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Founded and led by Kevin Gazdag, KG Graphics Decor is a Solon, Ohio manufacturer of custom, on-demand fabric prints for displays and décor. The company combines digital dye-sublimation printing with traditional finishing and sewing, using eco-friendly water-based inks and accepting orders without minimums. KG Graphics Decor manufactures its fabric prints in the United States and offers rush turnaround for time-sensitive projects.
Established in 2007, KGB Aviation Solutions is an East Aurora aviation technology company known for helping operators make practical use of flight-recording data. Its engineers support airlines, MROs, and OEMs with flight-data analysis and the DART field tool, with secure handling and regulatory compliance built into the work.
Founded in 1996, Cincinnati-based KGM Consumer Group develops and retails consumer health products, including its signature Joint Function GL topical cream for sore muscles and joints. The company also offers everyday health and beauty goods such as flavored lip balm, positioning its brands for both large and small retail markets.
Since its founding in 1988, KGS LACE has grown into a lace-focused textile manufacturer with a 100,000-square-meter mill in Huizhou and a 265-person workforce. Its 19-person design team develops hundreds of new patterns each year, including embroidery lace, for international fashion brands. Offices in China, New York, and Dubai support its global customer base, while certifications such as ISO 9001 and OEKO-TEX reflect its documented quality and sustainability systems.
Founded in 1992, KH Controls, Inc. designs and manufactures electronics hardware and embedded software in-house. The Blairsville company developed an MSHA-accepted intrinsically safe power supply for longwall roof-support control systems and has since built its business around electronics for the U.S. longwall mining industry.
For 30 years, KH Diesel Electrical has manufactured and serviced equipment for the earthmoving, construction and agricultural industries from its South African operation in Pomona, Gauteng. Its skilled engineering, design and manufacturing teams support customers across an expanding international footprint, with field-service technicians available for emergencies and breakdowns.
Founded in 1960 from Karl Baake Sr.’s effort to build a safer, shatter-resistant work light, Hamburg’s KH Industries now manufactures industrial power, lighting, and cord-management equipment for demanding work environments. The U.S.-based manufacturer operates a 150,000-square-foot facility with vertically integrated production and supports applications ranging from manufacturing and utilities to hazardous locations and OEM equipment. Its products are designed, engineered, and made in the United States under an ISO 9001-based quality management system.
Khalifa Kush develops and markets cannabis products built around KK, a California strain developed for Wiz Khalifa in the early 2010s and shared publicly after years in his private Los Angeles stash. Wiz opened the genetics to consumers in 2014, with the first Khalifa Kush flower sales arriving in 2016 through Tryke’s Reef Dispensaries in the Southwestern U.S. The team now works between Pittsburgh and Los Angeles to bring the brand’s genetics to markets across the U.S. and internationally.
KHK USA Inc. is the Mineola-based, wholly owned U.S. subsidiary of Japan’s Kohara Gear Industry, supplying standardized metric gears and power-transmission components for industrial automation. Founded in 2015, the company offers factory-direct access to roughly 27,000 configurations, with application engineers available for gear selection and custom quotations. Its parent company, founded in 1935, remains dedicated solely to gear manufacturing and holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications.
From a small shop in Kensington, Ohio, Kibler’s Longrifles designs historically correct muzzleloaders and turns them into precision-machined kits for customers to assemble and finish themselves. Founder Jim Kibler began building flintlocks by hand in 1990, then combined that gunsmithing background with his metallurgical engineering experience in 2015, using in-house CNC machining to make historically faithful rifles with consistent fit. The company remains a small crew, with Jim and Katherine Kibler helping builders create their own working piece of American firearms history.
Brooklyn moms Nell Shapiro and Stephanie Merks founded Kibou after meeting in a neighborhood baby music class and searching for a better way to carry life with a baby. Today, their cross-Atlantic company creates compact, hands-free bags for parents, including its original fanny-pack diaper bag with a detachable changing mat. Kibou also donates 1% of every sale to Hour Children, which supports mothers and children affected by incarceration.
Since 1938, Kichler Lighting has designed and manufactured lighting fixtures and ceiling fans for homes, landscapes and commercial spaces. Its collections pair decorative design with practical control, including DarkSky Approved outdoor fixtures and smart systems that let users schedule or adjust landscape lighting from a phone. Kichler also supports trade professionals with layout services, technical assistance and a dedicated Experience Center.
Founded by Walter Kidde in 1917 after developing an integrated smoke-detection and carbon-dioxide extinguishing system for ships, Kidde makes fire-safety products and commercial fire-alarm systems. Its FX Series is designed for small to mid-sized buildings, with systems that can be tailored, expanded, and integrated as needs change. Kidde also supports installers through a technical team with more than 180 years of combined field experience and provides self-study training for life-safety professionals.
Kiddies Food Kutter makes safety kitchen tools that let children help cut and peel fruit and vegetables, including its original safety knife, larger Safety Food Kutter and bladeless peeler. Australian-made and owned, the company designs its tools for children as young as two, as well as elderly and physically challenged users, with a focus on building kitchen confidence and independence. Its products were also once sold for children to safely help hollow out Halloween pumpkins.
Founded in 2007 by two New York City parents, Kidfresh makes frozen kid-favorite meals with wholesome ingredients and hidden vegetables in every bite. Its chef-crafted, kid-tested recipes rework familiar foods such as mac and cheese and chicken nuggets without artificial ingredients, giving families a quicker meal option that parents can feel good about serving.
Kidron manufactures refrigerated truck bodies and trailers, drawing on a refrigerated-transport business dating to 1946. The company says its products are designed for refrigerated-cargo distribution and are manufactured at facilities in Kidron, Ohio; Independence, Kansas; and Montgomery, Pennsylvania. It operates under ST Engineering Hackney.
Since 1965, Cleveland-based Kiefer Tool & Mold has machined, fabricated and repaired the oversized industrial parts and equipment that smaller shops cannot handle. Its 36,000-square-foot facility works on components weighing up to 100 tons, including custom hydraulic cylinders and press components, while also providing field inspections and emergency equipment repairs. After more than 50 years and three generations in business, Kiefer stands behind its workmanship with in-house inspection and testing.
Founded in 2003 by Ki Ho Kang, veteran-owned small business KIHOMAC designs, manufactures and sustains complex aerospace and defense systems, with particular strength in reverse-engineering difficult parts and assemblies for aging military aircraft. Its engineers and former aircraft-maintenance professionals support the full lifecycle—from technical data and systems engineering through prototyping, specialty machining and production—helping keep platforms such as the A-10 Thunderbolt II mission-ready. The company operates more than 200,000 square feet of facilities and holds ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certifications.
Hatfield-based Kiki Vodka Company makes premium vodka and uses it in Smooth, a line of noncarbonated canned cocktails blended with natural flavors and monk fruit. Its drinks include lemonade, tea and water-based offerings, with the brand emphasizing low-calorie recipes free of artificial sweeteners and bubbles.
Kikkoman Sales USA, Inc. makes and distributes traditionally brewed soy sauce, teriyaki and other sauces and seasonings for home kitchens, foodservice operations and food manufacturers. Rooted in a Japanese brewing tradition established more than 350 years ago, the company brews soy sauce in the United States with North American-grown ingredients and serves customers across the country through eight regional offices. Its U.S. range also includes gluten-free products certified by the Gluten-Free Certification Organization.