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DeMuth Steel Products Inc makes specialty steel products for the silo industry and for agricultural, construction, and commercial/industrial applications. Established in 1917 by Lester DeMuth, the company was incorporated in 1947 by his son Harry and purchased by Quebec's Vallieres family of farm-related businesses in 2006. It sells through a dealer network across the United States and Canada.
Founded by Denise Gause in 1991, Denise’s Delicacies is a Philadelphia bakery making handcrafted cakes and pastries for weddings, birthdays and everyday celebrations. The family tradition continued after Denise’s retirement, with her nieces Keshia Davis and Cynthia Benton leading the bakery after it rebuilt following a 2015 fire. Its wedding cakes are built around a renowned butter pound cake recipe and made-from-scratch vanilla buttercream, while the bakery also offers fresh doughnuts, breads, cookies and pies.
Dennis Filges Company, Inc. has provided precision sheet metal fabrication since 1973. Its 27,000-square-foot facility produces stamped and formed components and custom fabrications, with design and production services offered alongside that work.
Dens-A-Can International, a trademark of Stanko Products, Inc., pioneered can densification in 1981 and now designs and manufactures recycling equipment in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. Its densifiers compress aluminum and steel containers into high-density, stackable bundles, alongside systems such as glass breakers and surge storage equipment. Many of the company’s earliest machines remain in operation, reflecting a long-running focus on simple operation, reliability, and maintainability.
DENTALEZ is a dental equipment manufacturer and supply company with more than 100 years of experience serving oral health professionals. It manufactures dental practice solutions under brands including Star, Ramvac, Forest, Nevin, and Columbia Dentoform, and describes its history as a dental industry staple.
DenTech Industrial marks 40 years of helping manufacturers solve difficult facility and process challenges. Based in Denver, Pennsylvania, the industrial system integrator brings projects from design through installation for customers across the Mid-Atlantic and throughout the United States, with particular depth in dust collection and custom industrial systems.
Dentsply Sirona develops and sells integrated dental hardware and software for dental practices and laboratories, spanning connected dentistry and chairside manufacturing. The company says it has more than 130 years of innovation and a team of over 650 scientists and engineers serving dental professionals worldwide.
Since 1998, Pawtucket-based Denture Repair Lab has restored and duplicated dentures through a nationwide mail-in dental laboratory service. Its trained dental technicians handle repairs in-house, with many standard jobs completed the same day they arrive and returned by tracked shipping. The lab also partners with Dental Lifeline to help restore dentures for people who cannot otherwise afford dental care.
Since 1905, Philadelphia’s Derbyshire Machine & Tool Co. has made custom machined products, including its proprietary Peri-Jets, for specialized industrial and marine applications. The company pioneered CNC job-shop machining in 1967 and now works from a 30,000-square-foot facility, producing everything from prototypes to runs of several thousand. Derbyshire has supplied U.S. Navy and marine-industry customers with Level I and Sub-safe products for more than 30 years.
Derbyshire Marine Products carries the Derbyshire family lineage into a separate Lansdale company established in 2010, following roots that began in 1986 within Derbyshire Machine and Tool Company. It is known for military-grade valves and fittings developed for U.S. Navy vessels and adapted for demanding commercial applications, backed by custom engineering and reverse-engineering support.
Known for developing precious-metal materials for demanding applications, Deringer-Ney Inc. makes custom alloys and precision components for manufacturers in fields such as medical devices and automotive systems. Its materials appear in millions of devices worldwide, while its quality system carries ISO 9001, ISO 13485 and IATF 16949 certifications.
Founded in March 2006, DermAvance Pharmaceuticals is a privately held dermatology company built around physician-dispensed care for aging and aesthetically treated skin. Its team brings deep pharmaceutical and aesthetic-industry experience to developing products such as Hyalogy for dermatologists, plastic surgeons, and other aesthetic physicians.
DeRo Spirits LLC makes DeRo Premium Cello, a bottled spirit highlighted by its own branded merchandise and direct online checkout. The available information identifies the company and its signature product but does not provide further history or ownership details.
Founded in Buffalo in 1951 to solve difficult mechanical-separation problems in mining, Derrick Corporation now makes separation equipment for mining, drilling, and underground construction. Still third-generation, family-owned and operated, the company manufactures in Buffalo and supports more than 600 associates through a global network. Its founder’s integrated vibratory motor remains at the heart of a technology portfolio that includes fine-screening and solids-control equipment.
Derse is a face-to-face marketing and brand-experience company that plans and produces trade show exhibits, events, and branded environments. With more than 75 years of experience, it operates full-service facilities in the United States and Europe, including a 158,000-square-foot Milwaukee headquarters with production and warehousing space. Its work includes custom exhibit fabrication and immersive customer experience spaces.
DeSavino & Sons fabricates and installs solid-surface, engineered-quartz, and natural-stone surfaces for residential and commercial projects. Founded in 1954 by Nicholas DeSavino as a Northeastern Pennsylvania woodworking business, it remains a family-run company with three generations of DeSavinos involved.
Design Plastic Systems is a reliable partner for industrial plastics, fiberglass, fabrication, distribution, and piping solutions. The company specializes in providing top-notch solutions for industrial needs, working with a wide array of materials including polymers, thermoplastics, and composite materials.
Founded in 2015, Desktop Metal was created to make metal 3D printing accessible to engineers, designers, medical professionals and manufacturers. Based in Burlington, Massachusetts, it develops production-focused additive manufacturing systems and related software for companies seeking to make complex parts at meaningful volumes, with binder jetting at the center of its approach.
Detroit Switch, Inc. is a family-owned American manufacturer of high-reliability control switches for critical systems. Established in 1971, it is a third-generation company with manufacturing roots tracing to Detroit Lubricator, founded in 1877, and has supported military, naval, rail, power-generation, and industrial applications for decades.
Born in a Philadelphia garage after founder Charles A. Russo returned from the Navy, DeVal Lifecycle Support has manufactured armament and ground-support equipment for military systems since 1954. Now a Parts Life, Inc. company and SBA-certified HUBZone small business, DeVal combines build-to-print manufacturing with lifecycle sustainment, helping keep legacy equipment operational through remanufacturing and precision replacement work. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D.