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KONGSBERG is a Norwegian industrial technology company developing systems for defence and security, ocean operations, and space. An industrial pioneer for more than 200 years, it combines advanced manufacturing with domain expertise ranging from autonomous underwater vehicles to satellite electronics and lightweight aerospace structures. The company’s stated purpose is to protect people and planet by innovating technology for a better tomorrow.
Born from the LituanicaSAT-1 mission in 2014, Kongsberg NanoAvionics builds small-satellite buses and provides end-to-end mission services, taking projects from spacecraft manufacturing through launch integration and in-orbit operations. The Kongsberg subsidiary has more than 60 satellites launched and over 300 in production, supported by a team of more than 220 qualified engineers across four manufacturing and office facilities in Europe and the United States. Its flight-proven platforms have supported communications, Earth observation and research missions, including the first satellite built for a 5G IoT constellation in low Earth orbit.
Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems manufactures digital cutting solutions, including cutting tables, tooling, automation systems, and software for packaging, signage, display, and manufacturing markets. Its stated facilities include R&D in Kongsberg, Norway, production in Brno, Czech Republic, and global headquarters and a customer experience center in Ghent, Belgium.
Konig American has been producing performance-oriented automotive wheels for more than 40 years, with designs ranging from flow-formed models to fully forged wheels such as the F5R and F6SX. Its forged line is developed with size-specific concavity, finite element analysis, and extensive brake-clearance testing, while the company supports a broad dealer network with fitment guidance and technical assistance.
Founded by Dr. Ruola Ning in 2002 under an exclusive University of Rochester license, Koning Health develops and manufactures the Koning Vera, a dedicated breast CT system that produces true three-dimensional images without breast compression. Its U.S.-made device scans each breast in less than 10 seconds and supports diagnostic imaging and 3D-guided biopsy, with FDA PMA approval and more than 150,000 scans completed worldwide.
Konkus Marble & Granite Inc. fabricates and installs custom stone countertops at its Columbus, Ohio facility. Established in 1997, the company operates a 100,000-square-foot fabrication facility with a showroom and slab yard, and serves homeowners, builders, designers, retailers, and commercial clients. Its in-house team handles fabrication and installation for residential and commercial projects.
The Konopelski family has carried its Polish food tradition from Louis Konopelski’s arrival in America in 1903 through more than a century of business in Pennsylvania. Since 1920, the family has made its signature kielbasa in small batches, using a recipe rooted in its great-grandfather’s Polish heritage and selling it through regional retailers and nationwide shipping.
Perched on Long Island Sound’s bluffs, Kontokosta Winery makes limited-production wines from its North Fork vineyard and farm. The Kontokosta family manages the vineyard day to day, tending the vines in the maritime climate that shapes the fruit from vintage to vintage. Its waterfront tasting room also hosts guests and private events, including gatherings of up to 300 people in the meadow during warmer months.
Kontron America’s Springfield operation supplies high-performance power systems and electronic chassis for physics research, demanding test work, and data-acquisition and control applications. Founded in Springfield as W-IE-NE-R Plein & Baus Corp. in 1997, it joined Phoenix Mecano in 2008 and became part of Kontron in 2023. Its work supports nuclear and high-energy physics programs as well as military and aerospace testing.
For more than 20 years, Kontron has been an embedded computer technology company serving customers whose equipment must operate reliably in demanding industrial settings. The company develops secure embedded and edge systems for sectors such as transportation, automation, and defense, with manufacturing and assembly carried out through a globally networked operation that remains locally accessible.
Kool Seal makes reflective roof coatings and repair products designed to protect roofs, reduce interior temperatures, and save energy. Founded in Cleveland in 1906 as Acorn & Refining, the company introduced the Kool Seal brand in 1920 and later developed aluminum and elastomeric reflective roof coatings. Now part of Sherwin-Williams, Kool Seal continues its century-plus roof-coating business as an Energy Star partner.
Koolatron has been innovating in manufacturing since 1983, with its Brantford, Ontario headquarters serving as the base for a fully integrated North American manufacturer and distributor. The company is best known for its Canadian-made 12-volt coolers, which are used by travelers and long-haul truckers worldwide, while specialized versions support vaccine and medical-specimen transport.
Founded in Brooklyn in 2018 by two food-industry friends, Koolmore manufactures professional-grade kitchen equipment for restaurants and homes. The company’s distinctive approach is to make what it sells while keeping prices accessible, then support its products with U.S.-based service teams, technicians across 48 states, and warranty coverage.
Ohio-based, woman-owned Koolpad, Inc. designs and manufactures a patented temperature-control case that helps keep iPads operating in extreme heat and cold. Its dual-compartment Koolpad separates the device from interchangeable cooling or warming elements, a field-proven solution used across 26 states by teams in quick-service restaurants, utilities, rail and construction. The company’s rugged cases are built to reduce temperature-related shutdowns and interruptions where iPads support daily work.
Founded in 2013, Koors Signs is a Baltimore-area sign shop that designs, fabricates, and installs custom signage and graphics, from dimensional building signs to vehicle branding. The Rosedale company handles projects ranging from small yard signs to full interior and exterior signage systems, including ADA-compliant wayfinding, and also produces custom screen-printed apparel. Its work combines signmaking expertise with construction experience, with permitting and installation managed as part of the process.
Koos Manufacturing is a Los Angeles denim manufacturer founded by Yul Ku in 1985, producing premium jeans for fashion brands. The company operates as a fully vertically integrated facility, carrying its production work under one roof, and has built a long-standing specialty in environmentally conscious denim manufacturing.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 1988, KopCoat develops protection products for farms, forests, and buildings and is known for its patented TRU-CORE advanced-penetration technology. The company is part of RPM Industrial Coatings Group and provides wood-preservation treatments as well as agricultural adjuvants and related products.
Born in Pittsburgh in 1988, KopCoat is a global protection-products company known for its patented TRU-CORE® advanced-penetration technology. As part of RPM Industrial Coatings Group, it develops treatments for customers in the wood-preservation and agricultural sectors, supported by in-house research and development.
KOPO Services L.L.C. provides engineering solutions and industrial craftsmanship services for small and midsize companies. The website explicitly mentions injection molding and injection moulding machines, but does not provide enough detail to identify specific products, materials, or end markets.
Founded by color-glass formulator Nicholas Kopp more than 90 years ago, Kopp Glass manufactures custom molded glass for mission-critical applications, with compositions spanning ultraviolet through infrared wavelengths. The Pittsburgh company’s portfolio includes more than 200 engineered glasses, while its fully integrated, U.S.-based operation develops tooling, prototypes and finished parts under one roof. Kopp also invented “Selenium Red” in 1926, a formulation that helped establish its long-standing role in airfield and signal lighting.