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DURABIRD grew from founder Syam’s work as a badminton coach and Philadelphia sports-facility operator into a company creating software for sports clubs and teams with specialized workflows. Its flagship ClubHopper is shaped by that firsthand experience, helping clubs manage their operations while offering a foundation for custom software projects.
Durable Corporation traces its roots to a 1923 patent for the tire-link mat and has made Norwalk, Ohio, its manufacturing home since 1941. Its sole facility now covers more than 70,000 square feet, where a long-serving workforce produces protective rubber products for industrial workplaces and loading docks. The company says its employees average more than 20 years of service.
Founded by Karen Zatta-Martin, Durable Documents produces USA-made printed books, forms, tags and labels built for harsh work environments where ordinary paper fails. Its waterproof, chemical-resistant and tear-resistant materials serve construction and mining sites as well as safety and compliance programs, and can be customized around a company’s regulations or jobsite needs. The Canonsburg company also makes its documents washable, recyclable and suitable for demanding applications such as underwater work.
Durable Lighting Solutions is a Hilliard, Ohio-based lighting company focused on practical, energy-saving systems for commercial and industrial spaces. Its LED range is designed for new construction, renovations, and special applications, with quality management certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Family-owned and operated for more than 30 years, Durable Superior Casters is known for keeping a broad in-stock selection ready for customers who cannot afford equipment delays. Based in Arlington, Texas, the company serves industrial, institutional and residential applications with caster solutions supported by a testing facility and more than 4 million CAD drawings.
DuraBrite designs and assembles marine LED lights in the United States for offshore work, from tuna and lobster fishing to search-and-rescue and tactical operations. Its fixtures are built for extreme marine conditions, combining MIT engineering, patented low-amp-draw technology and a 10-year warranty; the company also renews trade-in lights to factory standards through its certified pre-owned program.
Duraco Specialty Materials® is a performance materials company organized around three specialized business units and a portfolio of established brands, including Filmquest and Rayven. It develops application-specific adhesive and film solutions for customers in markets such as packaging, displays, construction, and industrial manufacturing.
Since 1947, Ravenna-based Duracote Corporation has developed and manufactured flexible engineered materials for aircraft, automotive, architectural and industrial applications. Its work ranges from aircraft interior materials made to Boeing and Lockheed Martin specifications to custom constructions developed with customer engineering teams, with compounding, coating, laminating and UV curing handled under one roof. Duracote operates under AS9100 Rev. D and ISO 9001:2015 quality systems.
DuraDerm SPORT is a Prevent-Plus, LLC product known for bringing medical-device experience to the needs of athletes and athletic trainers. Its non-antibiotic liquid polymer forms a flexible protective film for minor wounds and skin irritation, with the company highlighting use by professionals such as Cornell University’s head athletic hockey trainer. The technology resulted from collaboration between a NASA research scientist and an NYU professor of dermatology.
DuraDisplayBanner began with a mission to support veterans through a display designed around their unique needs. Its reusable banners give people a way to preserve and rearrange personal mementos, with the idea later finding a broader audience in everyday creative and commemorative spaces.
Since 1984, DuraFin Tube has grown from a fabrication and weld shop into a Minerva, Ohio manufacturer of finned tubing, enhanced-surface technical tubing, and custom heat-exchange equipment. Its in-house tooling and granular quality control support OEM customers developing or retrofitting systems, while the company also produces specialized heat-exchanger components and tube-mill products. DuraFin Tube operates an ISO 9001-certified quality system focused on customer satisfaction and continual improvement.
Since 1984, DuraFin Tube has grown from a fabrication and weld shop into a Minerva, Ohio manufacturer of custom finned and enhanced-surface tubing for heat-transfer systems. Its in-house tooling, machine shop, and project-management approach let the company develop specialized formed tubing and heat-exchanger solutions from prototype through production, including one-off retrofits. DuraFin Tube operates an ISO 9001-certified quality system and can provide ASME-certified heat exchangers and subassemblies to customer designs.
Duraflow Industries manufactures custom and standard air-filtration products for OEM, residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Its offerings include aluminum mesh, carbon, electrostatic, HVAC, foam, HEPA, ULPA, and other specialty filters, supported by in-house engineering, testing, prototyping, and production.
Since Thomas R. Heyward Jr. founded it in the 1920s, Duraloy Technologies has built its identity around alloy development and more than a century of experience in high-temperature metalwork. Based near Pittsburgh in Scottdale, Pennsylvania, the company makes specialty castings and finished assemblies for industries whose furnaces and equipment operate under demanding conditions.
Since 1934, Durand-Wayland has built produce-handling equipment and agricultural sprayers from its LaGrange, Georgia headquarters. With more than eight decades of fruit and vegetable equipment experience and an 85,000-square-foot facility, the company serves thousands of growers through packinghouse systems, grading platforms and field equipment. Its American-made EvoSort grader reflects the company’s long-running focus on evolving packhouse technology while supporting growers through field offices in California, Florida and Virginia.
Born from a hockey-pad maker’s search for a better plastic peg in the 1960s, Durapeg LLC produces tent stakes from heavy-duty polycarbonate in Pennsylvania. The family-run company carries forward the vision of engineer and outdoorsman Jeffrey D. Werner, who grew the brand after taking ownership in 1982; his son Kevin and daughter-in-law Erin now continue that legacy and moved production from Canada to Somerset, Pennsylvania. Durapeg is known for stakes that combine light weight and impact strength without the sharp edges or rust associated with conventional designs.
Duravant is a global automation company organized around a family of operating brands, with more than 100 years of automation expertise behind them. Its 4,250-plus employees support customers through 54 manufacturing and sales facilities, combining broad international reach with local service. The company builds and supports systems that help food producers, manufacturers, and distribution operations keep essential goods moving.
Built from industrial names dating back to 1901, Duravent Group manufactures venting and air-control systems for residential and commercial applications. Formed in 2021 through the combination of DuraVent and Hart & Cooley, the Detroit-headquartered company brings 14 established brands together, with manufacturing and distribution operations across North America. Its commercial design team develops in-house, code-compliant exhaust solutions, including systems for demanding projects such as semiconductor facilities.
Founded in Cleveland in 1963, Duray Plating Company became a family-run business when Ken Roth purchased it in 1984 and his brothers later joined him. Today, Duray is known for accepting difficult industrial work, with careful attention to detail and service for customers in demanding fields such as aviation and medical manufacturing.
For more than 40 years, Durbin Industrial Valve has been a small, hands-on Akron manufacturer known for solving difficult control problems in real production settings. Its engineers stay directly involved with customers, helping manufacturers stabilize processes and avoid downtime with valves specified to their operating conditions. The company also supports aging equipment through a replacement program that provides new valves at repair cost.