Kazakhstan Kagazy is a major industrial group in Kazakhstan and runs Kagazy Recycling LLP, Central Asia’s largest producer of paper, corrugated board and packaging products, which was established in 2001. Kagazy stands for “paper” in the Kazakh language. It also operates one of the leading commercial real estate development companies in the country through Prime Estate Activities Kazakhstan LLP (Peak). Kagazy owns approximately 711 hectares of prime land for construction of commercial warehousing and logistics infrastructure facilities.

Kelly Container is a privately owned storage container rental and storage container sales company. Kelly Container is a storage container facility centrally located in Suffield Connecticut and proudly serves Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New York. Kelly Container now has an 11 acre storage container site with a quality inventory yard for our clients, as well as the state of the art fabrication and storage refrigeration facility. We provide the most competitive rates on quality storage containers. We will endeavor to provide all of your storage box needs. We at Kelly Container pride ourselves in providing personal hands on service, quality storage containers, and prompt courteous storage delivery.

Kerr Pump Corporation has been a manufacturer of high pressure piston and plunger pumps since 1946. Kerr high pressure pumps are positive displacement reciprocating pumps which are suitable for almost every type of industrial and oilfield application. We manufacture simplex, duplex, triplex, quintuplex and sextuplex plunger and piston pumps for any application where liquids are moved under pressure. We also provide custom skid unit design and fabrication, engineered at our manufacturing facility available with drivers, belts, guards and motors.

KF Industries, located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, was founded in 1962 as a contract machine shop providing services for local manufacturers. The original owners were Gene Key and Odell Friar, thus KF. In 1972, KF began manufacturing its own limited line of needle valves, this being the first marketed “KF” product.KF Series C floating ball valves were introduced in 1978. This threaded end, carbon and stainless steel valve design was well received in the oil and gas production market and continues to be in demand to this day. Several other floating ball valve variations followed. By 1982, KF was producing a comprehensive offering of threaded and flanged end valves. Sizes ranged from ¼” bore through 4” bore with pressure ratings to 3000 psi. During the early to mid-1980’s, KF Industries, like many other companies serving the oil and gas industry, felt the squeeze of a harsh economy. KF was able to “weather the storm”, with the timely introduction of another innovative product, the Series T trunnion ball valve. The patented Series T’s top-entry trunnion mounted design offered inline reparability, double block and bleed

Kito Corporation company makes and sells chain hoists and cranes in both standard and customized versions. It holds more than half of the Japanese market share in manual and electric chain hoists and lever blocks, while its rope hoists are popular in the Chinese market. A majority of sales are made from these products, while a smaller percentage is made from aftersales service on equipment and parts. Kito has manufacturing and sales operations in Asia, Europe, and North America. Kito Corporation company targets customers in the chemical, construction, manufacturing, and transportation industries, among others.

KITZ Corporation, established in 1951, is one of the world's leading manufacturers of valves, and Japan's largest. Its major products include carbon steel valves, stainless steel valves, gray iron and ductile iron valves, bronze and brass valves, and valve actuators.Kitz Corp. Company aims to lead the Japanese general flow control industry by becoming the most versatile valve manufacturer. To fulfill this goal, KITZ has widened its product range and offered more convenient product sourcing to its customers. It has also employed the just-in-time production system to dramatically improve its production efficiency, particularly for smaller and more varied customer needs.To maintain product quality and delivery, Kitz Corp. Company continues to upgrade its production system, which includes in-house material foundries. And KITZ's quality assurance system ensures that, at all operating stages, the Company's materials, products, and services meet customer requirements.With these strategies, KITZ intends to uphold and increase its worldwide reputation for superior performance and reliability of all its products manufactured in Japan and abroad.

Kitz Corporation makes ball, butterfly, check, gate, and globe type valves used to regulate the flow of gases and liquids. The company's products are made from a range of materials including brass, bronze, carbon, iron, and stainless steel. Industrial and utilities customers use Kitz's products to control water and sewage lines, natural gas distribution, and environmental control systems. Other applications for the company's valves include oil refinement, chemical production, and food processing. Kitz also makes a line of actuators and filters.

Klockner Pentaplast (KP) created plastic films, and this was good because Man could then save that which was good to eat in the refrigerator! The global manufacturer produces and markets plastic sheets and rigid films for packaging food, as well as pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and electronics. Its lineup includes a breadth of printing and specialty applications, such as adhesive packaging tapes, technical films for cladding insulated pipes, and decorative surface films for furniture. KP operates more than 20 production sites in Asia, Europe, Canada, South America, and the US, (Klockner Pentaplast of America). KP was acquired from private equity Cinven by an affiliate of The Blackstone Group in 2007.

Klockner Pentaplast of America, Inc. company is one of the largest manufactures of rigid plastic films and sheets for packaging and printing in North America. Uses for its products include pharmaceutical blister packaging, credit card production, food packaging, general-purpose packaging, shrink sleeve/label making, and stationery. Klockner Pentaplast of America, Inc. company has six manufacturing facilities in the US. Klockner Pentaplast of America is a division of German plastic films producer Klockner Pentaplast Group, which was founded in 1965 in Montabaur, Germany.

Established in 1905, Kokuyo sells business stationery and office furniture worldwide. Stationery products include notebooks, binders, albums, tape, and pencils. It also sells office furniture including desks, tables, chairs, and cabinets. Kokuyo sells store fixtures such as display shelves, counters, showcases, and shopping carts. Key subsidiaries include Kokuyo S&T (paper products and stationery goods), Kokuyo Furniture (office furniture), Kokuyo Store Creation (store fixtures), Kokuyo International (overseas marketing operations), and Kokuyo Commerce (mail order office supplies in China). Kokuyo owns and operates facilities in China, India, Japan, Malaysia, Thailand, the UK, the US, and Vietnam.

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