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KLAW Industries is a Binghamton, New York manufacturer known for building and operating its own glass-processing equipment since 2022. Its factory produces glass supplementary cementitious materials for concrete while helping other companies establish their own production operations.
Klean Leaf is a Columbus, Ohio-based B2B support team built around helping brands enter the laundry sheet market with a U.S. point of contact. It works with business buyers to develop and source private-label laundry detergent sheets, coordinating the path from samples to finished packaging through its manufacturing network in China.
Klecher, LLC develops and manufactures KlecherTube™, a patented air-reduced dispensing technology for squeezable single- and multi-chamber tubes. Its sliding, ratcheting pusher helps users dispense more of a product with less effort while making tubes made from more rigid, recyclable materials easier to use. Based in Brooklyn, the company says its technology is protected by 11 U.S. patents, with additional U.S. and international patents pending.
Founded by Albert and Richard Kleeberg in 1958, Kleeberg is a long-established metal fabrication and mechanical company serving commercial, institutional, and industrial customers across the Northeast. What began in a two-car Chicopee garage now operates from a 100,000-square-foot Ludlow facility, with notable work ranging from Springfield skyscrapers to semiconductor plants and university laboratories.
Kleebtronics is Mark Kleback’s Brooklyn studio, known for turning collaborative ideas into hands-on interactive artworks. Its projects have included a touch-responsive LED sculpture for MoogFest and custom arcade cabinets developed with New York indie game makers, while its teaching work brings digital fabrication into the classroom.
Founded in 1944 as a filter manufacturer, Kleen Test Products Corporation now develops and contract-manufactures packaged consumer goods for brands worldwide. The Port Washington-based company is particularly known for its long history in wet wipes and dryer sheets, along with precision die cutting of nonwoven pads for personal-care products. Its FDA- and EPA-registered facilities in Wisconsin and Ohio support a start-to-finish manufacturing service, from product development and testing through production and packaging.
Since 1984, Kleersight Plastics Co. has built its name as a wholesale packaging supplier serving Fortune 500 customers in demanding industrial and pharmaceutical settings. The company began as a low-density polyethylene bag manufacturer and still produces stock and custom LDPE polybags for businesses that need dependable packaging and responsive lead times. Its pharmaceutical work is supported by an FDA Drug Master File and full lot traceability.
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Founded in 1952 as Expert Cutlery, Klein Cutlery makes American-made scissors and shears for professional cutting work, from barbering and textiles to poultry and industrial applications. The company has grown from a five-person shop producing about 600 pairs a week into what it describes as the largest U.S. manufacturer of hot-forged scissors and shears, while also offering sharpening services for cutting tools.
With roots reaching back to 1928, Klein Palmer designs and makes pneumatic conveying and sand-handling equipment for foundries, chemical and mineral processors, and rail operators. The Springfield, Ohio company became a specialist in moving abrasive materials with compressed air and is particularly known for low-velocity systems that reduce pipe wear and dust, including equipment for filling traction sand in light rail vehicles and locomotives. Its products are used worldwide by customers including General Motors, Caterpillar, and major municipalities.
Since 1915, Klein Plating Works has provided industrial electroplating and metal finishing in Erie, specializing in precision plating for electronic and mechanical components. Its 32,000-square-foot facility employs approximately 40 skilled people and includes computer-controlled plating lines and an in-house laboratory for tightly monitored process control. Klein Plating is ISO 9001:2015 certified and serves industrial customers across North America and overseas.
Klein Reinforcing Services supplies and fabricates reinforcing steel and welded wire mesh for concrete construction from its Spencerport operation. The company pairs cut-and-bend fabrication with shop drawings, estimating, and material tracking from mill bar through the job site, including mill-cert documentation. Its equipment lineup includes KRB shearline and bending machinery alongside a Schnell Barwiser system.
A family-owned Brooklyn business, Klein’s Naturals began in 1992 in the Klein family’s basement before growing into a larger operation in Sunset Park’s industrial area. Known for its packaged snack goods, the company distributes to neighborhood shops and major supermarkets throughout the tri-state area, as well as to customers around the world.
Founded in 1869 by Austrian inventor Isaak B. Kleinert, Kleinert’s makes waterproof and moisture-management products that protect people, clothing and bedding from sweat and incontinence. Its Alabama manufacturing operations have been based in Elba since 1969, where the company continues to produce American-made protection including its DuraCool cover-up pants and Stay-Rite garment shields. Kleinert’s operates as Hygienics Industries, a name it has used since 1983.
Kleinfelder Water Technologies is the McClure, Ohio-based successor to Industrial Fluid Management, which Kleinfelder acquired in 2020 after IFM had spent decades serving water-cycle needs. The combined operation brings a 1961 engineering heritage and IFM’s water-treatment experience to custom projects for industrial and commercial clients, including facilities that need water reuse or wastewater treatment.
Since 1934, Klenzoid has provided industrial water-treatment chemicals, equipment and services from its Conshohocken base, serving Northeastern customers and distributing nationally. The company is particularly distinctive for its engineered water-hygiene systems, including patented monochloramine technology for Legionella remediation in domestic hot-water plumbing. Its full-service work also spans system design, installation, monitoring and training, with NSF-certified reagents available for drinking-water applications.
Known across North America for more than 30 years, Klimer Platforms develops mast-climbing access equipment for construction crews working on demanding buildings and infrastructure. The Milton, Ontario company is distinguished by custom, modular designs for unusual access conditions, with project support extending from equipment selection through field service and training.
As a second-generation family farm in East Central Indiana, Kline Family Farms is defined by its family values and responsibility to the land. The operation works with landowners and crop partners to care for farm ground, using soil-health monitoring and conservation practices to preserve its productivity for the future.
Founded in Central Pennsylvania in 1984 to serve the defense industry’s gaging needs, Kline Industrial Tool now supplies manufacturing tools and helps shops use them more efficiently. Serving manufacturers across Central Pennsylvania, Maryland, and surrounding areas, the company pairs product knowledge with practical engineering support, including tool reconditioning and gage services. Its team works with both large and small operations to improve production, accuracy, and toolroom organization.
Klinge Corporation is a leading manufacturer of specialized transport refrigeration, freezing, and power generation equipment. The company provides customized designs for commercial and military customers, offering robust alternatives to standard refrigerated containers for harsh environments. As of August 2024, Klinge Corporation is part of Thermo King.