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Founded in 2005 and acquired by toy-industry veteran Nat Southworth in 2017, North Yorkshire’s KAP Toys licenses, distributes and develops toys for the UK and Irish markets. Its experienced team has helped turn licensed products such as the Harry Potter Real Talking Sorting Hat and Stranger Things capsules into substantial retail successes, while connecting brands with independent shops and national chains. KAP Toys combines the reach of established global licenses with the speed and flexibility of a family business.
Founded in Easton in 1923, Kaplan’s Enterprises is a third-generation family-owned manufacturer and installer of custom fabric awnings for homes and businesses. Its local downtown facility continues a hands-on tradition of making awnings, while the company also services them seasonally and operates a full-service flag business that includes the City of Easton flag. Kaplan’s marked its centennial in 2023 after remaining in Easton’s West Ward and downtown throughout its history.
Kaplans New Model Bakery Inc is a food and beverage manufacturing company that produces fresh baked bread daily.
Founded by Donald Black in 1945, Kapp Alloy & Wire manufactures high-purity solder, Babbitt metals, spray wire and fluxes for joining, repair and bearing applications. The Oil City, Pennsylvania company is veteran-led and ISO 9001-certified, with a history that includes supplying solder for instrumentation aboard the Apollo missions. Its roots also reach back to Alumite™, Black’s original solder invention, which remains in use for cast-alloy repairs.
Founded in 1927 by Tuttlingen, Germany instrument designer Karl Kapp, Cleveland-based Kapp Surgical Instrument Inc. makes custom stainless-steel surgical instruments and implants and takes them from prototype through manufacturing and distribution. The company is especially known for the original Cosgrove Valve Retractor System, developed with Cleveland Clinic heart surgeons, while its in-house team also repairs and refurbishes surgical instruments. Kapp’s quality management system is certified to EN ISO 13485:2016.
Since 1941, Kaps-All Packaging Systems has designed and built bottling and packaging machinery, including complete systems that move containers from orientation and filling through capping, sealing and inspection. The Riverhead, New York manufacturer is known for straightforward, low-maintenance machines with quick changeovers, more than 30 patented features and a two-year guarantee. Kaps-All also supports equipment in the field with factory technicians and stocked replacement parts.
Philadelphia-based Kapsul makes the W5, a connected window air conditioner that packs 5,000 BTUs into a seven-inch-tall design. Its patented window-frame adapter is designed for one-person installation, while built-in sensors and app, voice, and Wi-Fi controls bring smart-home features to room cooling. Kapsul says more than 8,000 units have been pre-ordered through Kickstarter and Indiegogo.
Kapsule is a U.S.-formulated beverage startup preparing its first launch around a simpler way to make functional drinks at home or on the go. Its patented click technology releases a concentrated liquid pod into water, eliminating the scooping and mess associated with powdered mixes; the system is designed for people seeking convenient zero-sugar hydration with a reusable bottle.
Since 1984, Ashland-based Kar-Del Plastics has fabricated corrosion-resistant fiberglass-reinforced plastic and thermoplastic equipment for industrial applications. Its job-shop approach spans custom fabrication as well as nationwide installation, inspection, repair and modification work, including service on equipment made by other fabricators. The company also takes on unusual fiberglass projects, from a clamshell lemonade stand to a working model of the Marblehead Lighthouse.
Karamoor Estate is a family-owned and operated vineyard and winery in Blue Bell, producing estate-grown wines from a 23-acre vineyard designed by renowned viticulturist Lucie Morton. Founded by Nick and Athena Karabots, first-generation Greeks who acquired the estate in the early 1980s, Karamoor planted its first vines in 2006 and released its first commercial vintage in 2008. Its Old World European-style wines reflect Pennsylvania soil and are made from hand-pruned, hand-harvested vines.
KARD Welding is a Minster, Ohio manufacturer of structural steel, steel bridges, bridge components, and heavy metal fabrications. Its capabilities include cutting, drilling, coping, cambering, welding, shot blasting, painting, and fabrication of rolled beam and plate girder bridges for commercial, industrial, highway, and bridge projects.
KareBay Biochem is a U.S.-based, globally operated biotechnology company with headquarters in New Jersey and a team drawn from pharmaceutical and biotech industries. It supplies research organizations with biochemical products and contract research support, while its most distinctive work centers on peptide manufacturing that scales from milligrams to kilograms. The company reports annual capacity exceeding 10,000 peptides and operates a GMP-like production facility.
Kari-Out Co. is a family business founded in 1964 that manufactures foodservice packaging and sauces, having grown from its founder Howard Epstein’s Bronx popcorn business into a producer of takeout products. The company operates five facilities across North America, with nearly one million square feet of production and distribution, and reports more than 500 associates. Its history includes a longstanding specialty in sauces and expansion into food packaging and towelettes.
Founded in 1970 by German-trained engineer Hans Bierdumpfel, family-owned Karlyn Industries makes automotive aftermarket ignition and steering components, including spark-plug wire sets assembled in Southfields, New York. The company began with the first U.S.-made Volkswagen Beetle ball joints and tie-rod ends and now supplies Audi/VW and BMW as an original-equipment supplier. Karlyn also serves as the only authorized U.S. representative for German ignition supplier BREMI, a relationship spanning more than 40 years.
Born from a 2008 locavore challenge, Karma Sauce Company makes small-batch hot sauces in its Rochester micro factory, using peppers and other produce grown on its Finger Lakes farm. Founder Gene developed the business around preserving the original recipes and sourcing locally, with most ingredients coming from within 50 miles; production reached the market in 2010. The award-winning sauces range from mild pineapple-forward blends to extreme-heat bottles featured on Hot Ones, and are made without preservatives.
Karma Water makes functional hydration beverages, pairing vitamin- and probiotic-infused water with a patented Push Cap that keeps active ingredients separate until you are ready to drink. Its lineup also includes mix-in stick packs, giving the company’s probiotic and energy formulas an on-the-go format alongside its ready-to-drink bottles. Karma’s products are sold through retailers nationwide as well as direct hydration kits.
Founded by John R. Mann in 1945, Karman Rubber Company remains privately held and operated by the Mann family in Akron, where its 50,000-square-foot facility has supported American manufacturing for decades. The company is known for developing rubber-to-metal bonding expertise alongside its Vibro-Insulator line, while helping customers address design and performance challenges through in-house research and production.
Since opening as a Columbus retail shop in the 1920s, Karn Meats has grown into an independently owned Midwest processor of custom wholesale meat products and fully cooked, human-grade pet-food components. The company develops private-label recipes for food-service and further-processing customers, with separate grinding and cooking facilities that support production of up to 15,000 pounds per hour. Karn Meats operates as a USDA-inspected, SQF-certified facility under a HACCP food-safety plan.
Founded in the late 1990s in Vincennes, Indiana, Karran makes kitchen and bathroom sinks and faucets, with a 225,000-square-foot southern Indiana facility supporting distribution across the United States and Canada. The company is especially known for pioneering acrylic solid-surface sinks that can be seamlessly undermounted to laminate countertops, followed by its Edge Series stainless steel version for laminate and solid-surface installations. Karran also develops distinctive bathroom fixtures through its Cinox line and backs its sinks and faucets with limited lifetime warranties.
Family is central to Karten Products, the Syracuse venture founded by engineering professional Jeff Evans and named by combining his daughters’ names, Kara and Kristen. The company develops practical, personalized products, including its patented American-made wiNest, and collaborates on custom pieces such as lake maps. Karten grew from Evans’ instinct for solving everyday problems, with the wiNest originating from a conversation about how to handle a damaged boxed-wine package.