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Deflecto, LLC manufactures office, storage, safety, transportation, and air distribution products, including dryer venting, sign and literature holders, workspace accessories, storage solutions, mud flaps, bicycle reflectors, and air distribution products. The company is headquartered in Indianapolis and reports more than 65 years of innovation, over 10,000 items produced worldwide, and hundreds of patents.
Founded in 1923 by brewmaster-turned-farmer Carl R. Hirzel, Dei Fratelli makes tomato products and sauerkraut from its Northwest Ohio farming and canning operation. The family-owned company remains in Hirzel hands across the third, fourth, and fifth generations, working with more than 30 family growers in Northwest Ohio and Southwest Michigan. Its vine-ripened tomatoes are packed within hours of harvest, preserving a distinctly local seed-to-table character.
Family-owned Deihl Vault & Precast grew from a small burial-vault company purchased by Richard and Jill in 1973 into a Pennsylvania manufacturer with more than six decades of precast experience. Now led by co-owners Mike and Faith Deihl, the company carries that family tradition into work for contractors and infrastructure projects, including septic tanks and stormwater systems.
What began in Bill Deimling’s garage in 1976 is now a family-owned and operated plastics manufacturer in Amelia, Ohio. DEIMLING/jeliho Plastics is known for combining deep tooling experience with custom thermoplastic injection molding for customers across the Americas, Europe, and China. Its 108,000-square-foot facility and ISO 9001:2015 conformance reflect a long-running operation that has grown without losing its personal, hands-on character.
Since 1924, DeIorio Foods has made frozen pizza dough and related baked goods for commercial kitchens, retailers, and foodservice operators. The Utica manufacturer stands out for pairing century-old dough-making experience with custom formulation, helping brands preserve a signature taste and texture while producing consistently at scale. Its food-safety program includes HACCP compliance and SQF certification, alongside certified organic and gluten-free offerings.
Since 1984, Deist Industries has fabricated American-made truck equipment in Northwestern Pennsylvania, supporting hauling and work-truck operations through four specialized subsidiaries. Its Bucks Fabricating division operates from a 96,000-square-foot facility on more than six acres, while Roll-Off Parts has supplied replacement equipment and accessories since 1984. Deist Industries is part of Federal Signal Corporation.
Founded by Julie Lewis in the early 1990s, Deja Shoe Co. is known for making footwear that turns discarded materials into something useful. Its original unisex flip-flop reflects that purpose, while planned Holy Cow sandals extend the company’s social mission to naturally deceased-cow leather and marginalized workers in India.
Founded in 2013 by twin sisters Marie and Maria Wilson, DeJaFrut makes small-batch, all-natural Jamaican sorbet from fruit purchased from island farmers. The family-owned Montego Bay business began as the Wilsons’ answer to Jamaica’s lack of a fruit-based frozen dessert and now reaches more than 100 retail outlets, alongside a line of spirit-infused sorbet cocktails. DeJaFrut is dairy-free and made without artificial dyes or preservatives, and carries Made in Jamaica certification.
Pete Dejana founded the company in 1957 after serving in the Marine Corps, beginning with a three-bay service station on Long Island. A chance repair job for New York Telephone led Dejana into building trucks to the customer’s specifications, and the business has since grown into an American manufacturer and upfitter serving commercial fleets, utilities, and municipalities. Its Kings Park headquarters now includes 75,000 square feet of manufacturing space, reflecting the scale of a company that still traces its identity to hands-on service.
Dekker Vacuum Technologies is a Michigan City, Indiana manufacturer known for building rugged vacuum equipment for demanding industrial processes. Its pumps and systems support manufacturers in fields such as woodworking, food processing, and power generation, with technical service available throughout the customer relationship.
Since 1945, Buffalo-based DEL Hydraulics has made pneumatic air valves and shift cylinders for truck equipment, along with custom control consoles and pedestals. Its products are engineered, manufactured, and assembled in the USA, using U.S. and Canadian components, and its valves and shift cylinders are designed to be serviceable. DEL’s team supports truck-equipment customers through sales and distribution channels across North America.
Family-owned and operated since 1979, Del Martin Inc. is a Greencastle, Pennsylvania, business serving organizations throughout the Tri-State region. It is known for keeping the branding process in-house, from artwork through custom decoration, while providing personalized support for company teams and event organizers.
Del Monte Foods produces and preserves fruit, vegetables, and tomato foods for families across America. The company describes a 135-year history and says it works with family farms, many of which have supplied it for generations. Its quality process includes picking produce at peak ripeness and packing most of it on the same day.
With roots in a custom upholstery company founded in the 1940s, DEL Motorized Solutions has made automated window treatments, lighting and controls since 1976. The company’s distinctive work includes custom-fabricated systems and specialty shades shaped to match arched and angled windows, tested in-house for a precise fit. DEL is an inaugural Lutron Native by Design partner and a Lutron Hall of Fame inductee, integrating Lutron technology into products such as its Contour shades and PerfectFit recessed concealment systems.
Del Rosario designs protective gloves and riding apparel for motorcyclists, cyclists, and drivers, pairing vintage-inspired styling with impact protection and close attention to fit and stitching. Its Bárbaro cycling gloves carry integrated impact panels and palm protection, while the Helio driving gloves draw directly from classic French designs of the 1950s and ’60s. The company’s stated aim is to exceed basic safety requirements rather than let graphics and marketing stand in for protection.
Locally and family-owned, Del Structures brings more than 20 years of Amish craftsmanship to custom outdoor building projects. The company serves property owners across Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey and Maryland, designing each structure to the customer’s specifications rather than delivering prefabricated work. Projects carry a 25-year warranty and a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Founded in 1973 by aerospace engineer Al Sommer, family-owned Del West makes precision mechanical components and systems from advanced materials, with a particular reputation for engine valvetrains used in Formula 1, NASCAR, MotoGP and endurance racing. The company now operates four production sites across the United States and Switzerland, applying its racing know-how to high-performance vehicles, Swiss watch cases and components, and aerospace applications. Del West employs almost 300 people and remains under family leadership, with Mark Sommer taking over group management in 2021.
Since 1962, Del-Wood Kitchens has handcrafted custom wood cabinetry for kitchen, bath and other home projects from its Hanover, Pennsylvania facility. The company’s 45,000-square-foot plant combines careful board selection and experienced woodworking with climate-controlled production, while converting its wood byproducts into energy and heat. Del-Wood serves dealers, builders, designers, architects and homeowners nationwide.
Founded in 1950 as an Italian market in Jeannette, Pennsylvania, DeLallo remains a family-owned and operated producer and national distributor of Italian and Mediterranean specialty foods. The company combines sourcing and production with nationwide distribution, with a particular focus on olives and antipasti and Italian grocery products. Its Three Saints Bakery operation, acquired in 2014, adds nationally distributed specialty tea cookies to the family business.
Founded in 1992 near Niagara Falls, Delaware Manufacturing Industries Corporation (DMIC) designs and manufactures precision fluid-handling components and assemblies for hydraulic power and other demanding applications. The American-owned and operated company combines engineering support with in-house production, including custom work that ranges from small needle valves to machining 6,000-pound units and 36-inch-diameter pieces. DMIC manufactures its products at its U.S. facility and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.