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K-Tron International helps manufacturers watch their weight. Operating via subsidiary companies, K-Tron has two key lines: A Process Group makes feeders that let manufacturers control the flow (by weight or volume) of bulk solids and liquids during manufacturing processes. The group also builds pneumatic conveying systems that use vacuum and pressure to precisely control the flow of ingredients to make pharmaceutical, food, chemical, and plastic products. K-Tron Electronics produces and tests electronic assemblies for the group, as well as sells to regional OEMs. A Size Reduction Group makes equipment for crushing and conveying materials, such as coal and wood. Casket maker Hillenbrand acquired K-Tron in 2010.

Kaman Industrial Technologies (KIT) can help you get your bearings. As the industrial distribution arm of Kaman Corp., the company touts high-efficiency hybrid bearings, energy sipping motors, as well as biodegradable lubricants and process-optimizing condition-monitoring devices. The short list includes power transmissions, material handling equipment, motion control systems, and other electrical parts. KIT stocks more than three million items by brands such as Baldor Electric, Rockwell Automation, and Sumitomo. Serving some 50,000 customers in North America, KIT offers programs on energy audits, predictive maintenance, and OEM parts conversion. Its geographic footprint is growing through acquisitions.

Kanai Juyo Kogyo Company manufactures and markets textile machinery parts and accessories, including spinning needles and various rings, as well as carding for non-woven fabrics. Kanai Juyo Kogyo also produces and sells non-woven fabric, which is used in industrial and bulk goods (air conditioner filters, abrasives, automotive interiors, and hat materials). Domestic affiliates, Tokusen Kogyo manufactures specialty steel wire, and Kosenkaku Hotel provides lodging at Japan's Arima Spa Resort. Foreign subsidiaries are established in China and the US. The textile parts maker was founded by Kumakichi Kanai and continues under his family's control.

Kanebridge Corporation company distributes commercial and military-grade fasteners (standard-inch and metric) exclusively to other distributors. Its inventory includes 31,000 different fastener items (anchors, cap screws, carriage bolts, clinch studs, lag screws, retaining rings, rivets, wing screws ... you name it) in a multitude of sizes and configurations. Kanebridge operates coast to coast, from sites in New Jersey, Illinois, and California.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) takes off. KHI straddles seven operations. A consumer products and machinery segment, famous for its "Let the good times roll" marketing, makes the Kawasaki brand motorcycle, all-terrain vehicles, and Jet Ski brand personal watercraft. KHI's rolling stock and construction machinery segment produces electric and diesel locomotives, material-handling equipment, and heavy engines. Jet engines, satellites, and structural parts for passenger aircraft are made by aerospace and gas turbine segments. The global conglomerate's lineup includes industrial robots, precision machinery, ships, and snow plows.

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