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Dante Products makes hearth and fireplace components, including gas valves, log lighters and whistle-free gas flex lines. The company is the innovator of the Universal Log Lighter, and its valves and gas lines carry CSA certifications for fireplace and other natural-gas and LP applications. Dante products come with a one-year limited warranty.
Born from DISA’s electronics department in 1947, Dantec Dynamics develops and manufactures optical measurement systems that turn fluid-flow and solid-structure measurements into usable research and testing data. Its long history includes the first commercial constant-temperature anemometer in 1958, the first commercial laser Doppler anemometry system in 1971, and continuing work with universities and research institutions worldwide. The company also provides application support and contract measurement services, and operates under ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded in 1932, Danzer is a family-oriented hardwood processor managed by a member of its third generation and wholly owned by the Karl Danzer Foundation. It produces sliced veneer and sawn hardwood, and describes itself as the world’s largest producer of decorative sliced wood. Its facilities in North America and Europe also make engineered wood products for decorative, industrial, architectural and design applications.
DAP Global, Inc. manufactures home improvement products and has been in business since 1865. The company describes itself as a leading manufacturer of caulks, sealants, and patch-and-repair products, serving both professional trades and homeowners.
Created by moms in 2009, Dapple Baby develops plant-powered cleaning formulas for households with babies and kids. The company was born to tackle the milk film and lingering odors ordinary dish soaps left on bottles, with products made without parabens, sulfates, synthetic dyes or fragrances.
Family-run since its founder Pierre-Yves created a pioneering plexiglass trunk in the late 1970s, DAPY has grown into a global maker of bespoke objects for luxury brands. The company keeps development and manufacturing in-house across six offices on three continents, with a long-standing focus on durable, reusable design.
Since 1985, Native American-owned Darana Hybrid has grown from a seven-person Niagara Falls operation into an international electro-mechanical contractor installing machinery, processing equipment, and conveyor systems across North America. Based in Hamilton, Ohio, the company has completed more than 800 construction contracts and is especially known for work in food and beverage processing, packaging, and distribution facilities. Its capabilities extend from industrial electrical and millwright work to heavy equipment relocation and metal fabrication, allowing Darana to manage complex installations with a workforce numbering in the hundreds.
Darc Graphics is a family-owned Maryland custom apparel and promotional-products company offering screen printing, embroidery, vinyl plotting and heat transfer, and personalized promotional products. It designs and manufactures its own apparel items in-house and serves organizations, events, businesses, and schools.
Since Dr. H. Darrel Darby founded DARCO International in 1985, the Huntington, West Virginia, company has carried a podiatrist’s practical perspective into the design of medical devices for foot and ankle care. Best known for its early semi-rigid post-operative shoe, DARCO now serves clinicians and patients around the world through offices across several continents, while supporting podiatric education and community partnerships. Its quality systems include ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certifications.
Woman-owned DARE Electronics has been building high-reliability electronic and electromechanical devices for government customers since 1976. The Troy, Ohio, manufacturer is known for supporting demanding military and aerospace programs, including legacy systems that need dependable replacement components. Its performance has earned eleven consecutive Defense Logistics Agency Gold Excellence awards, along with recognition from Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
Formed in 2003 to serve the ice cream industry, DariFill designs and builds filling, packaging, and cartoning equipment for ice cream novelties. The Westerville, Ohio company also supplies compatible packaging and ingredients, helps customers find contract manufacturing capacity, and supports its machines with technicians and engineers whose combined equipment-design and support experience exceeds 200 years.
Since 2006, the Personett family has run Dark Side Coffee Roasters from Ligonier, Pennsylvania, hand-sorting Arabica beans and roasting custom coffees in small batches each day. The family-owned roaster sources beans from cooperative family farms and supplies Western Pennsylvania and beyond with carefully developed single-origin coffees, blends, and flavored offerings.
Rochester-based DARKMATTER Sciences develops and manufactures variable composite materials that direct kinetic energy, with its technology first introduced in energy-dispersal pads for ballistic armor. A wholly owned subsidiary of Monarc, the company makes its materials in the USA and applies the same energy-management approach to armor integration, fitment systems, and protection for critical infrastructure. Its Energy Dispersal Pads are field tested and Gold rated through the National Tactical Officers Association’s Member Tested & Recommended program.
Born from an aftermarket painter’s 2009 effort to improve glow-in-the-dark motorcycle paint, Medina-based Darkside Scientific developed LumiLor, an electroluminescent coating that lets manufacturers and custom painters apply light directly to curved products. Founded after Andy Zsinko’s 2010 prototype reveal on a Pink Floyd-themed Kawasaki, the company now supplies LumiLor as paint, vinyl, and screen-printed film and supports integration from prototyping through production.
Forged in Buffalo, DarkStar makes small-batch cannabis chocolate edibles shaped by four generations of family confectionery experience. Its artisan bites use custom cannabinoid blends to pair handcrafted chocolate with moods ranging from daytime focus to nighttime rest.
Darling Ingredients collects and processes materials from the animal agriculture and food industries, converting resources that might otherwise be discarded into ingredients and renewable energy. Its operations span more than 260 facilities worldwide, where it transforms animal by-products and food residuals into products for food, feed, agriculture, and low-emission fuel markets.
Founded by Rosario Safina, daRosario Organics makes USDA-certified organic truffle products, including truffle oils and plant-based butters made with real Italian truffles. Safina introduced fresh truffles to the U.S. market in 1984 and launched daRosario’s organic line in 2004; in 2008, the company became the world’s first 100% USDA-certified organic truffle production company.
A third-generation, family-owned business founded in 1960, Darrah Electric Company remains rooted in Cleveland-area manufacturing. It builds custom D.C. power supplies for industrial and OEM customers while drawing on more than a century of combined engineering experience to support demanding power-conversion projects.
Born from a Sydney family’s confectionery shop, Darrell Lea has been making soft-eating licorice and other sweets in Australia since 1927. Its signature licorice was invented in a factory beneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge and is now exported to the United States, where the company employs part of a 500-person international workforce. Darrell Lea’s Australian-made treats are made without palm oil and use 100% sustainably sourced cocoa.
Pittsburgh-based independent perfumer Darren Alan creates artisan fragrances, bespoke scents, and vintage and historic perfume recreations. Trained in classical perfumery, Alan brings 30 years of personal perfume-making experience and 19 years in personal-care fragrance development to work that often draws on period-correct natural materials and Western Pennsylvania botanicals. He also shares his craft through online and in-person perfume classes and workshops.