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Downtime Rebuild, a family-owned division of Downtime Reduction, rebuilds high-end pre-owned machine tools to OEM specifications. With more than 30 years of experience and certified refurbishing processes, its technicians overhaul machines across makes and models, with particular expertise in horizontal machining centers. The company also buys used machines and provides field service through its parent service arm, founded in 1986 by Dan Corbett.
Family-owned since Michael A. Doyle established it in 1975, Doyle Shamrock Industries grew from a one-person operation into a Holland, Ohio, manufacturer serving customers across the United States and beyond. The company specializes in custom plastic injection molding, with 200,000 square feet across two manufacturing locations and an off-site warehouse. Its work is backed by ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certification.
Since 1922, Doyle Systems has engineered web and sheet cleaning equipment that removes dust, lint, spray powder and other contaminants from materials moving through printing and converting processes. Its systems are tailored to each application, including contactless vacuum cleaning for scratch-sensitive films and other substrates. Now part of the Duo-Technik family since 2025, Doyle also supports customers with related inspection, drying and print-process equipment and maintains a North American sales and service division.
Founded in 2022, Dozer Machine LLC is a manufacturing job shop built around close collaboration with customers who bring drawings or models for parts they need made. Its team works from prototype projects through production work, serving customers whose needs span several industrial fields while emphasizing practical problem-solving, quality, and delivery.
For more than 60 years, Toledo-based DPI Panels has made decorative wall paneling, sourcing, manufacturing, and finishing every product in the USA. Its panels stand out through a proprietary embossing process that gives textures authentic depth and dimension, while the company also serves OEM and distributor customers with hardboard solutions such as its Erasaboard™ markerboard. DPI is an ENERGY STAR® Partner and emphasizes conservation in its forestry and sourcing practices.
Sudbury-based DR Signs is a mid-sized complete sign manufacturer that designs, builds and prints signage for businesses, organizations and individual customers. Its work ranges from custom vehicle and recreational-equipment decals to storefront, billboard and illuminated signs, with in-house CNC 2D and 3D milling and routing. The company emphasizes attentive service and has many years of experience delivering sign projects on schedule and within budget.
For 63 years, DraCool-USA has built its name around the specialized care of plate heat exchangers. Formerly known as DraCool of Lykens, the company was purchased by Javier “Tony” Avendano in 2002 and now operates support facilities in four states, with a manufacturing location in Ohio. Its technicians help industrial customers keep equipment running through refurbishment and related field service.
Dragon Products, LLC manufactures severe-duty energy and industrial equipment and has supplied equipment for more than 60 years. The company says its story is American-made since 1963 and reports more than one million units manufactured. Its business includes oilfield and industrial equipment, with manufacturing facilities in the United States and equipment refurbishing services.
Formed in 2013 through the acquisition of ITCN by Dragoon Technologies, Dayton-based DragoonITCN designs and manufactures specialized test equipment and provides engineering services for embedded aerospace and defense systems. Its roots reach back to Dragoon Technologies’ 1992 airborne ISR systems work and ITCN’s 1991 avionics test-instrumentation business, with current tools such as CORVUS and C-STAT aimed at diagnosing aircraft data-bus and countermeasures-system problems. The small business serves Department of Defense, foreign military sales, and commercial aerospace programs under an ISO 9001:2015 quality system.
Established in 1972 and headquartered in Warren, Ohio, Drake Manufacturing builds custom precision CNC grinding machines and engineered solutions for the thread-grinding industry. Its machines can handle external threads up to four meters and internal threads up to 220 millimeters, while its global field-support network helps customers maintain and renew equipment over time.
Established in 1984, Akron-based DRB builds point-of-sale, tunnel-management and in-bay technology for car wash operators, including U.S.-made Unitec pay-station hardware. Its systems are supported by a 600-plus-person team and the Knowledge Center, while its Sgt. Sudz line adds custom-built, UL508A-certified motor control centers made at a U.S. factory. DRB is a Vontier company and has served the unattended and C-Store car wash market since 1983 through its formerly Unitec-branded in-bay business.
Founded in Cincinnati more than 75 years ago, Dreier Industries provides precision machining and production engineering support for manufacturers across a broad range of industries. The company combines more than 150 years of experience with a network of production partners, helping customers move from an improvement idea or drawing to a production-ready part. Dreier is also known for specialized work such as platinum plating fixtures and custom industrial blades.
For more than 40 years, Dreison International has remained a privately held, Cleveland-based business operated by the Berger family, whose members stay involved in daily management. Through its manufacturing companies, Dreison designs proprietary products for original-equipment and aftermarket customers while maintaining operations across five countries and a workforce of approximately 500 people.
Rooted in Dresden, Ohio’s basketmaking tradition, Dresden & Company handweaves American-made baskets and sells distinctive home accessories through a locally owned direct-sales business. Its baskets are made in a local workshop by weavers with decades of experience, while the close-knit team hand-packages orders and supports a nationwide network of independent Proprietors. The company also channels its “Life Made Better” mission into local jobs, American craftsmanship, and D&Co. Cares community assistance.
Founded in 1875 along the Ohio River in Portsmouth, Drew Shoe Corporation makes therapeutic comfort footwear for people whose feet require special care, including diabetic and orthopedic shoes. The company moved to Lancaster after the 1937 flood and still operates an Ohio facility that houses its warehousing, distribution and administrative functions. Its Drew collection is recognized for handmade craftsmanship, removable insoles and an unusually broad range of sizes and widths, while Barefoot Freedom adds a fashion-focused women’s line.
Founded in Cleveland in 1986, DRG Hydraulics Inc. provides manufacturing solutions and produces high-quality products using advanced manufacturing techniques. The company maintains an ISO 9001:2015-registered quality management program focused on reliable, on-time products and services.
In business since 1987, Driekast Piping Corporation is a Cincinnati mechanical contractor known for serving both public- and private-sector projects with qualified craft and trade workers. The company handles HVAC and process piping work, while also giving back locally through volunteering, sponsorships, and scholarships.
From its Perrysburg, Ohio manufacturing facility, Drifter Marine makes fishing nets and marine accessories under the Drifter Marine and DotLine names. The company has spent more than 40 years serving anglers and boaters, with fishing enthusiasts owning and operating the business. Its Fiberlite nets stand out for fiberglass handles that reduce weight while preserving strength and can be configured to suit different fishing styles.
Driverge Vehicle Innovations is a leading commercial van builder and upfitter that designs and manufactures custom vehicle conversions, including wheelchair-accessible vans, shuttles, and transporters. The company is certified by major automotive brands as an authorized vehicle modifier and operates multiple manufacturing facilities across North America. Driverge is known for its innovative products like the SmartFloor flexible flooring system and its extensive network of service centers.
Founded in Germany in 1919, Drossbach is an early pioneer of the corrugated tubing industry and now operates a North American manufacturing office. The company serves OEM and industrial customers with flexible conduit for protecting and organizing wiring, while its ability to customize components and respond to short-term demand gives it a distinctly responsive character. Its quality systems are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949.