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DBR Industries has specialized in seal distribution and sealing problem resolution since 1969, serving as a blue chip supplier to the U.S. Department of Defense and various industrial markets. The company provides certified quality seals, engineering support, and value-added services.
Since 1975, DC Safety has been known as an award-winning specialist serving major global companies as a medical product manufacturer and Tier-1 automotive OEM supplier. Based in Theodore, Alabama, it develops custom programs in-house and supports them through launch and ongoing supply, including safety kits for vehicle manufacturers. Its credentials include ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification, along with ISO/IATF 16949 compliance.
DC Scientific handcrafts ASTM glassware for petroleum laboratories while also operating an A2LA-accredited ISO 17025:2017 calibration laboratory and service operation. Its glassblowers bring more than 150 years of combined experience to precision work, including viscometer tubes and distillation glassware, and the company backs those products with calibration and technical service from laboratories in Baltimore and Houston. For more than 30 years, DC Scientific has specialized in American-made, high-precision distillation glassware, beginning with an ASTM D86 boiling flask.
Family-owned DC Welding is known for taking on unusual metalwork that calls for a made-to-fit solution. The shop serves clients with custom fabrication and equipment repair, carrying projects from design through completion.
DC-America designs and builds modular, skid-mounted power infrastructure in West Virginia, with a particular focus on turnkey EV charging depots and electrical systems for data centers. Its equipment-agnostic approach integrates customer-selected components into systems that are fabricated, wired, tested, and pre-commissioned off site before deployment across North America. The company also adapts the same platform for other mission-critical power projects where capacity and schedule matter.
DC-Digital, a division of I.E.S., designs and manufactures made-to-order digital LED timers, counters, time-of-day clocks, scoreboards and number displays. Its in-house capabilities include hardware and software engineering, circuit-board development, enclosure manufacturing, machining, assembly, programming and testing. The company serves manufacturing, healthcare, government, military, education, sports and entertainment markets.
Founded in 1954 as Dairy Conveyor Corp., DCC Automation designs and manufactures conveyor, packaging, and automation systems for dairy and other food and beverage production. Still family-owned, the company now operates three U.S. manufacturing facilities and serves customers internationally, pairing its long dairy-conveyor history with robotics and digital controls. Its hygienic robotic packaging system received the 2024 Rockwell Automation PartnerNetwork OEM Innovation Award.
Since 1987, DCD has manufactured American-made drain cables in northwest Ohio and grown into a direct supplier of equipment and replacement parts for plumbers and drain cleaners. Formerly Draincables Direct, the Millbury company also builds its own VALOR drain-cleaning machines and supports customers with repair centers, territory sales representatives, and on-site training. DCD is now part of the McAlear Group and is led by fourth-generation CEO Matt McAlear.
Established in 1958, DCG ONE grew from a print and fulfillment company into a creative experience agency that helps major brands shape how customers encounter them. Its distinctive character is the combination of hands-on production heritage with strategic and creative work, including print and digital experiences for organizations in sectors such as healthcare, finance, and government. The company operates from West Coast and East Coast facilities and maintains audited security and quality practices for sensitive communications.
Established in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, DCI Field Services provides industrial field service, millwright work, and fabrication for steel mills and other industries across North America. Its multi-skilled tradespeople handle both short outages and larger turnkey projects, with field welding and shop fabrication supported by machining and finishing capabilities. Rather than simply replacing parts or repairing welds, DCI says it investigates the underlying cause of equipment failures.
Family-owned and operated since 1956, DCJ Inc. has built its identity around responsive, personalized manufacturing and repair work for vehicle and industrial equipment customers. The Dayton company is known for custom driveshaft and cable work, serving OEMs as well as individual customers with short-turn solutions for demanding applications.
DCL Corporation brings together the heritage of Dominion Colour Corporation and LANSCO Colors, with a Toronto headquarters and an international manufacturing footprint. The company produces color pigments for industrial customers, serving applications where consistent shade and performance matter.
For over a decade, DCL Technologies Inc. has built its reputation as a knowledgeable supplier and engineering partner for companies developing products with display interfaces. It designs and supplies custom display solutions for clients balancing cost, quality, and supply-chain requirements, with support that helps turn technical needs into workable products.
DCS and More is a locally accessible print provider in East Rochester, New York, offering copies, print services, posters, signs, blueprints, banners, invitations, wedding stationery, and signage. The company also provides design-related support, file submission, appointments, and online ordering.
Since 1998, DCTech has helped manufacturers modernize their plant floors through independent industrial automation and control-systems engineering. The Northeast Ohio firm bridges IT and OT with tailored system integration, manufacturing execution software, secure infrastructure, and in-house control-panel fabrication. Its engineers work across manufacturing environments, including demanding chemical-processing operations, and support projects from assessment and design through commissioning and training.
DCW Industrial Service is the Pennsylvania shop known for restoring press brakes, including on-site ram and bed resurfacing, while also supplying CNC upgrades and sheet-support equipment. Its technicians diagnose, repair, and maintain forming machinery, with a particular niche in bringing older or orphaned equipment back into production through custom replacement parts and precision grinding held to ±0.001 inch. Customer testimonials describe the team working long days and weekends to minimize downtime.
DDC Technologies is a New York-based manufacturer founded by engineers, medical professionals, and industry experts to build laser systems for aesthetic practices worldwide. The company is particularly known for its Polylase MX platform, designed and tested in New York with practitioner support and training built into its international distributor relationships.
Privately held and based in Ivyland, Pennsylvania, DDM Novastar has been an American manufacturer of PCB assembly equipment since 1982. The company is known for serving high-mix, low-to-medium-volume work, with more than 30,000 systems installed and support extending to machines built since 1983. DDM also develops custom equipment for specialized applications rather than operating solely as a distributor or importer.
Established in 1954, De Angelis Ltd is a family-run atelier creating custom upholstery and fine drapery in Glen Head, New York. Now carried forward by Guido De Angelis’s grandchildren, Kristine and Kayel, the shop combines old-world handwork with a collaborative design process, supported by a 6,000-square-foot showroom of styles spanning decades. Its signature cutting shears—hand-recreated for left-handed craftsman Kayel—symbolize a three-generation tradition of detail-focused work.
Founded in 1830 in France’s Vosges region, de Buyer hand-makes cookware, bakeware, and kitchen tools for professional chefs and home cooks. Its factory combines generations of French craft with modern engineering, with carbon-steel cookware such as the Mineral B line remaining a signature of the brand. The company also operates its own wastewater treatment plant and received France’s CSR commitment label in 2018.