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Kartesis Industries designs and manufactures complex precision parts and subassemblies, combining screw machining with plastic molding, finishing, and assembly for demanding industrial applications. Based in France with six sites across three continents, the group employs 550 people across 45,000 square meters of production space and uses automatic process control and individual inspection to pursue zero-defect production. Its experience ranges from technically sensitive heavy-vehicle braking components to small-series aerospace and energy parts.
Founded in 2016, Karves Custom Welding is an owner-operated Northeast Ohio business run by Mike from its Elyria shop. Its mobile welding and fabrication work serves commercial and residential customers, including on-site repairs and custom projects throughout the region.
Serving industry since 1948, Cleveland’s Karyall-Telday Co. operates as a job shop making metal containers, wire baskets and custom sheet-metal products. Its powder-coating line adds durable, colorful finishes to metal products for industrial and retail customers, while the company’s product line has remained in use for more than 50 years.
Born from a Lithuanian family recipe kept in Brooklyn, KAS Spirits makes KAS Krupnikas, a sweet honey-and-spice liqueur, in Mahopac, New York. Founded in 2013, the company hand-bottles its small-batch spirit with local honey and a secret blend of spices, carrying a holiday tradition into modern cocktails.
Kasai North America makes automotive interior and exterior trim, from headliners and door systems to luggage components and injection-molded parts, for vehicles ranging from passenger cars to trucks and buses. Its North American operation began as M-TEK in Tennessee in 1986 and now supports customers through eight manufacturing sites across the Southeast and Ohio, backed by a design team in Michigan. The Manchester flagship includes a 562,000-square-foot plant, more than 500 employees, and an in-house testing center operating since 2015.
Kase Equipment Corporation designs and manufactures decorating and printing equipment for plastic cups, lids, pails, tubes, closures, and other plastic containers. Its offerings include dry-offset, heat-transfer, silk-screen, pad-printing, thermal label-transfer, and digital printing equipment, along with replacement parts and printing supplies.
KASE Pumping Systems, headquartered outside Philadelphia, builds American-made engine-driven composite pumps and turnkey fluid-transfer systems for emergency response and demanding water movement. Its engineering team uses fiber-reinforced carbon-fiber composites to make lightweight, corrosion-resistant equipment for remote firefighting, dewatering and specialty fluid handling, including the company’s portable Otter systems and fire-truck pumps. KASE brings more than 100 years of combined engineering and fabrication experience to custom solutions manufactured in Pennsylvania.
Since taking over a New Castle railcar facility in 1993, Kasgro Rail Corporation has designed, built, leased and managed heavy-duty railcars for oversized and high-weight shipments. Its Pennsylvania operation includes more than 50 employees, a repair shop, and an 11-acre manufacturing site, while its fleet management team oversees more than 500 KRL-marked cars across North America. Kasgro is also known for building specialized equipment, including a 36-axle Schnabel car described as the world’s largest railcar.
Founded in 1946, Kashiyama Industries manufactures dry vacuum pumps and other vacuum equipment for advanced manufacturing, while also developing snowmaking and ski-resort systems. The Saku-based company developed Japan’s first domestically produced dry vacuum pump in 1986 and has since built four production sites in the city, four domestic offices and eight overseas subsidiaries. Its ski business grew from Japan’s first snow machine into support for resort planning, development and operations.
Kaskell Manufacturing is a precision manufacturer offering lot sizes from prototype to production quantities, reverse engineering, manufacturing to print specifications, conventional and CNC machining, milling, turning, and flat and cylindrical grinding. The company is located in Springboro, Ohio and serves a broad range of customer requirements.
Since 1926, Kason Industries has manufactured commercial hardware and accessories for foodservice, refrigeration, industrial and truck-body applications. Now in its fourth generation of expertise, the company makes the majority of its products at its Newnan, Georgia headquarters, combining in-house engineering with automated and robotic equipment. Kason also develops custom hardware and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
KasperAero is a fast-growing, Kent, Ohio sensor company shaped by a small engineering team with experience in mechanical design and aerospace engineering. It is known for developing the patent-pending Null Zone Magnetic Sensor to help equipment makers and operators spot ferrous wear before it becomes a failure, with particular attention to demanding industrial and aerospace applications.
Kässbohrer Geländefahrzeug AG makes PistenBully snow groomers in Germany, including machines built for demanding slope work and specialized snow-park shaping. PistenBully has stood for more than 50 years, and the company supports operators with a worldwide service network of more than 130 service stations and representatives. Its diesel-electric PistenBully 600 E+ is presented as the only snow vehicle with a diesel-electric drive, combining lower fuel use with reduced noise and emissions.
Kassel Performance in York, Pennsylvania specializes in custom BMW DME and ECU coding, with particular depth in making engine-swap computers plug and play. The company says more than 50 E30 swaps run its custom E46 M3 MSS54 engine computers, and it has also developed S62 V8 swap solutions for E30 and E36 chassis. Its work includes performance tuning and tailored coding for BMW enthusiasts.
Kasson & Keller, Inc. manufactures vinyl windows and doors for residential and commercial construction, with production in Fonda, New York, dating to 1946. The family-owned company is operated across four generations and describes itself as a regional Northeast window manufacturer serving the construction industry. Its history includes making storm-window and door products before moving into its own aluminum line and later vinyl windows.
Since 1889, Kasthall has been a Swedish maker shaped by textile craft and the hands of its people. At its Kinna mill, the company makes rugs under one roof while its design studio works with architects and designers around the world to bring Swedish making into contemporary interiors. Kasthall holds a Royal Warrant as a supplier to the Swedish Royal Court and is present in more than 30 markets.
KASTO Inc. brings KASTO’s metal sawing machines and storage technology to U.S. manufacturers, supporting projects from planning through installation and commissioning. Present in the United States since 1973, the Export, Pennsylvania operation employs around 40 people and maintains an extensive spare-parts warehouse for responsive service. Its 2018 Chicago showroom and technology center gives customers a place to see machines and digital solutions in operation and conduct test cuts.
Kasunick Welding Industries is a Pittsburgh fabricating, machining, and manufacturing company that has operated since 1975. It designs, develops, manufactures, and installs equipment and machinery, and provides field welding services for repairs and retrofits at customer locations.
Katchkie Farm grows NOFA-certified organic produce year-round on a 60-acre farm in Kinderhook, with its first harvest dating to 2007. Owned by NYC catering company Great Performances, the farm pairs a direct-to-consumer CSA with holistic land stewardship and a strong farm-to-table focus. It is also home to The Sylvia Center, where children learn about healthy food through hands-on farm visits and cooking workshops, while 5% of the annual harvest goes to anti-hunger organizations.
Founded in 2016 by trained pastry chef Kate McLeod, Kate McLeod makes solid, waterless moisturizers that melt into skin like a lotion bar. What began with cocoa butter in Kate’s Brooklyn kitchen is now hand-crafted by local chefs, bakers, and makers at the company’s Hudson Valley workshop. Its Body Stones use plant-based ingredients in plastic-free, refillable packaging, turning everyday skin care into a small self-care ritual.