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Family-owned Davis Chocolate grew from Indiana chocolatier Brent Davis’s part-time experiment into a Mishawaka food manufacturer with a distinctly hands-on approach. Known as Indiana’s only manufacturer turning cocoa powder or liquor into chocolate bars, it controls production in its soy-free facility and also develops custom chocolate for private-label customers.
Since 1967, Davis Controls Corporation has represented and distributed industrial valves and instrumentation from its 6,200-square-foot facility on Neville Island, serving Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The company is particularly focused on valve automation and pressure management for industrial, water and wastewater, and oil and gas applications, while its distributor relationships allow nationwide shipping. Its team also assembles equipment and supports original equipment manufacturers with application-focused service.
More than a century of combined manufacturing history gives Davlyn Group a distinctive place in US technical textiles. The group’s companies design engineered textiles and composites for manufacturers that need thermal protection, sealing, or worker safety, using vertically integrated operations and custom fabrication for demanding applications.
Davlyn Group makes engineered technical textiles and composites that manage extreme heat, protect against cuts, and seal industrial equipment. Its vertically integrated U.S. operations span more than 370,000 square feet, supporting both standard products and custom designs for demanding applications. The group’s businesses trace their roots to 1909, while its manufacturing companies serve customers in more than 50 countries; Davlyn Manufacturing also holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Davlyn Group brings together U.S. manufacturers of engineered technical textiles, composites, gaskets, and seals for high-temperature protection and industrial sealing. Its companies trace their work back more than a century, including Amatex’s roots in 1909, while vertically integrated operations provide more than 370,000 square feet for standard and custom designs. The group serves customers in more than 50 countries and combines textile engineering with in-house fabrication for demanding applications.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 1883 as a commercial printer, Dawar Technologies now designs and manufactures custom projected-capacitive and resistive touch-screen solutions and integrated display systems. Its evolution from screen printing and membrane switches into touch technology is reflected in its in-house engineering, cleanroom manufacturing and touch-tuning capabilities. Dawar has been owned by a group of local investors, including members of management, since 1998, with manufacturing and design operations in Pittsburgh and Asia.
Inside Whispering Pines Furniture in Springs, Pennsylvania, Dawdy Haus Coffee is a small coffee house and café known for its premium coffee and in-house biscotti. The café makes fresh biscotti each week through a multi-step, twice-baked process, with flavors and toppings that can change from week to week. Its name, Pennsylvania Dutch for “Grandpa’s House,” reflects the intimate setting it occupies beside the furniture store.
Dawg Gone Bees carries on Grandpa Wesley’s legacy of natural beekeeping in the Hanover area. The company keeps local hives, makes raw honey, and teaches people about bees through beekeeping classes and services.
Started as a sign shop in the spare bedroom of its owners’ home, woman-owned Dawson Performance Inc. now operates a 30,000-square-foot machining and fabricating business in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Established in 2000, the company serves projects across fields ranging from aerospace and defense to agriculture, with an in-house Certified Welding Inspector and welding certifications including AWS D1.1, AWS D1.2 and ASME B31.1.
Family-owned since its Philadelphia founding in 1901, Day & Zimmermann grew from Charles Day’s early industrial betterment work into a company serving complex corporate and government needs. Today, its 32,000-plus employees work across more than 900 locations, with the company particularly known for defense manufacturing and large-scale technical projects. Its guiding promise remains simple: “We do what we say.”
Since 1955, Pottstown-based Dayco Inc. has manufactured industrial air heaters and combustion systems for process and industrial applications. The company builds both standard and custom equipment, including packaged systems that can operate independently or integrate with OEM systems. Its direct-fired heaters are designed for applications such as spray drying, chemical processing and railcar curing, with systems available to recognized industry standards.
Founded in 1922 as Harrisburg Stanley Spring Works, Dayton Parts manufactures and supplies replacement drivetrain and undercarriage components for commercial vehicles from its Pennsylvania headquarters. Its history began with leaf springs, and the company now serves spring shops, distributors, dealers and fleets across North America through manufacturing and distribution facilities in the United States and Canada. Dayton Parts became part of Dorman in 2021.
Dayton Superior Corporation traces its roots to the family-owned Dayton Sure Grip & Shore Company, founded in 1924, and has grown into a long-standing supplier to the global non-residential concrete construction industry. Based in the Dayton area, it is known for supporting major structures worldwide while pairing its concrete construction supplies with engineering assistance for contractors and design professionals.
DBR Industries has specialized in seal distribution and sealing problem resolution since 1969, serving as a blue chip supplier to the U.S. Department of Defense and various industrial markets. The company provides certified quality seals, engineering support, and value-added services.
Family-owned DC Welding is known for taking on unusual metalwork that calls for a made-to-fit solution. The shop serves clients with custom fabrication and equipment repair, carrying projects from design through completion.
DCW Industrial Service is the Pennsylvania shop known for restoring press brakes, including on-site ram and bed resurfacing, while also supplying CNC upgrades and sheet-support equipment. Its technicians diagnose, repair, and maintain forming machinery, with a particular niche in bringing older or orphaned equipment back into production through custom replacement parts and precision grinding held to ±0.001 inch. Customer testimonials describe the team working long days and weekends to minimize downtime.
Privately held and based in Ivyland, Pennsylvania, DDM Novastar has been an American manufacturer of PCB assembly equipment since 1982. The company is known for serving high-mix, low-to-medium-volume work, with more than 30,000 systems installed and support extending to machines built since 1983. DDM also develops custom equipment for specialized applications rather than operating solely as a distributor or importer.
DE Sports Inc. is a Clarion, Pennsylvania apparel company with a strong local identity, reflected in its spiritwear collections for nearby schools and regional destinations. It creates custom teamwear and branded apparel for teams, businesses, and organizations, while also offering ready-to-wear merchandise for local supporters.
Deadluck Manufacturing is a Tyrone, Pennsylvania machine shop providing CNC and manual machining for jobs ranging from one piece to 10,000. Its team brings more than 50 years of combined machining-industry experience, with work spanning business-to-business components, life-science parts, and ATV and side-by-side performance parts. The company opened in 2021 and is accepting new business.
Dean Technology, Inc. manufactures high-voltage and high-power electronic components and assemblies, serving markets with both standard products and custom-designed parts. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, the company says it has production facilities in the United States and China and has grown through the consolidation of complementary brands.