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Since 1984, DixiTech CNC has rebuilt, remanufactured and recontrolled metal-cutting machine tools, with particular depth in gear machinery and quench presses. The company grew from Dixie Machinery’s mechanical retrofitting work into a CNC division serving customers globally, combining mechanical restoration with engineering support for major CNC and PLC control platforms. Its work supports the close-tolerance demands of aerospace, automotive, marine and defense production.
Founded in 1916, Dixon is a U.S. manufacturer of fluid-transfer and control products, headquartered in Chestertown, Maryland. The family-owned company is best known for hose couplings and has grown into a global supplier serving industries ranging from food and chemical processing to transportation and fire protection.
Established in 2004, DK Manufacturing is a central Ohio custom injection molder producing high-quality molded parts and components. It primarily serves the automotive industry, operates two manufacturing facilities with more than 200 employees, and also performs on-line and off-line assembly.
Founded by Ralph Kuss in Findlay in 1951, DLM Plastics grew from a flexible plastics fabricator into a custom manufacturer serving customers with specialized containment and contract products. The former Kuss Corporation division still works from that original flexible-plastics vision, using its engineering experience to develop made-to-order solutions for individual applications.
Founded in 1932 by Walter Sr. and Mary Dlubak, Dlubak Glass Company remains family-owned and operated and has grown from bottle recycling into one of the largest U.S. glass recyclers and processors. It operates five permitted glass-recycling plants and reports sales volumes exceeding 400,000 tons per year, serving glass industries across the U.S. and beyond. The company is also beginning to expand into plastics and electronics recycling and development of products from recycled materials.
DMAX Ltd. manufactures Duramax V-8 turbo-diesel engines for GMC Sierra and Chevrolet Silverado HD pickup trucks at its Moraine, Ohio facility. Production began in 2000, and the company reports that more than two million Duramax diesel engines have been put into operation since launch. DMAX is a subsidiary of General Motors, LLC.
DME Prolink, the datacom division of ECS Global Wire and Cable, manufactures end-to-end structured cabling and data-center solutions for communications networks. What began as a North American wire-and-cable distribution business 35 years ago now operates internationally, with more than 300 support team members and a 7,400-square-metre, LEED Silver-certified regional facility in Dubai. Its products are tested against international standards and are designed for demanding environments ranging from commercial buildings to marine, oil and gas projects.
From its 14-acre Davis campus, DMG MORI USA builds precision machine tools and automation solutions for manufacturers across North America. Established as a Mori Seiki research and development division in 2000, the site produced its first American-built DMG MORI machines in 2012 and now operates a 221,000-square-foot factory with more than 120 employees. Its carbon-free, digitally managed plant is also home to the U.S. Horizontal Excellence Center, where customers can see automated production and custom engineering in action.
Trusted in the Dayton area since 2009, DNA Computers is a neighborhood technology shop known for explaining computers in plain language and helping customers make informed decisions. Its Kettering team builds custom Double Helix gaming PCs locally while also helping individuals and small businesses keep everyday computers working.
American-owned and operated, DNC Hydraulics began in 1988 when Dave and Carolyn Conaway built a $25,000 home-based operation into a Midwest hydraulic service company. Today, the Rawson-based business is known for careful root-cause inspection of complex cylinders working in extreme industrial environments, with mobile support for facilities where equipment downtime quickly becomes costly.
Founded in Columbus in 1989 by fourth-generation produce grower Tony DiNovo, family-owned DNO Produce distributes bulk and fresh-cut fruits and vegetables, with a particular focus on school nutrition. Now led by fifth-generation president Alex DiNovo, the company employs more than 240 people and serves school districts across 16 states, pairing its produce with kid-friendly cuts and classroom education. DNO also operates more than 65,000 square feet of cold storage and has turned broccoli stems and other produce scraps into new uses, including its High Rise broccoli stem chips.
Founded in 2020 in small-town Ohio, Doc’s Diesel designs and sells replacement maintenance parts for diesel and gas trucks, with a particular focus on OEM-grade filters and fitment-specific service kits. The company grew from founder Max Nihart’s frustration with dealership pricing and hard-to-find parts, and now operates from a 42,000-square-foot warehouse serving customers across all 50 states. Its filters are designed to meet or exceed OEM standards and undergo third-party testing for filtration efficiency and flow rate.
Locally owned and operated in the Canton/Akron area, Document Concepts is a privately owned print and copy center serving businesses with an in-house team of three graphic artists. The North Canton company handles projects from design through production and mailing, keeping the work under one roof for customers seeking an efficient local alternative to national competitors.
Dole Food Company, Inc. grows, processes and distributes fresh produce through a vertically integrated supply chain that reaches from farms to customers around the world. Founded in Hawaii’s pineapple trade, the company began growing pineapples in 1901 and remains especially identified with the fruit, while also supplying a broad range of fresh produce. Its farms and operations span more than 90 countries, with The Dole Way guiding work on responsible farming, worker well-being and access to nutritious food.
Family-owned and operated, Dolly Packaging is a Tipp City contract packager with more than 60 years of combined industry experience. The company serves manufacturers that need extra space, staffing or equipment for custom assembly and fulfillment work, including unusual projects such as building paint-chip planograms for direct shipment to retailers. Dolly Packaging is also a member of the Contract Packaging Association and the National Association of Women Business Owners.
Domtar is a privately held North American forest-products manufacturer with roots in lumber and paper businesses dating to the 19th century; the company adopted the Domtar name in 2024 after integrating Domtar Corporation, Resolute Forest Products, and the legacy Paper Excellence business. It operates approximately 60 locations and employs more than 13,000 people, producing fiber-based goods from responsibly sourced wood fiber and recycled paper.
Since Donald Schuster opened his Elyria greenhouse in 1964, Donald A. Schuster Greenhouse has grown bedding plants and other garden plants for local customers and wholesale buyers. Now run by the founder’s sons Ed, Steve, and Chuck, the third-generation family-owned greenhouse grows most of its retail plants on site and turns to pumpkins and seasonal farm activities in the fall. Its wholesale plants reach garden centers and gardens throughout Northeast Ohio, continuing a family growing tradition that began on the Murray Ridge Road property in 1927.
Founded in Illinois in 1959 by Robert Mendelson, Donco Recycling Solutions is a family-led recycling business that develops markets and revenue streams for industrial by-products. Its portfolio includes Ohio Pulp Mills, which produces recycled bleached pulp, and companies handling paper, plastics, organics, and recycling-system projects. Donco reports recycling more than 200,000 tons annually and describes five generations of Mendelson-family participation in the industry.
Founded in Albany, New York, in 1909, Dongan Electric Manufacturing Company is a long-established Detroit-area manufacturer with roots in the early automotive trade. After beginning as the Dongan Electric Instrument Company, it evolved into a maker of transformers and inductors, serving OEMs and end users worldwide with standard and custom-engineered power equipment.