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KOVA Textiles, designed by Libby Kowalski, makes translucent architectural fabrics from clear polymer and vinyl yarns for window coverings, privacy panels and other interior applications. Its Krystal Weave collections are made in the USA and have earned recognition including Best of NeoCon and ADEX awards. The Fort Collins studio’s fabrics bring filtered light and visual privacy together, and can also be incorporated into resin panels and glass applications.
Since its start in a small Akron block building in 1976, Kovatch Castings has grown into a Uniontown manufacturer of precision investment castings for complex, high-strength components. The employee-owned company serves demanding aerospace, medical and defense applications from a 65,000-square-foot facility, producing castings in more than 150 alloys. Kovatch holds ISO 9001:2015, AS9100 and Nadcap NDT and welding certifications.
Founded in Japan in 1894, Kowa American Corporation brings Kowa’s precision optics to the Americas, making sporting optics and specialized lenses alongside ophthalmic diagnostic equipment. Its Torrance branch has served the American market since 1980, with custom PROMINAR fluorite crystal lenses handcrafted for high-performance sporting optics and configurable lens solutions for demanding applications such as machine vision and aerospace. Kowa American is part of privately owned Kowa Company Limited.
Kowabunga LLC is a manufacturer known for helping businesses handle and dispense materials from drums and totes. It produces adapters for containers used in more than 41 countries, serving customers who need compatible equipment for varied container formats.
Founded in 1975, family-owned Kowalski Heat Treating specializes in distortion-sensitive thermal processing for difficult parts and demanding production work. The Cleveland company is known for taking on “PIA” jobs, pairing specialized thermal-processing divisions with custom fixturing, metallurgical testing and problem-solving support. Its K-VAC operation includes North America’s first 20-bar vacuum furnace, while K-SALT is described as the Midwest’s largest rack salt-to-salt facility.
Built from an apartment during the pandemic, KP’s Fine Meats is a Philadelphia-area butcher shop supplying quality meat and seafood with the personal touch of a family butcher. Owner and head butcher Kevin Penney apprenticed for six years at a family butcher shop in New Jersey before bringing more than a decade in the food industry to the business, while Amanda Penney handles its communications and operations. The couple also share practical cooking and storage advice with customers through their recipes and guidance.
Since its founding in 1911, KRACHT GmbH has grown as a German manufacturer known for more than a century of fluid-technology expertise. From its Werdohl base, the company develops and produces application-specific solutions in close cooperation with customers, serving industrial users in fields such as marine technology, process engineering and hydraulics.
Founded in Springfield in 1966 by Fritz Krafft, Krafft and Associates grew from its founder’s experience designing and building machinery into a precision metalworking company known for taking on unusually large or difficult jobs. The company’s seasoned production workforce handles grinding and lapping for customers who need tight tolerances, including low-volume work that other shops may not accept.
Kraft Curing Systems GmbH is a German company with roots reaching back to 1975 and a concrete-curing focus established in 1980. From its base in Lindern, it has grown into an international specialist with roughly 1,700 installed systems across 69 countries, helping precast-concrete manufacturers control hardening for more consistent products. The company also supports its installations with training, remote assistance and field service.
Founded by Delbert Kime in 2019, Brooklyn-based Kraft Paper Studio produces custom-printed kraft paper packaging and related paper goods for businesses across the United States. Its recyclable, biodegradable paper can be printed with food-safe inks, giving restaurants, retailers and other customers a branded option for packaging and presentation. The company also offers design guidance and custom production in sheets or rolls.
Family-owned for more than 55 years, Kraft Power has grown into a regional power-equipment company with more than 170 employees across nine sales and service facilities in eight states. It is known for staying involved after installation, with factory-trained technicians available around the clock to support the equipment used by businesses, institutions and other organizations.
Kris Klingmann founded Kraft Werks Group in 2018 to save a long-established Medina, Ohio, manufacturing facility and the jobs of 40 co-workers. The American manufacturer has since doubled in size while preserving the shop’s community roots and small-company spirit, engineering and fabricating industrial equipment for customers in the United States and abroad. In 2025, Kraft Werks joined Ohio-based Rafter Equipment under Ridgecrest Ventures.
Founded in 1990 by the Kraft family, Kraftwerks is a family-operated Tonawanda company that designs, fabricates, installs and maintains storage and workspace systems for businesses across the United States. What began as a storage-equipment distributor has grown into a turnkey operation with in-house cutting, welding, painting and fabrication, serving projects from automated vertical storage to laboratory environments. Kraftwerks is also certified as a Women’s Business Enterprise by New York State and Erie County, and its technicians hold OSHA certifications.
Kraken's Key Trading Company makes hand-stitched leather goods for everyday carry, alongside carefully tested gear and accessories it uses itself. Born from a personal passion for leatherwork and a fascination with privateering, the small business marks its third year in 2026 and brings a nautical character to practical pieces such as notebook covers and knife slips. Its work favors durable, hand-finished construction over quantity, with each piece retaining visible evidence of the maker.
Founded in 1983, KRANENDONK designs and builds robotic automation systems for heavy steel fabrication, with a particular focus on cutting and welding complex, non-repetitive work. Its 70-plus engineers, developers, and project managers develop hardware and software in-house, helping shipyards and steel manufacturers move from CAD to production without relying on manual robot programming. Based in the Netherlands, the company delivers integrated systems for demanding fabrication environments worldwide.
Krapf & Lex Nachf. Verkehrstechnik GmbH & Co. KG develops and manufactures filtration, ventilation, and pressure-protection equipment for rail vehicles, an activity it says it has pursued for more than 50 years. Founded in 1949, the company expanded into the rail-vehicle industry in 1993 and today makes custom-engineered equipment for rail HVAC and cooling-air systems. Its Roding site is identified as the production, delivery, and collection location.
Krapf Industries turns customer concepts into machined and fabricated metal components, combining engineering design with large-capacity CNC milling, CNC turning, and other in-house production capabilities. Owned and operated by Ken and Stephanie Krapf, the Oswego company draws on Ken’s mechanical-engineering background and Stephanie’s leadership and organizational experience. Its large-format work includes five-axis milling up to approximately 120 by 48 by 48 inches and waterjet cutting on an 80-by-166-by-12-inch table.
Kraton Corporation is a specialty chemical manufacturer that produces specialty polymers and biobased chemicals, including styrenic block copolymers and pine-chemical products. Its history includes developing the first commercially viable styrenic block copolymers in 1955, and the company now operates manufacturing facilities across North America, Europe, and Asia. Kraton became part of DL Chemical in 2022 and relocated its headquarters to The Woodlands, Texas, in 2023.
From its Manchester base, Kratos Analytical designs and manufactures scientific instruments for analysing the surface chemistry of materials, with particular expertise in X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and MALDI-ToF mass spectrometry. The company has more than 50 years of experience in XPS, began manufacturing MALDI-ToF instruments 20 years ago, and continues to build both in Trafford Park alongside its ESCApe data system. A wholly owned subsidiary of Shimadzu Corporation, Kratos employs more than 200 people and supports customers through offices and partners internationally.
For more than three decades, Kratos Defense & Security Solutions has been a trusted partner on military missions, developing technology for U.S. national security customers, allies, and selected commercial markets. The company uses internally funded research and streamlined development to bring military-specification systems to production quickly, with its Pennsylvania operations employing more than 440 people across three facilities.