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Since 1985, Native American-owned Darana Hybrid has grown from a seven-person Niagara Falls operation into an international electro-mechanical contractor installing machinery, processing equipment, and conveyor systems across North America. Based in Hamilton, Ohio, the company has completed more than 800 construction contracts and is especially known for work in food and beverage processing, packaging, and distribution facilities. Its capabilities extend from industrial electrical and millwright work to heavy equipment relocation and metal fabrication, allowing Darana to manage complex installations with a workforce numbering in the hundreds.
Woman-owned DARE Electronics has been building high-reliability electronic and electromechanical devices for government customers since 1976. The Troy, Ohio, manufacturer is known for supporting demanding military and aerospace programs, including legacy systems that need dependable replacement components. Its performance has earned eleven consecutive Defense Logistics Agency Gold Excellence awards, along with recognition from Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
Formed in 2003 to serve the ice cream industry, DariFill designs and builds filling, packaging, and cartoning equipment for ice cream novelties. The Westerville, Ohio company also supplies compatible packaging and ingredients, helps customers find contract manufacturing capacity, and supports its machines with technicians and engineers whose combined equipment-design and support experience exceeds 200 years.
Born from an aftermarket painter’s 2009 effort to improve glow-in-the-dark motorcycle paint, Medina-based Darkside Scientific developed LumiLor, an electroluminescent coating that lets manufacturers and custom painters apply light directly to curved products. Founded after Andy Zsinko’s 2010 prototype reveal on a Pink Floyd-themed Kawasaki, the company now supplies LumiLor as paint, vinyl, and screen-printed film and supports integration from prototyping through production.
Darling Ingredients collects and processes materials from the animal agriculture and food industries, converting resources that might otherwise be discarded into ingredients and renewable energy. Its operations span more than 260 facilities worldwide, where it transforms animal by-products and food residuals into products for food, feed, agriculture, and low-emission fuel markets.
A third-generation, family-owned business founded in 1960, Darrah Electric Company remains rooted in Cleveland-area manufacturing. It builds custom D.C. power supplies for industrial and OEM customers while drawing on more than a century of combined engineering experience to support demanding power-conversion projects.
DAS Aviation is an FAA Part 145 Repair Station providing aircraft component repair, airframe structural repair, sheet metal fabrication, component overhaul, landing gear overhaul and repair, composite structures, engineering, fabrication, and CNC machining. It serves business jet, commercial airline, and military clients.
Dasher Lawless is a Warren, Ohio-based original equipment manufacturer and services company known for keeping design, engineering and production closely connected. Its 300,000-square-foot manufacturing facilities support projects from early prototypes through continuous production, while its in-house teams deliver automated parking systems and related industrial solutions for developers, operators and other manufacturers.
Established in 1997, Data Memory Marketing is a Gahanna, Ohio, national wholesaler known for serving the specialized optical-disc and data-storage trade. It also takes on customized projects for business customers, including distinctive video brochures.
For more than 30 years, Pittsburgh-based Data Science Automation, Inc. has engineered custom automation and quality-control systems for research, manufacturing, government, and business operations. Its scientists and engineers combine hardware, software, and systems-integration expertise, while a methodical plan-first approach is designed to reduce project risk and leave clients as self-sufficient as they want to be. The company says it has solved more than 3,000 technical challenges for over 1,650 businesses and is regularly audited and certified by the Control System Integrators Association.
Since 1984, Akron-based DATAQ Instruments has made data-acquisition systems and data loggers that turn analog signals into recorded, analyzable waveform data. Its hardware and WinDaq software are built for users ranging from life-sciences researchers to engineers working on heavy industrial equipment, with no-programming operation central to the company’s approach. DATAQ also manufactures its instruments in the United States, including the isolated DI-4730 for demanding high-voltage and industrial measurements.
Datwyler is a Switzerland-headquartered manufacturer of system-critical elastomer components, with more than 100 years of materials expertise and a history dating back over a century. It operates 25 production sites on four continents and manufactures more than 100 million components daily, supplying markets including healthcare, transportation and electronics, general industry, and food and beverage.
From its Middletown shop, Daubenmire Printing Innovations provides business printing with in-house graphic design, mailing, and bindery support. Owner Gina Gunderson took over from Gary Daubenmire in 2014, and the team brings more than 165 years of combined printing and graphic-design experience to accounts across the United States. The company is a WBENC-certified woman-owned business.
Established in 1985 as a plastic injection-mold design firm, David Wolfe Design has grown into an Akron operation that helps plastics and tooling companies turn early concepts into workable parts. Its particular strength is supporting complicated, low-volume projects that larger commodity molders may pass over, with design and manufacturing carried out through a vertically integrated operation.
Founded by brothers Ben, Julius and Carl Davis in 1939, Davis Bakery and Deli makes handcrafted baked goods and serves deli sandwiches for the Cleveland region. The family’s lard-free promise still guides the bakery, whose signature Jewish rye is made with the same sour starter used since 1939. Now spanning the second, third and fourth generations, Davis Bakery is also known for its Coconut Bars and Russian Tea Biscuits.
Family-owned Davis Farm Services, Inc. has been part of Northwest Ohio agriculture for more than 50 years, serving farmers from its Liberty Center and Delta locations. The company is known for putting precision technology to work in field applications, including variable-rate soil mapping and custom application.
For more than 120 years, Davis Graphic Communication Solutions has handled difficult print and graphic-communications projects in Barberton, from production and finishing through mailing, fulfillment and promotional programs. Its production team averages more than 20 years of tenure, and the company runs at least two shifts with the capacity to expand when deadlines tighten. Davis is particularly known for specialty-substrate printing and for coordinating complex projects across departments rather than treating printing as a one-size-fits-all job.
In business for more than 30 years, Cleveland-based Davro Inc. is known for careful, customer-specific metal finishing and a quality system built around timely, specification-driven work. The company serves both large corporations and small businesses, with stainless steel passivation and electropolishing among its established specialties.
Co-founded in 2021, Cincinnati-based Davy Gas was created to address the weaknesses of centralized hydrogen supply. The company builds, owns, and operates compact on-site plants for industrial users and gas distributors, bringing production closer to demand rather than relying on long-haul deliveries. Its engineering team has more than 80 years of combined experience developing hydrogen manufacturing, storage, and delivery systems.
Founded in Cleveland in 1973, Dawn Enterprises makes aftermarket automotive accessories, including color-matched body moldings and functional ram-air hoods. The company’s 50-plus employees produce many of its parts and materials in the United States, using waterborne paint and EPA-compliant equipment to pursue factory-style fit and finish. Its products have been used on vehicles, displays, and RVs across the country.