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Built on American values since 1960, Dexter is an Elkhart-based trailer-component manufacturer with more than 65 years of industry experience. The company is known for supplying engineered wheel-end and braking solutions to trailer makers, dealers, service centers and owners across commercial, recreational and specialty markets.
DIAMANT Polymers Inc. develops and manufactures polymer systems that seal porous parts, repair casting defects, and compensate for gaps in structural steel connections. Its dichtol sealants penetrate micropores in 3D-printed components, castings, and thermal-sprayed coatings, while MM1018 Liquid-Shim creates full-surface connections in demanding construction applications. Based in Cincinnati, the company presents its work as a way to restore usable components, extend asset life, and reduce manufacturing waste.
Founded in Akron in 1941 and now based in Mogadore, Ohio, Diamond America Corporation designs and manufactures extrusion equipment, including custom dies and single-screw extruders, for customers around the world. The privately held, family-owned company grew from a rubber-industry machine shop into a U.S. manufacturer with a 30,000-plus-square-foot facility and an expanded lab for pilot testing, equipment design, and scale-up support. Its equipment has been used in more than 70 countries.
A privately held, family-owned manufacturer with Akron roots dating to 1941, Diamond America Corporation remains under the leadership of third-generation owner Mike Magee. From its Mogadore facility, the company serves processors worldwide with custom extrusion equipment and related engineering support, including testing in a 2,000-plus-square-foot lab. Its work now reaches more than 70 countries while retaining a distinctly Ohio-based manufacturing identity.
Diamond Door, also identified as Ohio Door Company, makes custom interior wooden doors in its own Ohio facilities. Located in the heart of Ohio’s Amish region, the company describes its work as hand-crafted and designs doors to customer specifications, including fire-rated options built by Ohio Custom Fire Door exclusively for Diamond Door.
Founded in 2010, Diamond Manufacturing of Bluffton is a family company that provides metal fabrication, machining, and assembly services from its 95,000-square-foot facility in Northwest Ohio. The company serves automotive and agricultural OEMs, along with Tier 1 suppliers, handling projects from prototypes to high-volume production and building material-handling racks among other custom work. Its welders hold D1.1 and D1.6 certifications.
Known across the Midwest and beyond for its service-centered approach, Cleveland-based Diamond Metals Distribution supplies prepared metal to tool and die shops, mold shops, machine shops and other manufacturers. The company stands out by handling much of the preparation in-house, including pre-squared finishing, so customers can put material to work with less shop-floor labor.
Diamond Products is one of the largest diamond tool and equipment manufacturers in the United States, supplying the construction industry for more than 50 years. The company emphasizes a broad selection of diamond tools and equipment, including customized products, supported by a seasoned field sales organization.
Diamond Roll Up Door, Inc. makes roll-up doors, including proprietary truck and trailer doors. Its product range also includes architectural coiling doors, which it says are designed to suit customer needs and facility applications.
Diamond Signs and Graphics is a Warrensville Heights sign maker that turns organizations’ brands into exterior and interior signage, vehicle graphics, and other custom visual communications. The six-year-old company brings more than 40 years of combined team experience to each project, working from a climate-controlled facility with year-round vehicle-graphics capability. Its work ranges from illuminated signs to dimensional interior lettering and graphics, with the team guiding customers through design and production.
A family legacy in metal manufacturing shapes Diamond Storage Solutions, whose roots trace to Emil Krill’s 1913 Diamond Foundry in Akron, Ohio. Today, Jennifer Nageotte and Terry Elliott carry that tradition forward by creating simple, customer-led storage solutions for industrial and healthcare workplaces, drawing on more than 25 years of experience in material handling and lean practices.
Diamond Wipes International is a USA-based contract manufacturer of wet wipes, disinfectant wipes, and personal care products, serving brands, retailers, and distributors across North America since 1994. The company manufactures over 2,000 products across beauty, baby, health, household, men's care, and pet categories, producing more than 45 million units per month from its FDA-registered, EPA-registered, and ISO-certified facilities in Chino, CA and Fredonia, WI. With over 30 years in business, 420+ employees, and 55+ production lines, Diamond Wipes provides turnkey services from formulation and R&D through production, packaging, and quality assurance.
Founded by Don and Jill Didion in 1977, Didion Vessel is a family-owned Bellevue, Ohio manufacturer of custom ASME pressure vessels, industrial autoclaves, and gas separators. The company grew from local welding and millwright work into code fabrication, earning its ASME stamps in 1989 and later certifying more than 3,100 vessels. Its experience with rigging and in-house fabrication also allows Didion to tackle unusually large, heavy custom units, including vessels built in its yard when they exceed shop dimensions.
Since its founding in 1970, Die Craft Machining & Engineering has grown from a small machine and die shop into a Cincinnati contract manufacturer. Current management acquired the company in 2000, later moving it into a 32,000-square-foot facility and building a reputation for solving difficult industrial parts and equipment needs. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and has used waterjet technology since 2001.
Established in 1944, Cleveland-based Die-Cut Products Company makes custom gaskets, shims and precision fabricated parts for customers around the world. Its specialty is tight-tolerance shim manufacturing—serving customers for three generations—as well as die-cut nonmetallic components and thin-gauge metal stampings. The company works from prototype quantities through full production under one roof, supplying sectors including aerospace, healthcare and defense.
Akron-based Die-Gem Extrusions specializes in small custom plastic profiles for OEM manufacturing, particularly parts measuring roughly 0.25 to 1.5 inches. The company combines profile design, extrusion and in-line finishing—such as printing, adhesive application and cutting—to deliver parts ready for production, with just-in-time stocking available for cyclical shipments. Die-Gem also operates KEL-EEZ Weatherization as a division focused on weatherization sealer products.
Since 1958, third-generation family-owned Die-Matic Corporation has produced precision metal stampings, tooling and finished assemblies for manufacturers from its Ohio facility. Its in-house team carries projects from progressive die design and prototyping through welding and assembly, supporting production volumes from 5,000 to 10 million pieces. Die-Matic is also an employee-owned company, with ISO 9001 and IATF 16949-certified quality systems.
Founded in 1986, Die-Mension Corporation is a Brunswick, Ohio precision manufacturer that designs, builds, and repairs tooling while producing machined components and metal stampings. Its capabilities span work from prototype through production, including wire EDM, grinding, and high- and low-volume stamping. Die-Mension is ISO 9001:2015 certified with design and is a WBENC-certified women’s business enterprise.
Diebold Nixdorf develops and supplies banking and retail technology, combining hardware, software and services for self-service and connected commerce. Founded more than 160 years ago as a safe maker, the company says it now serves financial institutions and retailers worldwide, with North Canton, Ohio, and Paderborn, Germany, identified as global headquarters.
Dieco Inc. makes cutting dies for corrugated packaging, while its Graphics 2 Press operation produces flexographic printing plates. Founded in Dallas, Texas, about 40 years before the company’s account on the site, Dieco grew from a one-person shop to more than 60 employees across three states; its Arlington facility is described as the largest die shop under one roof in the Southwest. The companies offer a combined source for cutting and print tooling, with Dieco emphasizing technical design support for customers’ equipment.