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Four generations after Grandpa Gene opened Advertape in 1934, this family-owned Long Island business remains focused on labels and personal customer service. Its Discount Thermal Labels division, launched in 2009, makes compatible thermal labels in its own facility for businesses using desktop and industrial printers.
Founded in 1996 by Philip Goetz and Andrei Dukhin, Dispersion Technology develops and manufactures instruments that use acoustic and electroacoustic methods to characterize concentrated dispersions, emulsions, and porous materials. From its Bedford Hills laboratory, the company also develops measurement applications and software, with more than 850 instruments installed internationally. DTI’s technical work includes seven U.S. patents, international standards for acoustic particle sizing and zeta-potential measurement, and three editions of an Elsevier scientific book.
Founded by Keith Morton in 2007, Display Logic USA develops custom display, interface and touch solutions for OEM applications. The Hauppauge company combines more than 30 years of field experience with in-house LCD controller design and component sourcing, building turnkey systems around customer requirements. Its work has included rugged display and touchscreen solutions for public transportation, drive-through ordering and ticketing kiosks.
Display Makers, Inc. is a full-service sign and graphics company serving organizations with branded environments and visual identification. Its work includes custom displays and vehicle graphics, with design and installation handled as part of the service.
Born from a cabinet-industry showroom problem, DisplayDex makes wall-mounted hardware that organizes cabinet-door samples on racks. Its DoorDex system gives kitchen and cabinetry showrooms an orderly way to display and access samples, with custom dimensions available for cabinet manufacturers and distributors. The hardware is displayed in more than 10,000 showrooms across the United States.
From its Xiamen base, DisplayProp designs and manufactures custom window displays and visual-merchandising props that turn retail storefronts into brand stories. Its designers, architects, and visual artists handle projects from concept through installation, with an emphasis on experiential design and reusable materials. The company reports more than 16 years of experience, 200-plus people, and over 500 completed projects.
Founded in 1963, Ditron, Inc. specializes in micro-precision and micro-miniature stamping of ultra-small metal components for critical electronics, medical, aerospace, and automotive applications. Known for its Mosquito Clips, the company works with thin-gauge metals and runs high-speed progressive presses at up to 1,600 strokes per minute, producing parts with tolerances as tight as ±0.0005 inches. Ditron joined PrecisionX Group in 2025 and operates with ITAR registration and AS9100, ISO 9001, and ISO 13485 certifications.
Midtown Manhattan’s Diverse Printing & Graphics provides commercial printing, graphic preparation, direct mail, and branded promotional products for businesses in New York City and across the country. Its on-site graphics team handles project preparation, while a Heidelberg DI press supports short- to medium-run digital color work and the company’s bindery completes finishing and packaging in-house. Diverse’s management team brings more than 35 years of combined printing experience and belongs to ASI and PPAI.
Diversified Control, Inc. manufactures custom enclosure solutions for communications and electrical equipment, including enclosures for the cable and telecommunications industry. It has manufactured enclosures for more than four decades and describes its facility in Orchard Park, New York, as performing manufacturing under one roof.
Founded in 1978, Diversified Industrial Products (DIP Metals) supplies OEM manufacturers with specialty metal materials and machined parts, including high-temperature alloys for demanding applications. From its Long Island base, the company serves customers across North America and worldwide, pairing more than four decades of materials expertise with inventory and release programs that keep goods off customers’ floors until needed. DIP Metals is ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certified and approved by virtually all major U.S. prime contractors.
Diversified Labor Solutions is a Buffalo-based supported-workforce organization known for turning paid, supervised employment into a practical staffing resource for Western New York businesses. Its 250-person workforce receives training and transportation support before working at customer sites or in the company’s 25,000-square-foot facility, helping more than 40 local manufacturers and distribution centers respond to changing demand. DLS’s model specifically creates meaningful employment opportunities for adults with disabilities and New Americans.
Founded in a 250-square-foot Lockport garage in 1955, Diversified Manufacturing now engineers and builds thermal equipment—particularly custom heat exchangers and pressure vessels—alongside the fabrication and machining needed to bring them from concept to production. Its 160,000-square-foot New York facility also supports industrial cooling products and equipment remanufacturing for local and international customers. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 and ASME certifications, including the ASME U and PP stamps.
Diversified Textile Machinery designs and manufactures custom machinery and complete systems for the nonwoven textile market, with a particular focus on pillow-blowing and garnetted pillow production. Alongside new equipment, the company keeps used machinery and a broad spare-parts inventory, including parts for Wise Industries and Fiber Controls equipment. Its services span system engineering, installation and operator training, plus repair and rebuilding of multiple machinery brands; the company reports nearly 40 years of combined experience with Wise Industries parts and equipment.
Founded in Utica, New York, in 1892 to supply industry with buffing wheels, Divine Brothers Company now manufactures finishing products for polishing and surface preparation. Its long-running specialties include custom full-disc and bias buffs, while its NYALOX abrasive nylon brushes and Red Lion compounds reflect a product line developed through more than a century of manufacturing experience. During World War II, the company also produced specialty Chemical Corps equipment and artillery fuses, earning four Army-Navy “E” Awards.
Beauty marketer Tanya Choi founded Divine Canine after losing her dog AJ, channeling her cosmetics experience into a more thoughtful kind of pet care. The company makes made-in-USA grooming products for dogs, using human-grade ingredients in formulas designed for everyday skin, coat, and paw care.
DIXI Machines, Ltd. supplies high-precision horizontal jig boring and milling machining centers, including five-axis systems designed for complex, accurate cubical parts. Its DHP series combines substantial work envelopes with pallet-changing and flexible manufacturing options, while the company also represents nearly a century of DIXI Machines S.A. machine-building experience. Based in Elmsford, New York, DIXI serves customers across North America.
For 25 years, Dixon Tool & Manufacturing has made precision components and production fixtures, serving projects from low-volume prototypes to high-volume production. The Rochester company expanded into a 17,000-square-foot facility in 2012 and has since added more than 15 machines, with onsite engineering supporting custom designs. Dixon is a division of Kro Industries LLC and serves customers across the United States, with some components reaching the Far East.
Dizzy Lizzie’s Farm is a woman-powered family farm that grew from a 102-acre homestead purchased in 2012 into a public farm in Erieville. Its organic practices are central to the operation, which serves the community through seasonal food and hands-on experiences such as U-Pick blueberries.
Founded in 1997 by Bosnian refugee parents, family-owned Djerdan Burek makes traditional Balkan phyllo-dough pies using hand-crafted methods. After starting with a restaurant in Astoria, Queens, the company opened a North Jersey production facility in 2014, supplying restaurants and retailers with frozen bake-at-home burek now available across all 50 states.
Founded in 1985 to serve the Hudson Valley’s pulp and paper industry, privately owned DK Machine makes and repairs precision valve balls and seats while specializing in tight-tolerance spherical grinding and lapping. The Fort Edward, New York shop is a 100% American manufacturer with about 20 employees and a 13,170-square-foot facility, supplying components for demanding applications including the U.S. Navy submarine fleet. Its quality system follows MIL-I-45208A, and its custom automated and semi-automated equipment supports spherical parts that many conventional machine shops will not take on.