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Founded in 1976 as a family business, Delphos-based D&D Ingredients has grown into an independent toll manufacturer and wholesale ingredient supplier for the animal feed and pet food industries. Its 45-acre campus includes 530,000 square feet of manufacturing and warehouse space, supports an inventory of more than 750 ingredients, and serves customers across the United States and abroad. D&D’s operations are backed by FAMI-QS, HACCP, and Safe Feed/Safe Food certifications.
From its Syracuse, New York manufacturing plant, D&D Motor Systems makes high-performance DC motors and controllers for electric vehicles and specialized equipment. Founded by Michael and Eric Dieroff, the company brings more than 50 years of combined expertise to custom drive-system engineering, motor testing, and in-house manufacturing. Its U.S.-made products are used in applications ranging from golf carts and neighborhood electric vehicles to airport support and hydraulic equipment.
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From its Waterford, Michigan shop, D&D Production Inc. makes custom nutrunner and tubenut assembly tools for production environments. For more than 25 years, the company has worked with automotive and aerospace customers on difficult fastening jobs, including tight-clearance and high-torque applications. Its engineering-driven approach includes more than 350 nutrunner designs, along with specialty flush sockets made to customer specifications.
D&D Smith Winery is a family-run Norwalk winery that has been making wine since 2008, pairing its bottles with a bistro, tastings, and a welcoming gathering place. The Smith family began in a home basement with seven tanks and now produces 47 wines, including estate wines made from fruit grown nearby. Its wines have earned more than 150 awards, while the winery’s pavilion, loft, and kitchen host everything from private celebrations to community events.
Founded in Wilmington in 1954 as Master-Port Feed Mills, D&E Equipment designs, fabricates and installs grain storage and material-handling systems for agricultural operations. The company has served Southern Ohio, Northern Kentucky and West Virginia for nearly 70 years, pairing CAD-based project planning with its own millwright, bin-erection and electrical crews. D&E also supports the equipment it sells with factory-trained service personnel, an extensive parts inventory and in-house repairs.
Founded in 1971 in a one-car garage, Lebanon’s D&E Machine Company has grown into a precision CNC machine shop serving projects from one-off prototypes to production runs. The company combines milling and turning with design, reverse engineering, and complete machine assembly, with particular experience supporting automotive and robotics work. Damian and Kristin Whitaker acquired the business in 2026, continuing its long-running Ohio machining operation.
Since 2001, D&J Medical has custom-designed and fabricated orthotics, prosthetic limbs and compression garments for patients across Maryland. Its certified clinicians and on-site and national fabrication laboratories emphasize individualized fitting and long-term support, with particular depth in pediatric orthotics and prosthetic care. D&J Medical and Maryland Orthotics & Prosthetics are accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Health Care and the American Board for Certification in Orthotics, Prosthetics, and Pedorthics, and D&J Medical is Medicare-certified.
From its Ohio shop, D&J Precision Machine builds and remanufactures Cummins diesel engines and precision performance components for trucks, racers, and professional installers. Founded by Drew Pumphrey from a passion for diesel performance, the company manufactures selected parts in-house—including its X-BEAM billet rods and tool-steel wrist pins—and develops engine builds that balance high horsepower with everyday reliability. D&J is headquartered in Cambridge and is part of the Burnout Brands group alongside BD Diesel and Monster Transmission.
Rooted in a Moraine, Ohio manufacturing site with 175 years of local industrial history, D&M Welding has provided metal welding and fabrication services since 1974. The family-owned company became known for structural racks serving concrete block manufacturers across the United States and has since expanded into sheet-metal work, supported by a fiber laser and CNC press-brake equipment. D&M Welding is ISO 9001:2015 certified and remains under McCarroll family ownership alongside David Barger.
From Rockwood, Pennsylvania, D&S Custom Covers manufactures made-to-order covers and restraints for fire apparatus, including hose-bed covers fitted to individual trucks. The company makes its products in America and is known for a patented shock-cord fastening system that provides gloved-hand access while helping covers stay secure in changing weather. D&S also supplies NFPA-1901-compliant chevron treatments and supports fire departments and military installations worldwide, with products made in ISO 9001- and ISO/TS 16949-compliant facilities.
Founded in 1980, Baltimore-based D&W Clutch and Brake manufactures and remanufactures truck clutches and relines brake shoes for the trucking industry. Led by Kevin and Brian Keller, who were raised in the truck-parts business, the company draws on more than 80 years of combined industry experience and supports domestic and import applications with technical guidance and delivery service.
Employee-owned since 1976, D&W Diesel grew from a one-bay Auburn, New York garage into a national company serving industrial and mobile equipment operators. More than 350 associate owners now work from its 110,000-square-foot facility and eight regional locations, carrying forward the service focus that shaped the business from its beginnings as a starter and alternator rebuilder. D&W is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
At the heart of Columbus-based D&W Elements is designer Dan Wisniewski’s family, represented by the ampersand in the company logo. Drawing on Columbus’s art and sports culture, Wisniewski creates vintage-inspired designs for people who want to show where they belong, including custom work for weddings and businesses.
For more than 30 years, 3D2Reality has built its identity around 3D modeling and mechanical design engineering in Lititz, Pennsylvania. The company serves commercial, government, and industrial customers by turning engineering concepts into custom parts and integrated assemblies, working from existing models or developing solutions from scratch.
Since Scott Reardon founded it in 1999, D3 Embedded has grown into a Rochester-area engineering and manufacturing company known for tackling difficult embedded design work. Its U.S.-based team has completed more than 500 customer projects for organizations developing performance-critical machines, carrying selected designs from early development through production. The company also maintains an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Veteran-founded DA Precision Arms develops autonomous defense technology centered on VHAGAR-X, a modular, backpack-deployable tactical intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) unmanned aircraft system. The U.S.-based small business is designing the platform for rapid field deployment, edge-AI processing and future coordinated multi-drone operations in denied or communications-degraded environments. Its government-facing development work is aligned with SBIR/STTR pathways and ITAR, CMMC and SAM.gov requirements.
Built by shooters in Allentown, Pennsylvania, DA Targets makes American-made shooting targets designed to provide immediate feedback on the range. Its patented color-changing targets briefly reveal each point of impact, while self-healing materials withstand repeated use without the routine replacement of paper targets. The company also develops HIT IQ, a tablet-controlled live-fire training system for military and law-enforcement ranges that adds thermal hit detection, automated scoring, and performance data.
Dabomatic Corp is a Boynton Beach manufacturer whose story begins with founder Harry Schwartzman’s invention of the first flow-through applicator valve in 1956. Today, it produces controlled-flow applicators for pharmaceutical, cosmetic and industrial brands, with annual output exceeding 100 million caps and applicators.
Founded in 1930, Dacar Industries is a Pittsburgh-based maker of water-treatment chemicals and has provided chemical technology to customers for generations. It operates facilities in Pittsburgh and Carnegie, Pennsylvania, formulating and blending chemical products for industrial applications, including custom and private-label orders.
A family-minded Utica manufacturer with fabrication experience dating to 1992, Dacobe Enterprises has built its reputation on dependable, in-house work made in the USA. The midsize company is especially known for museum displays, serving institutions across the country with custom work from concept through delivery.