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Dorcy offers flashlights, lanterns, spotlights, survival bags, consumer batteries, headlamps, signal wands, rechargeable portable lighting products, and LED glowsticks under the Dorcy, LifeGear, and DieHard brands. The submitted source context also describes product development and retail support.
Founded in 1962 as a family-owned business, Dorel Home makes affordable ready-to-assemble furniture for rooms throughout the home. Its portfolio spans multiple furniture segments and includes the long-running COSCO brand, which has been designing practical household solutions for more than 80 years. Dorel Home distributes through more than 300 retail partners in over 40 countries and is expanding its use of responsibly sourced materials, recycled fibers, and Greenguard Gold-certified products.
Dormotech develops wireless hardware, clinical software, and cloud infrastructure for comprehensive sleep diagnostics in both patients’ homes and attended laboratories. Its DormoVision X™ platform connects 38-channel home and in-lab polysomnography within one review and reporting workspace, with the company reporting 96.6% agreement with traditional attended Type I PSG in clinical validation. Dormotech also offers a research platform for multichannel sleep data and machine-learning analysis.
Founded in Cleveland in 2017, Dory Power designs and manufactures lithium-ion battery systems for energy storage and uninterruptible backup power. Its Sentry line is designed and assembled in the USA and produced in Greater Cleveland, pairing a full-metal enclosure with AI-driven monitoring and solar recharging for quiet, long-duration backup. Dory systems serve settings ranging from homes to hospitals, laboratories, and data centers across the United States.
Doscher's Candy Co. is a Cincinnati candy maker founded by Claus Doscher in 1871. The family says each piece is made by hand, and the company continues its long-standing candy-cane tradition using the same recipe, copper kettles, and time-honored techniques; it also makes the chewy, nougat-like French Chew.
Family-owned and operated since Donna and Scott Heitmann founded it in 1989, Dott Products began with a single medical customer and the Sponge on a Stick. Now based in Avon, Ohio, the company works with manufacturers and suppliers to turn flexible materials into standard or custom components, handling projects in-house from design through production. Its two facilities total 28,000 square feet, supporting both stocked products and made-to-order work.
Established in 2013 on a Turner farm overlooking the Androscoggin River Valley, Double Z Land & Livestock raises grass-fed sheep and beef alongside pasture-raised poultry for direct sale. Owners Chris and Kate Abbruzzese run the farm as a connection between people, food, and the land, with Katahdin sheep at the heart of its flock and a ZZ Mercantile for local pickup. The farm also hosts a seasonal six-course dinner that brings its meats and other locally sourced ingredients to the table.
Dough Mama is a Clintonville cafe and bakery built around scratch-made pies, pastries, and comforting breakfast and lunch fare. Classically trained pastry chef Perrie Wilkof began the business in her home kitchen in 2014, baking for Columbus restaurants until it grew into the cafe and bakery that opened in 2015. Its seasonal menu emphasizes local farmers and artisans while making room for dietary diversity and an explicitly inclusive community space.
From its Milwaukee base, Douglas Dynamics manufactures and upfits work-truck attachments and equipment, including snow and ice-control gear and custom commercial-vehicle solutions. Its brand family traces back to 1946, while the company today operates seven manufacturing locations and 15 installation and distribution centers with more than 1,600 team members. Continuous improvement through its Douglas Dynamics Management System is central to how the company develops and builds equipment sold across North America, Europe, and Asia.
Founded in 1978, Douglas Manufacturing makes conveyor components at its Pell City, Alabama plant, including pulleys, idlers and systems for moving bulk materials. Its patented Vortex® Spiral Clean Pulley and field-installable Replaceable Rim Lagging reflect a practical focus on self-cleaning performance and reduced maintenance. Now part of the Rulmeca Group, Douglas remains a family-owned and operated manufacturer whose American-made products serve customers in more than 85 countries.
Dove Digital Printing is a Tallmadge small business that serves other small businesses and churches with locally focused digital printing. Its team helps customers move from artwork to finished print, with church bulletins among its specialized work and local pickup available throughout the surrounding Northeast Ohio communities.
Since 1952, Dove Stamping has made precision metal components through stamping and related machining, welding, and assembly work. Based in two plants totaling 80,000 square feet, the company has produced millions of stamped parts for applications ranging from engine timing components to plumbing and consumer products. Dove maintains an all-American supply chain, sourcing its raw materials within the United States, and holds IATF 16949:2016 certification for automotive quality management.
Dover Chemical Corporation has been delivering specialty chemical solutions since 1950, building its reputation around chemistry that works in real manufacturing conditions rather than only in the laboratory. The company serves manufacturers and formulators as a practical technical partner, helping them address performance challenges from development through commercial production.
Dover Hydraulics has called Dover, Ohio, home since 1982, serving the industrial companies that keep American manufacturing moving. It is known for comprehensive hydraulic repair backed by around-the-clock field troubleshooting, with an authorized Eaton Hydrokraft warranty center for specialized service.
For more than a century, Dover Tank & Plate Co. has remained in the Lawless family, growing from the small steel shop founded by Neal and Bernard F. Lawless in 1922 into a fourth-generation company in Dover, Ohio. Its reputation rests on dependable, in-house work for industrial and commercial projects, with the family’s descendants still guiding the business today. The company is an AISC Certified Fabricator.
Established in 1997, DOWA THT America processes metal components at its Bowling Green, Ohio facility and engineers industrial furnace systems for heat-treatment operations. Its fully automated processing environment includes programmable carburizing and nitriding furnaces, with daily laboratory testing to verify hardness, case depth, and metallurgical properties. Backed by DOWA Thermotech’s more than 50 years of heat-treatment and furnace-engineering experience, the company supports customers from equipment development through maintenance and production processing.
A Cincinnati family business, Down Decor is known for developing distinctive bedding materials while manufacturing in the United States. Its factory serves retailers and private-label home-goods brands, with customization and product-development support built around each customer’s needs.
Downing Displays designs, fabricates, and manages trade show exhibits and branded event environments, working from its 140,000-square-foot facility in Milford, Ohio. Founded in 1962, the company grew from pioneering portable display systems into a custom exhibit producer serving exhibitors and event organizers, and has supported trade show programs for more than 60 years.
Founded in 1972, Downing Exhibits is a custom exhibit and retail display design and fabrication company serving clients throughout North America and internationally. The family-owned, privately held Ohio company operates two plants across 300,000 square feet of facilities and employs more than 100 people.
Downlite is a family-owned Ohio bedding manufacturer founded as a standalone company in 1982, with family roots in feather-and-down processing dating to 1860 and the business restarting in 1952. It makes bedding for home and hospitality customers and supplies responsibly sourced natural filling to outdoor and performance brands; the company says it manufactures over 90% of its overall production in the United States. Its U.S. and Canadian facilities include bedding, mattress-pad and pillow production, and down-and-feather processing.