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For more than 50 years, Datalogic has built an international technology business from its Italian base, with roughly 3,000 employees working across 27 countries. The company develops equipment for automatic data capture and factory automation, with barcode readers and mobile computers among its best-known offerings.
Since 1984, Akron-based DATAQ Instruments has made data-acquisition systems and data loggers that turn analog signals into recorded, analyzable waveform data. Its hardware and WinDaq software are built for users ranging from life-sciences researchers to engineers working on heavy industrial equipment, with no-programming operation central to the company’s approach. DATAQ also manufactures its instruments in the United States, including the isolated DI-4730 for demanding high-voltage and industrial measurements.
Founded in 1967, veteran-managed Dataram manufactures and resells memory, SSDs, servers and networking hardware for enterprise, government and critical-infrastructure customers. The U.S.-based small business stands apart through custom system builds, OEM-agnostic compatibility and long-lifecycle support, with manufacturing limited to the U.S. and partner countries and operations serving customers in more than 60 countries. Its solutions are designed for TAA, NDAA and ITAR compliance and produced through ISO 9001-compliant processes.
Founded in the UK in 1993, Datum Alloys makes ultra-thin precision metal parts, foils and components through coil-to-part laser cutting and CNC machining. Its work spans battery connectors, SMT stencil foils and other miniature parts, with material thicknesses as fine as 0.05 mm and facilities serving customers from the UK, United States and Singapore. Datum Alloys is ISO 9001:2015 certified and supports projects from prototype development through production.
The Potter family has owned and operated Datum Storage Solutions since Frank Potter founded the company in 1968 in his Long Island basement. Today, its York, Pennsylvania facility manufactures high-density storage systems for organizations that need to organize and secure important materials, with more than 40,000 installations behind it. The company provides design and installation support and backs its products with a lifetime warranty.
Datwyler is a Switzerland-headquartered manufacturer of system-critical elastomer components, with more than 100 years of materials expertise and a history dating back over a century. It operates 25 production sites on four continents and manufactures more than 100 million components daily, supplying markets including healthcare, transportation and electronics, general industry, and food and beverage.
From its Middletown shop, Daubenmire Printing Innovations provides business printing with in-house graphic design, mailing, and bindery support. Owner Gina Gunderson took over from Gary Daubenmire in 2014, and the team brings more than 165 years of combined printing and graphic-design experience to accounts across the United States. The company is a WBENC-certified woman-owned business.
Since 2003, Dava Truffles has been an acknowledged European team of truffle hunters whose work connects wild European truffles with chefs and specialty food businesses. The company handcrafts gourmet products and sells directly to customers in the United States and overseas, without intermediaries.
DavCo Advertising is a full-service printing and promotional-products company that turns customer ideas into marketing materials from its 35,000-square-foot facility. Its in-house operation brings together graphic design, photography, printing and fulfillment, with a showroom for promotional products and decorated apparel. DavCo also publishes the Lancaster County Business Directory and the Central Pennsylvania Business Directory.
Born from a ketchup cocktail challenge, Dave’s Concoctions handcrafts small-batch cocktail and mocktail mixers in West Chester, Pennsylvania. Dave developed the recipes with guidance from local bartenders and tests them with tasters until each blend is balanced, using 100% pure juices with no preservatives added. The company also gives a portion of its proceeds to nonprofit organizations in the West Chester region.
Davenport Machine makes multi-spindle screw machines and related equipment for high-volume precision production, including its long-running Model B and newer CNC-integrated Hybrid Machine. Founded in 1894 by William Simeon Davenport, the company moved to Rochester in 1919 and has since deployed more than 14,000 machines worldwide. Today, Davenport also remanufactures its machines and supplies genuine replacement parts from its Rochester operation, backed by an ISO 9001-certified factory and free operator training.
Born from a tree-service equipment problem, Davey Compressor Company has made air compressors since its incorporation in 1929, beginning with the first portable, air-cooled compressor. Today the company focuses on rotary sliding-vane compressors built around its patented Perma-Vane air-end, a simple design with one continuously moving part that is serviceable in the field. Davey manufactures many components in-house and tests each completed machine before it leaves the factory.
Since 1942, the Fink family has run David Elliot Poultry Farm, processing kosher poultry from its Scranton facility for families, chefs, restaurants and caterers. The third-generation family business is especially known for smaller, tender Rock Cornish hens and for treating kashrus as a hands-on responsibility, with in-house full-time shochatim and careful inspection throughout processing. Birds are raised on small family farms in Pennsylvania and shipped fresh from the facility to regional shelves, often by the next morning.
Founded in 2010, David Gaynor Design is a Brooklyn Navy Yard design-and-build studio making contemporary furniture with a close eye on materials, scale, and proportion. David Gaynor, a native New Yorker raised in a furniture-manufacturing family and a Rhode Island School of Design graduate, brings that manufacturing background to enduring modern seating and tables, including the Arden case-goods line.
In North East, Pennsylvania, David Lee Furniture handcrafts made-to-order custom furniture using traditional woodworking techniques. Owner and master builder David L. Thornton is a second-generation builder and woodworker with more than 40 years in the craft, and his small-shop approach gives each piece his attention from design through finishing. The workshop has also worked with designers, retailers, and corporate clients on custom furniture for more than 30 years.
Developed in 2001 as the upholstery division of David Michael Furniture, David Michael Upholstery built its Lynchburg business around custom upholstery for clients of the high-end European furniture importer. The shop grew into a full-time operation staffed by skilled local upholsterers, though it is now closing to new residential and commercial projects as its head upholsterer retires; existing backlog work will be completed.
Founded by Odessa-born David Roytman after his studies and service in the Israeli Special Forces, David Roytman Luxury Judaica creates made-to-order Judaica that treats Jewish identity as luxury design, with kippahs as a central signature. Its atelier brings together 30 masters to handcraft detailed pieces, including customized one-off orders, while extending the brand’s visual language into art and everyday accessories.
Since designer David Weeks founded the studio in Brooklyn in 1996, David Weeks Studio has been known for a hands-on, sculptural approach to design. Its team produces distinctive lighting by hand and works with architects, interior designers, and private clients on installations made to measure.
Established in 1985 as a plastic injection-mold design firm, David Wolfe Design has grown into an Akron operation that helps plastics and tooling companies turn early concepts into workable parts. Its particular strength is supporting complicated, low-volume projects that larger commodity molders may pass over, with design and manufacturing carried out through a vertically integrated operation.
Since 1966, third-generation family-owned Davidson Fabricating has made custom sheet-metal parts for OEMs from its West Chester, Pennsylvania operation. Its work spans prototypes through high-volume production, with particular experience in demanding aerospace and defense applications. The company is ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certified, NADCAP-accredited for welding, and ITAR registered.