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Known for more than 20 years as a team of experienced protein scientists, Kemp Proteins helps biopharmaceutical clients solve difficult protein-expression problems. Its work supports discovery, development, and manufacturing programs, with a quality system certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016.
South Lebanon’s Kemp Prototyping & Design Company turns engineering ideas into 3D-printed prototypes, production parts and manufacturable product designs. The company also develops specialized 3D-printing tools and materials, including its high-temperature HYPERLOK® adhesive and scratch-free 3D SCones™ scanning targets. KPD says it offers some of the Tri-state area’s fastest 3D-printing production lead times, with parts available on demand in some cases within a day.
Founded in 1981, Kemper Equipment designs, manufactures, and installs material-handling and mineral-processing equipment and turnkey systems for aggregate and mining producers. The Honey Brook company combines in-house engineering and manufacturing with equipment sales and field service, and has spent more than 40 years developing processing systems tailored to customers’ operations.
Kemtec is the education brand of Hanover-based AquaPhoenix Scientific, a manufacturer and distributor that serves schools and homeschool educators. It produces classroom-ready science kits designed to give students practical, guided ways to investigate science alongside their existing curriculum.
Ken Forging, Inc. grew from Richard A. Kovach’s 20-by-20-foot Cleveland garage in 1970 into an American-owned manufacturer of forged industrial hardware, best known for its eyebolts. Now based in Jefferson, Ohio, the company employs more than 140 people in a 500,000-square-foot plant and can produce custom forgings weighing up to 250 pounds. Its integrated, largely in-house operation supports modified products, full lot traceability and fast turnaround for customers across industrial markets.
With more than 130 years in agriculture and horticulture, Ken-Bar makes growing-season equipment such as its Agritape heat mats and greenhouse supplies. Its heat-mat systems are designed for uniform bottom heat, with custom lengths up to 25 feet and widths up to 44 inches, and are sold separately or in controller-ready kits. Ken-Bar emphasizes quick fulfillment and reliable service for growers.
Since John A. Kennedy launched its predecessor with the Pacific Rim Tool in 1920, Ken-Tool has built its identity around tire service from its Akron base. Today, the independent company works from a 100,000-square-foot facility, manufacturing tire-service tools for the automotive aftermarket while also taking on contract forging work.
Ken’s Beverage has provided beverage equipment and service since 1985, supporting foodservice businesses with nationwide installation, maintenance, and repair. The company also supplies beverage products and packaged ice, and offers equipment refurbishment through its in-house technicians.
Born from founder Tomás Froes’s effort to fit more produce into a busy life, kencko foods makes instant smoothies from freeze-dried fruits and vegetables that are ready in about 30 seconds. Its shelf-stable sachets preserve the produce while reducing spoilage, and the company also makes plant-protein smoothies built around real food rather than artificial flavors. Based between Brooklyn and Lisbon, kencko is a certified B Corporation and has shipped nearly 20 million smoothies.
Kenco Corporation has supplied the construction industry with equipment attachments since 1984 and is known for below-the-hook heavy lifting devices, including its Barrier Lift. The company engineers and manufactures lifting and machine attachments in southwestern Pennsylvania, USA, and states that its lifting products are made with domestically sourced steel.
Kencove Farm Fence, Inc. is a hometown fence-products manufacturer and supplier based in Blairsville, Pennsylvania. Submitted source context states that it produces high-tensile and woven wire in Pennsylvania and mills southern yellow pine posts at its Georgia facility, with the posts treated in Pennsylvania.
Founded in Yuanlin, Taiwan, in 1962 to produce bicycle tires, Kenda Rubber has grown into an international tire manufacturer with company facilities in Taiwan, the United States, Germany, Vietnam, China, and Indonesia. Kenda makes tires for a range of vehicle and mobility applications, and its history also records the acquisition of wheel businesses.
Founded in 1982, Kendi Iron Works is a second-generation family-owned New York City metalworking company known for custom ornamental and security ironwork. Its in-house designers, engineers, and craftsmen create tailored work for clients ranging from homeowners to public agencies, with projects appearing throughout Manhattan and the five boroughs. The company is also the sole manufacturer of its Kendi® and Sunshine Gate® security and fire-exit gates.
Since 1951, Kengla Flag Company has made and supplied American-made flags and display equipment, carrying a Washington, D.C., flag-shop tradition into a nationwide online business. Now woman-owned and family-run by Brian and Brittany Sobotka alongside their four sons, Kengla works with American sewers and craftspeople and also takes on custom organizational and ceremonial flags. Its flags have served families, veterans, government institutions and even the National Shrine during Pope Francis’ 2015 visit.
Since 1969, Kenlee Precision Corporation has built its identity in Baltimore as a quality-minded manufacturer serving customers with demanding production needs. The company operates more than 50,000 square feet of manufacturing space and is known for turning customer blueprints into precision-machined parts and complete assemblies for industries such as aerospace and defense, medical, and semiconductor manufacturing.
Kennametal is a manufacturer of metalworking tools and engineered materials, with products spanning machining, mining, construction, carbide wear parts, powders, and advanced ceramics. Its careers content says the company has been innovating in materials for more than 85 years and helps customers manufacture precision products.
Founded by Jack and Kathy Kennedy more than 25 years ago, Kennedy Industries develops and ships cleaning products for athletic facilities and the people who use them. What began with the Kennedys packing orders from their home while raising their children has grown into a nationwide operation offering more than 50 products, with a particular focus on keeping wrestling rooms, martial arts gyms and other athletic spaces clean and safe.
For more than six decades, Kennedy Printing Co. has been a Philadelphia printer known especially for its work with political campaigns and labor organizations. The company produces printed communications and direct mail for those groups, as well as for commercial clients and nonprofits, and can provide the International Allied Printing Trades Council union label on request.
Family-owned and operated since 1957, Kennedy Tubular Products Inc. makes pipe couplings for plumbing, electrical conduit, and oil-field applications. Based in New Castle, Pennsylvania, the company serves orders of any size and has built its business around personalized service and a broad range of coupling sizes. Its products also carry UL certification for applicable offerings.
From Cebu, Kenneth Cobonpue creates indoor and outdoor furniture and lighting whose sculptural forms draw on nature and Filipino craftsmanship. The brand is known for unique, artistic designs that combine traditional and modern elements, with pieces meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans. Its work has reached projects and distributors around the world, and its Curio collection received the KATHA Award for Best Product Design at Manila FAME 2025.