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Privately held and based in Ivyland, Pennsylvania, DDM Novastar has been an American manufacturer of PCB assembly equipment since 1982. The company is known for serving high-mix, low-to-medium-volume work, with more than 30,000 systems installed and support extending to machines built since 1983. DDM also develops custom equipment for specialized applications rather than operating solely as a distributor or importer.
Established in 1954, De Angelis Ltd is a family-run atelier creating custom upholstery and fine drapery in Glen Head, New York. Now carried forward by Guido De Angelis’s grandchildren, Kristine and Kayel, the shop combines old-world handwork with a collaborative design process, supported by a 6,000-square-foot showroom of styles spanning decades. Its signature cutting shears—hand-recreated for left-handed craftsman Kayel—symbolize a three-generation tradition of detail-focused work.
Founded in 1830 in France’s Vosges region, de Buyer hand-makes cookware, bakeware, and kitchen tools for professional chefs and home cooks. Its factory combines generations of French craft with modern engineering, with carbon-steel cookware such as the Mineral B line remaining a signature of the brand. The company also operates its own wastewater treatment plant and received France’s CSR commitment label in 2018.
DE International Group L.L.C. brings 20 years of global sourcing experience to aluminum casting work for small and midsize businesses. Beyond producing parts, it helps smaller companies build practical sourcing and supply operations, including support for projects that extend beyond its own production capacity.
De La Espada makes design-led furniture through its dedicated workshop in Portugal, where solid-wood and upholstery work anchors a broader collaboration with artisans and small workshops. Its collections pair contemporary designers such as Neri&Hu and Luca Nichetto with carefully developed pieces, including the Sela seating line, where saddlery meets woodwork.
Founded in 1997 by raised-floor veteran Jose Giovanni De Leon, De Leon Access Floors is a Maryland contractor and nationwide distributor specializing in raised access flooring, including new, used and refurbished systems. The company has laminated more than six million square feet of access flooring and is known for refurbishing systems from any manufacturer, retaining sound panels to reduce waste and workplace disruption. It also maintains substantial inventory and hand-inspects flooring before it leaves the facility.
Founded by entrepreneurs Adam Millman and Danny Neeson, De Nada Tequila makes naturally smooth tequila from agave, water and its own proprietary yeast, with nothing added. The brand works with Arandas, Mexico’s Vivanco Distillery, a tequila-making family whose craft dates to 1929, and packages its spirit in what it describes as the world’s first 100% recycled and recyclable aluminum tequila bottle. Its production choices include single-estate Blue Weber agave and composting spent material, reflecting a focus on lowering tequila’s environmental impact.
Woman-owned since 2000, De Perini Metal Fabricators is a Maryland manufacturer with roots stretching back to its 1960 founding by Jack K. De Perini. From its Gaithersburg plant, the company produces precision sheet-metal and machined parts for military, government and commercial customers, handling both prototypes and production work.
DE Sports Inc. is a Clarion, Pennsylvania apparel company with a strong local identity, reflected in its spiritwear collections for nearby schools and regional destinations. It creates custom teamwear and branded apparel for teams, businesses, and organizations, while also offering ready-to-wear merchandise for local supporters.
Deadluck Manufacturing is a Tyrone, Pennsylvania machine shop providing CNC and manual machining for jobs ranging from one piece to 10,000. Its team brings more than 50 years of combined machining-industry experience, with work spanning business-to-business components, life-science parts, and ATV and side-by-side performance parts. The company opened in 2021 and is accepting new business.
Dean Technology, Inc. manufactures high-voltage and high-power electronic components and assemblies, serving markets with both standard products and custom-designed parts. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, the company says it has production facilities in the United States and China and has grown through the consolidation of complementary brands.
Founded by classically trained fine artist DeAndra Craigman, DeAndra Craigman Studios makes handcrafted home-fragrance products that pair scent with sound, most notably candles accompanied by curated playlists. The New York City studio began in 2020 as an effort to connect Craigman’s paintings with smell and sound, then grew into a lifestyle brand offering sensory objects for everyday rituals. Its candles use clean, phthalate-free fragrance oils, and each home-fragrance item is made by artisans in New York City.
Since 2017, Dear Globe Coffee has roasted coffee in Baltimore, pairing its small-batch roasting business with a cafe and arts gallery in the city’s Bromo Arts and Entertainment District. Woman- and minority-owned and operated, the company was founded by roaster LieAnne Navarro and also supports cafes and events through consulting, training, and equipment services. Dear Globe sources coffee sustainably and collaborates with local artists as part of its community-centered approach.
Dear Stella is a modern fabric brand supplying distinctive textiles for quilters, contemporary sewists and manufacturers. Its collections pair traditional influences with an edgy, fresh design sensibility, while its New Jersey warehouse supports wholesale production with low minimums and custom print development through in-house designers.
Founded in 1967 as a continuation of Howard Dearborn, Inc., Dearborn makes high-precision machined components, having grown from deep-hole gundrilling into finished-part manufacturing. Its Berea operation developed drilled components for the first U.S. Navy nuclear submarines and now builds proprietary equipment in-house for difficult internal machining work. Dearborn is AS9100- and ISO 9001-certified and routinely holds gundrilling variation below .002 inches over bore lengths up to 32 feet.
Founded in 1945, Dearing Compressor & Pump Co. is an industrial equipment distributor and engineered-package fabricator serving industrial and energy customers. The family-owned company has distributed Gardner Denver products since 1945 and provides custom-designed packages, with locations in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Founded in 1945, Youngstown-based Dearing Compressor & Pump Co. distributes industrial compressor and pump equipment and designs systems for compressed-air, gas, process-gas and hydraulic applications. Family-owned and operated, the company combines local roots with a national reach, supporting industrial and energy customers through engineered packages, parts and service. Dearing has also been Gardner-Denver’s oldest U.S. distributor and maintains locations in Northeast Ohio and Pittsburgh.
Death Caps is an artisan keyboard keycap creator based in Phoenix, AZ, that started in 2016. They produce custom mechanical keyboard keycaps with unique sculpts and an underworldly theme.
Founded in 2012 in Saratoga Springs, New York, Death Wish Coffee develops and produces coffee, with its headquarters in downtown Saratoga Springs and manufacturing down the road in Round Lake. It sources USDA Organic and Fair Trade Certified arabica and robusta beans from India and countries in South and Central America, and says it processes beans at origin and roasts coffee at its manufacturing sites. Its instant coffee recipe was formulated for NASA in 2018 and was consumed by astronauts aboard the International Space Station.
Founded in 1984 by third-generation industry veteran Elliot P. Gibber, Deb El Food Products manufactures and distributes egg products, building its business initially around dried egg products and later expanding into liquid and frozen products. The company describes its egg-drying facility as one of the world's largest and most modern, and its Thompsonville, New York egg-breaking plant produces products for industrial, institutional, foodservice, and retail channels.