based at the Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center in Doylestown, Kannalife Sciences develops patented synthetic CBD-inspired therapeutics for neuroinflammation, neuropathic pain and neurodegenerative disease. Its lead investigational molecule, KLS-13019, is being advanced as a potential non-opioid treatment for chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy, with research also examining Parkinson’s disease and other conditions linked to oxidative stress. Kannalife is a wholly owned Neuropathix subsidiary whose scientific team reports more than 75 years of combined pharmaceutical research experience and over 65 jointly held patents.
KANSAI HELIOS Coatings GmbH makes coatings and related chemical products, including industrial coating systems for demanding surfaces and applications. The group brings together more than 170 years of coatings-industry tradition, with roots including Helios in Slovenia (1924), Rembrandtin in Austria (1937), and CWS in Germany (1864). Its European operations combine coatings production and research and development as part of the KANSAI PAINT Group.
Founded in 1931 from Hans von Kantzow’s discovery of the FeCrAl alloy, Kanthal develops industrial electric heating technology and resistance materials for high-temperature manufacturing. Based in Hallstahammar, Sweden, the company maintains its own production chain from melting alloys to finished products and invests 2 percent of turnover in research and development. Its heating materials and systems help industrial customers replace fossil-fuel heating with controlled electric processes.
Since 1990, Cincinnati-based Kao Collins has formulated and manufactured industrial inkjet inks, pairing custom chemistry with technical support for commercial and industrial printers. The company has produced thousands of unique ink formulations and also refurbishes Kodak Versamark printheads, helping customers extend the life of aging systems. Its employees maintain a hands-on presence in the community through monthly service projects, including education partnerships with local schools.
Kao Corporation is a Japanese company founded by Tomiro Nagase in 1887, with a regional history that reaches back to Cincinnati’s Andrew Jergens Company in 1882. Today, its Americas team of more than 1,200 people develops consumer and professional products for everyday care and beauty, supported by manufacturing and salon-training operations across the region. Kao’s distinctive approach is its emphasis on product safety and quality from raw materials through the product life cycle.