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Established in 1894 and incorporated in 1971, Kruggel Farms is a Litchfield, Ohio agricultural business offering farm services and items for sale. Its current leadership includes members of the Reusch and Kruggel families, reflecting the company’s long local history while continuing to provide custom services on request.
Krumpe’s Do-Nuts is a Hagerstown bakery known for making fresh doughnuts overnight and serving them from its Maryland Avenue shop and regional delivery routes. The family business traces its roots to Rudolf Krumpe’s first doughnut shops in the 1930s and has remained a multigenerational Hagerstown tradition, with the current company incorporated by his grandsons in 2001. Its late-night storefront and annual Donut Alley Rally—held to benefit wounded-warrior organizations—are distinctive parts of the local institution.
KRUSE TOOL & DIE, INC. is a plastics manufacturing company specializing in plastic injection molds and production since 1963. They design, build, and run injection molds using 27 all-electric machines in an ISO 8 clean room, serving markets such as appliance, medical, electronics, industrial, solar, aerospace, and micro applications.
Krylon Industrial makes rust-preventive, locating and striping paints for the demanding work of utility locators, facility teams, property managers and commercial jobsites. Its line spans aerosol and bulk formats, with products formulated for industrial maintenance, surface protection and marking applications.
Born in 1945 from Arnold Langer’s vision of making make-up for reopened theaters, Kryolan manufactures professional make-up for stage, screen, and working artists. Now spanning more than 80 years and three generations, the company is known for specialist products such as its Dermacolor camouflage line and theatrical make-up.
Founded in 1945 to make make-up for reopened theaters, Kryolan develops professional make-up for stage, screen, beauty and special effects work. The company says it has more than 80 years of heritage and remains in its third generation, with its range including the well-known Dermacolor camouflage line and professional make-up systems used by artists worldwide.
Founded in 2013 by Paras Doshi, Mumbai-based Kryptonite Solutions develops MRI-focused healthcare products that make imaging safer, more comfortable and easier for patients and clinical staff. The company is especially known for its In-Bore MRI Cinema, which lets patients watch films during scans, alongside MRI infrastructure and patient-care systems. Kryptonite supports hospitals internationally through distributors in 14 countries and has been recognized for Doshi’s entrepreneurship, including his placement on the 2022 Entrepreneur 35 Under 35 list.
Pittsburgh-based Krystal Biotech develops and commercializes redosable genetic medicines for rare diseases, using an engineered HSV-1 vector platform designed for focal, minimally invasive gene delivery. Its first commercial product, VYJUVEK®, is the first and only redosable gene therapy for dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa, while two U.S. GMP facilities—including a roughly 155,000-square-foot ASTRA site—support manufacturing and pipeline development. Krystal is fully integrated across vector design, gene therapy manufacturing and commercialization.
New York-based Krystal Touch of NY manufactures and distributes hardware and steel products, including specialized shelter equipment such as its Gotham cots for individuals with special needs. Certified as a Minority-Owned Business Enterprise, the company has supplied New York City municipalities and serviced government contracts across the Tri-State area for more than 15 years. Its products serve both residential and commercial customers.
Rooted in the Netherlands’ Brainport region, KSE makes dosing and weighing equipment, batching automation software and integrated process systems for solid ingredients, with a core focus on animal nutrition. The company has developed dog-food production machines since 1973 and supports plants from initial design through decades of operation, including 24/7 technical support. KSE reports more than 1,200 machines in service across 70-plus countries and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded in 2017, KSL Biomedical develops and manufactures diagnostic tests while providing contract research, clinical, quality, and regulatory services for medical-device and in-vitro diagnostic companies. Based in Buffalo, New York, the company combines its own assay development and New York State manufacturing with integrated clinical laboratories in the United States and Canada. Its team includes specialists who have taken more than 50 assays and medical devices through validation and FDA 510(k) clearance.
KT-Grant designs and manufactures specialty-engineered equipment and provides refractory lining, slag, and scale removal services. Founded in 1951, the company says it has an 80,000-square-foot facility in Export, Pennsylvania, where it builds equipment used by metal, mining, and chemical-processing businesses around the globe.
Inspired by a dog named George and a closer look at skincare labels, Ktchn Apothecary makes handcrafted natural skincare fresh in the USA. Its formulas are designed around peak freshness, using higher concentrations of skin-nourishing botanical extracts instead of shelf-life-focused chemical clutter. The company also develops its products through Henry George Labs.
Woman-owned KTD Select has spent more than 25 years helping government and commercial customers solve difficult engineering problems. The Warminster company is known for precision machining and reverse engineering, with particular experience supporting mission-critical aerospace, defense, and electronics work. Its trained IPC-certified assemblers and ITAR certification reflect the specialized requirements of that work.
Based in Mattighofen, Austria, KTM Sportmotorcycle GmbH makes performance motorcycles for motocross, enduro, adventure and street riding. The company’s “READY TO RACE” identity is closely tied to factory competition, with its bikes developed across demanding off-road and road-racing programs and supported by a worldwide dealer network. KTM also supplies riding gear, motorcycle accessories and service resources for its model range.
Founded by biomedical engineers from Johns Hopkins, Baltimore-based Kubanda Cryotherapy develops cryoablation technology for minimally invasive treatment of tumors in pets. Its point-of-care system uses a cryoprobe and gas-control module to freeze unwanted tissue as an alternative to surgical resection, and the company supports veterinary practices with clinical research and education.
Kube Systems Inc. designs and manufactures guest-charging equipment for commercial hospitality, pairing multi-device power with hotel-room essentials such as alarm clocks and Bluetooth audio. Its distinctive approach is to build upgradeable, replaceable charging hardware so hotels can adapt as device standards change, while portable Kube units let guests charge throughout a property. The company distributes its hospitality-focused solutions through a global network and has supplied properties including Marriott, Cambria and Comfort Inn.
Family-owned Kufen Motor & Pump Technologies has served the Tri-State area since 1941, building its reputation around practical support for industrial and OEM customers. From its Warminster operation, the company repairs electric motors and pumps while also providing technical guidance for demanding applications. Kufen is EASA certified and offers emergency repair service.
Founded in 1959, Danish family-owned Kuhlmann Electro-Heat A/S designs and manufactures electric surface-heating systems, including industrial heating blankets, drum heaters and custom silicone heaters. The company developed its first industrial heating blanket in 2002 for curing wind-turbine blades and now makes made-to-order solutions in-house for demanding industrial processes. Its products are used by customers in more than 65 countries, with specialized applications ranging from composite curing to maritime maintenance and high-voltage cable installation.
Since 1974, Kuhn Fabricating has built heavy sheet-metal, structural-steel, and plate-welded components in Lorain, Ohio. The company remains a family operation, with President and Owner Lewie Kuhn representing its third generation, and serves projects ranging from industrial fabrication to custom metalwork. Its capabilities include large-scale forming and welding alongside fiber-laser cutting, supported by a 10-ton bridge crane and other shop equipment.