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Kito Americas makes industrial lifting and material-handling equipment, from manual, electric, and pneumatic chain hoists to purpose-built lifting devices. Its Harrington and KITO lines are built for demanding environments, with distinctive solutions such as ultra-low-headroom hoist-trolley combinations and the toolbox-sized LX lever hoist. The company also manufactures heavy-duty material baskets and stands in the United States, with baskets tested to 125% of rated capacity and designed to applicable ASME standards.
Established in Arendal, Norway, in the early 1960s, Kitron ASA provides electronics manufacturing services from development and industrialisation through production and product support. With about 3,000 employees across 11 countries and more than 60 years in the field, the company makes everything from assembled circuit boards to complete electronic products, including complex systems for demanding markets such as medical devices and defence. Kitron’s global footprint includes more than 100,000 square metres of manufacturing space and supports customers moving from prototypes to full-volume production.
Since 1984, Kittatinny Manufacturing Services has operated as a full-service machine shop in South Central Pennsylvania, combining CNC and conventional machining with welding, assembly, and other finishing support. The shop is experienced in machining castings ranging from a few ounces to more than 2,000 pounds, while handling both high-volume production and single-piece work, including prototypes and fixtures. Its work spans cast components, weldments, and parts made from bar stock or plate steel.
Kittie’s Cakes is a Columbus bakery and café built around nostalgic American baking with a fearless, rotating take on familiar flavors. Its German Village flagship makes everything from scratch each day, supplying the company’s cafés and custom celebrations throughout the area.
Founded by Adam Hedrick, who brings more than 25 years of experience working with packaging suppliers and fastener distributors, Kitting Solutions LLC was created to give manufacturers and distributors a dependable partner when production demands change unexpectedly. The Schnecksville company specializes in custom kitting and packaging, with automated capacity for producing tens of thousands of kits per day.
Kittinger Furniture Company crafts fine furniture in Buffalo, carrying techniques and finishing traditions passed from craftsman to craftsman for more than 150 years. Its work has furnished the White House, Senate, Congress and Supreme Court for over 40 years, while the shop continues to build custom pieces from an initial sketch through CAD drawings and hand-applied finishes.
A father-and-son team from a small Ohio town, Kitty Poo Club makes an all-in-one cat-litter system that pairs a fresh disposable box with litter delivered to the door. Its boxes are made primarily from recycled cardboard, designed to be recycled again after use, and feature a patented leak-proof lining. The company says it has shipped more than 3 million boxes and built its business around making litter-box care easier for cats and their owners.
For more than 60 years, KiwiMill has been a hands-on model-making team in Williamson, New York, known for combining traditional craftsmanship with modern fabrication to make complex ideas understandable in physical form. The shop builds one-off custom scale models for organizations that need a tangible way to present or explain their work, with projects shipped mainly across the United States and Canada.
Based near Redhill, Kiyo Engineering combines metal fabrication with design engineering, producing precision-welded and CNC-machined solutions for industrial customers and bespoke projects. The company has more than a decade of experience working in aluminium, stainless steel, mild steel and engineering plastics, with projects ranging from airport equipment to specialist architectural fabrication. Its team handles the work from CAD planning through manufacture and assembly, allowing Kiyo to tailor practical solutions to each brief.
Family-owned since its founding in 1981, KJ Electric has grown from the ground up by investing in its employees, equipment, and manufacturer relationships. The company is known for helping industrial customers keep equipment running through its distribution business, in-house repair work, and on-site support across New York and beyond. Its 10,000-square-foot custom panel shop and 24/7 emergency service reflect a business built around long-term customer relationships.
Founded in New York in 2002, KJ Label is a Stroudsburg print and design studio that grew from label printing into custom apparel, packaging, print collateral and branding work. Its in-house plate-making capability supports quick label turnarounds, while no-minimum direct-to-garment apparel printing makes the shop accessible for both small projects and larger orders. KJ Label serves customers across medical, food and beverage, automotive, beauty and other durable-product markets from the Pocono Mountains.
Founded in 2003 in New York’s Mid-Hudson Valley, KJ Poultry Processing produces kosher chicken and turkey products at what it describes as New York State’s largest kosher poultry plant. The locally owned and operated company has grown from processing 4,000 chickens a day to as many as 40,000, with more than 250 employees and strict rabbinical supervision. Its USDA-inspected facility serves both retail and food-service customers, with kashrus oversight that includes Rabbi Berkowitz, Star-K and the Orthodox Union.
Founded in 2010 by Kirsten Kjaer Weis, Kjaer Weis makes certified-organic makeup and skincare built around high-performance formulas and refillable packaging. Its signature system pairs sculptural metal Iconic Edition cases with recyclable Red Edition compacts and replaceable refills, a design approach the company introduced at launch. The brand is especially known for its award-winning Cream Blush and its cosmetics infused with skincare-quality ingredients.
KJS Industrial Services, Inc. is Your Source for Foundry Sales and Service. The company represents the leading manufacturers in the foundry industry and provides general fabrication, installations, and servicing of various foundry equipment.
Family-owned and operated in Carroll County, Maryland, KK Mold Design & Machining makes 3D plastic injection molds and precision-machined parts for low- to medium-volume production and prototyping. Its mold-making team brings more than 50 years of combined experience, and customers have put some of its molds to work for more than a decade. The shop also supports biotech, medical, and defense projects with close-tolerance machining and one-on-one design and development.
Founded by chiropractor and researcher Dr. Aslam Khan, KKT International develops medical devices, software and clinical protocols for chronic back, neck and joint pain. Its signature Khan Kinetic Treatment uses precisely generated sound waves and patient-specific diagnostics in a non-invasive approach to spinal care. Founded in 2003, the company reports more than 500,000 treatments through 25 centers in 12 countries, with its technology protected by patents and cleared or approved by regulators including the U.S. FDA and European Commission.
Built on more than 50 years of innovation, KLA Corporation develops and manufactures the inspection, metrology, process-control and analytics systems that semiconductor makers use to produce advanced chips. Its work spans the chip’s journey from wafer to finished device, with specialized measurement tools also serving fields such as biomedical manufacturing and materials research. KLA operates across 18 regions with approximately 16,000 employees and has traced its semiconductor process-control work to a pioneering mask-inspection tool introduced in 1975.
KLA Corporation makes the inspection, metrology and process-control systems that semiconductor manufacturers use to find defects, manage production and improve chip yield. Founded in 1976, the company has built more than 50 years of innovation around the electronics industry and now employs about 16,000 people across 18 regions. Its broadband plasma wafer-inspection line, introduced in 1984, has helped move defect discovery from manual checks to inline monitoring in chip fabs.
KLA Corporation develops and manufactures process-control and process-enabling equipment and analytics used in electronics manufacturing. Its tools support the production of semiconductors and related technologies, and the company identifies semiconductor manufacturing as a core area of its work. KLA says it has operated since 1976 and reports approximately 16,000 global employees.
Klarity Medical Products LLC makes patient-positioning systems and accessories for radiation therapy, building on Dr. Lester M. Larson’s thermoplastics work that began in the 1960s. Founded as Larson Medical Products in 1989 and established in its current form in 2012, the company develops adaptable tools such as thermoplastic masks and custom-molded cushions in collaboration with clinicians worldwide. Its products are designed to fit into existing workflows, from a complete positioning system to a single component.