Founded in 1995, K&S Wire Products, Inc. has been an industry leader in the wire forming and welding business. We operate a state-of-the-art manufacturing and powder-coating facility, and after multiple expansions in the last 25 years, we now have over 185,000 square feet.
In 2007 K&S Wire became an employee-owned company. The employees and management team at K&S Wire share a common purpose, which is to provide the customer with the highest quality, customized wire products. We strive to meet this goal by focusing on professionalism, workmanship, pricing, and customer service.
K&S Wire Products is a member of the Wire Fabricators Association, and is conveniently located in Neosho, which lies in the southwest corner of Missouri, at the crossroads of Hwy 71 and I-44. We are two hours south of Kansas City and 25 minutes north of Bentonville, Arkansas.
President
CFO & VP Finance HR
Vice President, Sales
Vice President, Manufacturing
Director of Technology
Production - General Setup
Accounting Clerk
Production Scheduler
Salesman
Estimator
Sales Support Lead
Maintenance/Tool Room Manager
1st Shift Supervisor
Shipping Manager
Safety Control Supervisor
Shipping Clerk
Production Clerk
Human Resources
Production Electrician
Manufacturing Operations Manager
Lead Estimator
Sales Support
Production Engineer
Purchasing Manager
CAD Operator
Gene Schwartz has always believed that local industry should give back to the community that supports them. For that reason, all of our managers are involved in civic clubs and fundraising.
K&S Wire also funds many school activities as well as other local and civic activities.
We may form wire, but Gene Jr. helped form us. And it’s no stretch to say that K&S Wire wouldn’t be where we are today without him.
Gene Jr. joined the family business in the early days. He was there through good times and bad and his determination to see this business succeed, no matter the obstacle, was apparent from the start.
Gene Jr.'s winning was contagious, and he helped K&S Wire catch it—though he’d be the first to tell you it was a team effort. That’s true, and yet his spirit left a lasting impression on the company. One that helped make us who we are today.
That continued even as Gene Jr.’s health took a turn for the worse. In 2011, he was diagnosed with ALS which ultimately took his life, and yet during the long battle, he never lost his winning spirit. His courage in that fight continues to inspire us, and his legacy continues to shape our future.
