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Kodak Alaris develops document scanners and intelligent document-processing solutions that turn paper and digital records into usable business information. Its offering combines decades of image-science innovation with AI-enhanced software and professional services, including support for multi-vendor equipment. The company serves organizations worldwide and was named a winner of the 2024 Excellence in Customer Service Awards.
Kodiak LLC is a certified minority-owned specialty chemical company headquartered in Cincinnati, where it develops proprietary formulations for demanding industrial operations. Its in-house laboratories and manufacturing sites support tailored solutions for customers who need safer, more efficient production, while the company’s acquisition of Sunocs expanded its capabilities into grease and silicone manufacturing.
Founded in 1984 by Arthur Gaudet, Kodiak Machine is a family company that grew from a two-person basement partnership into an established machining business. Kodiak is known for its expertise in machining and makes parts for demanding customers in fields such as medical technology and military work. Its facility expanded from 5,000 to more than 12,000 square feet in 2008.
Since 2005, KODIAKOOLER has made insulated packaging for temperature-sensitive shipments, with a particular focus on cold-chain solutions that are tested, customizable, and designed with sustainability in mind. The company is now a division of Airlite, a privately held, family-owned Omaha manufacturer established in 1946, and its in-house manufacturing and testing support applications ranging from pharmaceuticals to perishable foods. Its Kotton insulation stands out for combining recycled fiber materials with flat-shipping efficiency and documented biodegradability.
Koehler Instrument Company has made laboratory testing equipment since 1925, with a longstanding specialty in petroleum-related testing. From its New York operations, the company supports research and testing laboratories with instruments, technical expertise, and service for standardized laboratory methods.
A Pennsylvania manufacturer with more than 110 years behind its name, Koehler-Bright Star is known for developing portable lighting and battery power solutions for demanding workplaces. The Hanover Township company makes most of its products in a 75,000-square-foot U.S. facility, where its designs are tested and produced under an ISO 9001-certified quality system.
Koehlke Components is an Ohio engineering and manufacturing company known for bringing design, sourcing, and production together under one roof for demanding customer applications. It builds custom cable assemblies for military and industrial organizations, with onsite resources that support both development and manufacturing. Koehlke maintains ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D quality certifications and is ITAR compliant.
Since its founding in Defiance, Ohio, in 1970, Koester Corporation has grown into a 50-employee manufacturer known for keeping engineering and production work in-house. The company now operates from a 62,400-square-foot facility in Napoleon, where it develops industrial control systems and custom mechanical solutions for manufacturers. Koester’s project managers stay with customers from estimating through shipping, giving each job a consistent point of contact.
Since 1978, Koffmeyer’s has been making old-fashioned cookies from scratch and baking them daily at its Havertown shop, where the original owner and baker still oversee the work. A Philadelphia tradition that began in Society Hill, the shop now pairs its signature Head House Squares and other cookies with Leiby’s ice cream for a distinctly local dessert stop.
Started by three friends making wine in a garage in 2002, Kog Hill Winery is a small producer of distinctive, small-batch wines in Pennsylvania. Julie and Bob purchased the established winery in 2022, retaining customer favorites while modernizing its operations and refining its focus on unusual blends and limited-run wines. Today, Kog Hill pours at farmers markets, festivals, and special events across the state, with bottles also available online and through select wholesale partners.
Born from a Maryland sheet-metal family, Kogok Corporation has grown from Henry George Kogok Jr.’s 1972 shop into a 100% employee-owned company serving the Washington-Baltimore region. Founded by his son Jeff in 1995, Kogok now has more than 400 employee-owners and is known for taking on technically demanding work in active hospitals, research facilities, and other high-stakes buildings. Its teams fabricate and install HVAC systems for complex commercial projects across DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
Born in Tokyo in 1986 from a Japanese actress’s search for makeup that could soothe stressed, heavily made-up skin, Koh Gen Do creates skincare and color cosmetics shaped by Japanese skincare technology and plant-based ingredients. Its iconic Moisture Foundation was developed for high-definition film and remains a fixture in professional makeup artists’ kits and on movie sets around the world. The company also operates a private spa in Tokyo, where its skincare rituals are tested through thousands of treatments.
Founded in Canton, Ohio, in 1960 by John B. Kohler, Kohler Coating designs and builds coating and moisture-control machinery for paper, corrugating, and converting operations. Now operating as Kohler Coating, Incorporated since 2015, the company remains majority-owned by Herb Kohler and supplies equipment used in more than 35 countries. Its Canton-area facility also houses a full-scale narrow-width pilot corrugator for customer testing and process development.
Kohler Machine Products, Inc. is a Lockport, New York manufacturer serving industrial customers from its Michigan Street facility. The available company information identifies its machining focus, but does not provide further detail about its history, ownership, or specialties.
KOHLTEC is an engineering-focused company that helps industrial customers develop and support automated equipment. Its work includes industrial control panels and FANUC robot services, while its shop also produces practical 3D-printed fixtures for workshops and robotics education.
Koike Aronson, Inc. has been building cutting and welding equipment in Arcade, New York, since 1918, including CNC cutting machines and systems that position and automate heavy weldments. Its history links Tokyo-founded Koike with Charles Aronson’s 1946 New York welding-positioner company, later adding the Ransome brand; today the company serves fabricators worldwide from its U.S. manufacturing facility. Koike Aronson achieved ISO 9001:2015 certification in 2007 and continues to support its equipment with training, repairs, and technical service.
Koil LLC is a plastics sourcing and manufacturing company that aims to take plastic out of circulation, recycle it, and offer 100% guaranteed recycled material for use in the market. The company helps combat plastic pollution and waste.
Kojak Graphic Communications was founded in 2006 by longtime friends Tony Chiavacci and Joe Macharsky, whose partnership has grown from school-day friendship into a disabled veteran-owned company serving organizations with branded communications. Based in the Maryland-Pennsylvania area, Kojak is known for pairing substantial production capabilities with personal, long-term client relationships and active community involvement.
Founded in 1972, Koke Incorporated is an Upstate New York manufacturer known for more than five decades of specialized material-handling work. The company serves industrial customers with non-powered equipment and develops custom steel solutions when standard designs do not fit the job.