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Based in Cincinnati, 3D Corrugated Packaging & Fulfillment makes custom corrugated packaging and helps businesses manage the logistics behind it through warehousing and fulfillment services. The company works with both small businesses and larger operations, offering everything from stock shipping supplies to branded packaging designed around a product’s size and presentation. Its services also include inventory storage, pick-and-pack fulfillment, and preparation for Amazon FBA and Walmart WFS shipments.
From napkin sketches to full-size mockups, Williamsport’s 3D Creative Services Inc. turns ideas into detailed scale models, exhibits, and sales displays. Its team brings more than 100 years of combined experience to projects ranging from interactive educational exhibits to highly detailed aerospace and defense presentation pieces, handling design and fabrication through finished, ready-to-use displays. The company is particularly suited to unusual projects where the client has a concept but no drawings or dimensions, as demonstrated by its custom children’s bulldozer exhibit and 14 health-education exhibits for the Susan P. Byrnes Health Education Center.
Launched with a vision for a different kind of dental supplier, 3D Dental Designs & Development is now in its second decade serving dental offices and distributors. The Shaker Heights company is known for practical, economical solutions and for working with distributors on private-label products and customized projects.
3D Directions provides additive manufacturing consulting and design services, helping clients develop and apply 3D-printed solutions. The company’s work centers on advanced additive manufacturing rather than conventional production, with its focus on design support and technical guidance.
Founded in 1974, D F Electronics, Inc. provides design and engineering services leading to the manufacture of electronics assemblies for regional OEMs in the central Ohio River area. It produces customer products in runs ranging from hundreds to tens of thousands per year, with manufacturing engineering incorporated from the prototype stage.
Founded in 2005 in Irvine, California, 3D Infotech develops 3D software and turnkey inspection solutions that automate quality control and support adaptive manufacturing. Its work brings together metrology, robotics, computer vision and augmented reality, serving manufacturers with plug-and-play systems for dimensional and visual inspection. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and ITAR registered, and has deployed more than 400 solutions.
Born from a request for an easier way to demonstrate laparoscopic instruments, 3-D Med makes medical simulation trainers and anatomical models for surgical and patient-care education. The Franklin, Ohio division of 3-D Technical Services developed its first portable, cost-effective laparoscopic trainer without a video tower and now also builds custom simulation products in-house. Its parent company brings more than 40 years of custom product development experience, supported by a 15,000-square-foot facility and 25-person staff.
Based in Valley Stream, 3D Print New York provides 3D design, rapid prototyping, and additive manufacturing for both one-off custom pieces and larger production orders. Its work ranges from practical replacement parts to playful products such as logo trading-card stands and miniature traffic cones, with designers helping turn new concepts into printable objects. The shop works primarily with FDM printing and offers common plastics in a wide range of colors, while arranging special materials when a project calls for them.
Created in 2021 by Rachel and Jareth Tackett, 3D Print Pittsburgh is a Pittsburgh custom 3D printing and product-development shop that turns existing files or original ideas into prototypes, parts, and production runs. Its in-house print farm handles everything from small orders to batches of thousands, while its custom-built BigPAM printer extends FDM production to parts measuring up to 800 × 800 × 900 millimeters. The company also provides CAD design and scanning, with original design files and licensing included in its custom-design work.
Based in Tullytown, Pennsylvania, 3D Printing & Copy Center produces commercial print and marketing materials, combining design and production services with an online ordering system. The company draws on years of print and marketing experience and offers branded storefronts that let businesses manage recurring print orders and maintain brand consistency. Its personal service is aimed at making print projects easier to organize, from initial artwork through production.
3D Printing Access rapidly manufactures and delivers 3D printed parts to clients, emphasizing speed, cost verification for prototypes, flexibility without new tooling, and sustainability through reduced waste.
Born from Chuck Hull’s invention of stereolithography, 3D Systems became the first company to commercialize 3D printing and now makes industrial additive-manufacturing systems, materials and software. For more than 35 years, it has developed production workflows for demanding applications, including tool-less investment-casting patterns and direct metal parts, while supporting customers through application consulting and a global network spanning more than 68 countries.
Founded in Glastonbury in 1979 by Dennis and Mary Alice Tulimieri, D Tech Service designs and manufactures electrical motor-control systems while providing engineering and factory-trained field service for VFDs. Now operating from a 40-person Cromwell facility under three longtime employees who purchased the company in 2022, it supports customers across New England and the New York region with custom, tested systems and round-the-clock service. Its facility is ISO 9001:2015 and UL 508A certified.
Founded in 2013 in Fairmont, West Virginia, 4D Tech Solutions develops and rapidly prototypes technology for government and civilian customers, taking projects from research and system design through testing and technology transition. Its work is especially marked by unmanned systems and sensing, including a MEMS-mirror LiDAR product transitioned from Army Research Laboratory research and robotic platforms built for demanding field conditions. 4D is a wholly owned subsidiary of Accenture Federal Services and has delivered projects ranging from an Army-approved unmanned aircraft to more than 2,400 small robots for explosive-device defeat.
Known for making older vehicles feel less dated, 4D Tech creates vehicle technology upgrades for drivers and automotive businesses. The Webster, New York company focuses especially on Ford and Lincoln systems, designing solutions that can be installed without extensive custom work and supporting customers with technical help.
What began more than 30 years ago as a six-person machine shop has grown into D-J Engineering, an aerospace manufacturer of complex parts, flight structures and large assemblies across more than 300 employees and three campuses. Based in Augusta, Kansas, the company is known for taking on emergent, legacy and low-volume projects that require new manufacturing processes, including machining parts up to 60 feet long and producing custom aluminum extrusions in-house. D-J Engineering holds AS9100D and multiple Nadcap accreditations, including for heat treatment, welding, composites and nondestructive testing.
For more than 15 years, D-Scope Systems has developed medical media software that captures, archives and shares procedure video while integrating it with electronic health records. Its D-Scope VIA platform grew from early otolaryngology products into a hardware-agnostic system used by major ENT teaching institutions and selected U.S. Department of Defense and Veterans Affairs facilities. The company’s IVISS platform is the only medical media solution described as fully vetted for EHR integration across the DoD and VA, with military-level security and an Authorization to Operate.
For more than 15 years, D-Scope Systems has built its reputation around medical imaging workflows, working closely with clinicians to make recorded procedures easier to use in patient care. The New Rochelle company serves healthcare providers with software that manages clinical media and connects it to electronic health records, and its D-Scope IVISS system has been authorized for use in U.S. military and veterans’ healthcare.
Founded by surgical-positioning pioneer Dan Allen, D. A. Surgical develops and manufactures patient positioning and protection devices for operating rooms, with a particular focus on keeping patients stable in steep Trendelenburg and supine positions. Allen’s more than 40 years studying anatomy and participating in over 3,000 procedures led to the boot-style surgical stirrup and the company’s flagship TrenGuard® system, which supports patients at the trapezius muscles without shoulder braces. Its US-based manufacturing and ISO 13485:2016-certified quality system support products used in more than 1 million procedures worldwide.
Founded in 2002, D. Gillette Industrial Services is a third-generation women-owned manufacturer and engineering firm that fabricates, repairs, and assembles equipment and parts for military sustainment and commercial production. With more than 30 years of repair experience, the Easton company is especially known for rebuilding packaging equipment and developing solutions for obsolete parts, including through reverse engineering and prototype work. Its 11,000-square-foot manufacturing facility supports precision machining down to .001-inch tolerances, while its SBA 8(a) and ISO 9001:2015-compliant operations serve government and commercial customers.