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Since 1984, Direct Promotions has been a Brooklyn-based small business serving New York schools and organizations with custom merchandise. Its in-house team manages projects from design through delivery, with production at its Brooklyn Army Terminal facility and nationwide shipping available.
Direct Tailwinds makes study aids for pilots, including patent-pending flags that organize Federal Aviation Regulations and Aeronautical Information Manual material for checkride preparation. Its portable review cards and repositionable, color-coded flags are designed and manufactured in the United States, with options tailored to pilot ratings and aircraft dispatchers.
Founded in Versailles in 1994 as a die-design source, Direct Tooling Concepts now designs and builds tooling while providing CNC production machining and job-shop services. The company grew from the merger of Direct Tooling Concepts and Direct Wire Service in 2018, bringing design and wire EDM capabilities under one roof. Its expanded facility provides up to 20,000 square feet, and its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Direct Wire & Cable is a Pennsylvania company that has manufactured in the United States since 1977, growing from a home-garage start into an established wire and cable maker. The company is particularly known among welders for its flexible, durable cable, while its Lancaster expansion into oxygen-free copper rod production adds a newer chapter to that manufacturing story. Its Denver and Lancaster facilities maintain ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Directional Systems is an Erie, Pennsylvania signage supplier known for helping commercial facilities manage traffic and wayfinding. It provides illuminated and non-illuminated directional signs, including custom-message work, for customers in sectors such as banking, parking and healthcare.
Passed from father to daughter, DiReggio Advertising is a women-owned creative agency founded in the late 1980s. Based in New York, it works with clients across industries and regions, shaping brand communications for print and digital audiences. Angelica Scaglione now leads the agency’s creative services, bringing a fresh perspective to its established client relationships.
With facilities in Western New York and Central Pennsylvania, Direkt Recovery recycles and brokers scrap metal for household, commercial, and larger-volume customers. The company has more than 15 years in the recycling business and combines processing with brokerage to find practical markets and pricing for material it handles. Its Pennsylvania yard serves the public six days a week, while the New York facility focuses on larger loads by appointment.
Dirt Devil grew from a Cleveland garage into a North American household-cleaning brand making vacuums and floor-care equipment. Its history reaches back to the P.A. Geier Company, founded in 1905, while the Dirt Devil name took off with Royal Appliance Manufacturing’s 1984 Hand Vac. Today, the brand is part of TTI Floor Care North America and is known for practical home-cleaning tools, including its distinctive cordless DogWalker pet-waste vacuum.
Known in the pressure-washing trade as the parent company of Kränzle USA and Atlantic Pressure Washers, Dirt Killer Pressure Washers is a Maryland manufacturer serving professional cleaners and equipment dealers. Its in-house work centers on commercial pressure-washing equipment and cleaning detergents, while its team also shares practical field knowledge through training and technical support.
Dirty Foods Co. is the company behind Dirty Spoon, a plant-based frozen-dessert brand built around recognizable household ingredients. After six years developing its process and technique, the company makes ice cream without gums, stabilizers, or lab-made additives for people who want a simpler ingredient list.
Founded by New York City friends James and John, DIRTY VIRGO makes nonalcoholic virgin cocktails designed for drinking less without giving up the ritual of a night out. Its low-calorie, low-sugar drinks are enhanced with electrolytes, while the brand’s irreverent “Virgins Have More Fun” identity turns abstaining from alcohol into the joke—and the point.
Founded in 1999, DIS, Inc. builds optical registration equipment exclusively for printed-circuit-board manufacturers, with its work centered on pinless alignment for multilayer boards. Based in New York, the company has developed a family of systems for prototypes through high-volume production and has more than 250 machines in the field. DIS says its equipment has handled demanding constructions including boards up to 52 layers, thin cores, flex materials and heavy copper.
Founded by the Reina family in 1947 as Illva Saronno, DISARONNO GROUP makes and distributes Italian spirits, wines, and ingredients for gelato and bakery. Renamed in 2026, the Saronno-based group has grown from its spirits roots into a multinational business with more than 800 employees, nearly €370 million in annual revenue, and distribution in about 160 countries. Its portfolio is anchored by Disaronno alongside historic Sicilian wine brands and a broad Made in Italy ingredients business.
From Niagara Falls, Disc & Belleville distributes disc springs and Belleville washers for engineered assemblies, with standard sizes kept in stock and custom sizes available in small runs. Its products are made to standards including DIN 2093 and DIN 6796, while specialty materials such as stainless steel, 17-7 PH and Inconel support demanding applications across heavy equipment, energy and industrial markets.
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.
Disinfexol, a Berkshire Corporation brand, manufactures pure and stable hypochlorous acid (HOCl) products in a 130,000 sq. ft. ISO 9001:2015 facility in Whitsett, North Carolina. Its offerings include EPA-registered disinfectant and cleaner products, bulk HOCl, private-label formulations, and contract manufacturing for commercial, industrial, agricultural, healthcare, skincare, veterinary, and residential applications.
Founded by two former IUP teaching colleagues, Disobedient Spirits is a craft distillery in Homer City that puts a Western Pennsylvania twist on traditional spirits. Bob Begg and Bob Sechrist began the venture in 2012, transforming a vacant grocery store into a distillery whose doors opened in December 2014. Local character runs through the work, from rye grown in the Monongahela Valley to teaberry vodka and other small-batch experiments, and the distillery also provides custom distilling services for licensed beverage companies.
DiSorb Systems, a Philadelphia medical-products company, both manufactures liquid medical-waste solidifiers and distributes thousands of healthcare products through manufacturer partnerships. It operates from an 80,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility and serves government customers as a certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and HUBZone enterprise. DiSorb’s quality system is ISO 9001:2015 certified, and the company has marked 25 years in business.
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.