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Founded in 1977, Derby Fabricating Solutions converts non-metallic materials into precision components for automotive, industrial, and engineered applications. The Louisville-based manufacturer ships more than 600 million parts a year, with over 250 employees across a multi-state U.S. footprint supporting programs worldwide. Derby’s IATF 16949-registered quality system brings automotive-grade process discipline to high-volume production.
Since 1905, Philadelphia’s Derbyshire Machine & Tool Co. has made custom machined products, including its proprietary Peri-Jets, for specialized industrial and marine applications. The company pioneered CNC job-shop machining in 1967 and now works from a 30,000-square-foot facility, producing everything from prototypes to runs of several thousand. Derbyshire has supplied U.S. Navy and marine-industry customers with Level I and Sub-safe products for more than 30 years.
Derbyshire Marine Products carries the Derbyshire family lineage into a separate Lansdale company established in 2010, following roots that began in 1986 within Derbyshire Machine and Tool Company. It is known for military-grade valves and fittings developed for U.S. Navy vessels and adapted for demanding commercial applications, backed by custom engineering and reverse-engineering support.
Family-owned since Bob Derecktor opened a small Mamaroneck shop in 1947, Derecktor Shipyards has grown into a four-facility East Coast shipyard while remaining in the boatbuilding business. Its history runs from pioneering aluminum construction to landmark vessels such as America’s Cup winners, and today the company brings that builder’s experience to complex work for yacht and commercial-vessel owners.
Derek and Ali Gerdeman built Derek James Woodworking from a basement-garage side hustle into a full-time, client-focused woodworking business serving central Ohio. The couple works with homeowners from the first sketch through installation, shaping natural Ohio hardwoods into custom pieces that make a house feel like home.
Known for developing precious-metal materials for demanding applications, Deringer-Ney Inc. makes custom alloys and precision components for manufacturers in fields such as medical devices and automotive systems. Its materials appear in millions of devices worldwide, while its quality system carries ISO 9001, ISO 13485 and IATF 16949 certifications.
Derisory Designs, Inc. offers a wide variety of screen printing services, including custom apparel, promotional products, art prints, printed packaging, signage, and contract printing.
Founded in March 2006, DermAvance Pharmaceuticals is a privately held dermatology company built around physician-dispensed care for aging and aesthetically treated skin. Its team brings deep pharmaceutical and aesthetic-industry experience to developing products such as Hyalogy for dermatologists, plastic surgeons, and other aesthetic physicians.
With more than 100 years of combined cosmetics and pharmaceutical experience behind it, Dermegen Inc. is a scientist-led clean-science company serving the skin-care and personal-care industry. Its Hauppauge team includes more than 20 PhD scientists and formulation chemists, who develop and substantiate proprietary technologies for brand partners, notably through fermentation-based research and skin biology testing.
From its base in Tirol, Austria, Dermfix GmbH manufactures, imports and resells red-light therapy equipment and narrowband UVB medical devices for home and professional use. The company grew out of more than 20 years of phototherapy experience, beginning with medical UVB devices for dermatology before extending that engineering into red-light panels, flexible mats and facial systems. Dermfix sells directly across Europe and measures its panel output in-house with a spectroradiometer, rather than relying only on supplier data.
DeRo Spirits LLC makes DeRo Premium Cello, a bottled spirit highlighted by its own branded merchandise and direct online checkout. The available information identifies the company and its signature product but does not provide further history or ownership details.
Founded in Buffalo in 1951 to solve difficult mechanical-separation problems in mining, Derrick Corporation now makes separation equipment for mining, drilling, and underground construction. Still third-generation, family-owned and operated, the company manufactures in Buffalo and supports more than 600 associates through a global network. Its founder’s integrated vibratory motor remains at the heart of a technology portfolio that includes fine-screening and solids-control equipment.
Derry Church Bakery operates in the Food and Beverage Manufacturing industry.
Derse is a face-to-face marketing and brand-experience company that plans and produces trade show exhibits, events, and branded environments. With more than 75 years of experience, it operates full-service facilities in the United States and Europe, including a 158,000-square-foot Milwaukee headquarters with production and warehousing space. Its work includes custom exhibit fabrication and immersive customer experience spaces.
For more than 100 years, Dersh Feather has been a fixture in New York City’s Garment District, known for supplying feathers to the people behind fashion, costumes and film. The company works with both retail and wholesale customers, creating custom pieces such as boas and fans when a project calls for something beyond its showroom assortment.
What began with Gene DeSantis hand-building a holster at his kitchen table in 1972 is now DeSantis Holster & Leather Goods Co., a family-owned American manufacturer of hand-crafted firearm holsters and carry gear. The company still builds and ships from its U.S. plant, combining skilled handwork with modern design and serving customers that include elite law enforcement and the U.S. military. Its custom shop also makes special-order holsters for discontinued or uncommon firearms.
DeSavino & Sons fabricates and installs solid-surface, engineered-quartz, and natural-stone surfaces for residential and commercial projects. Founded in 1954 by Nicholas DeSavino as a Northeastern Pennsylvania woodworking business, it remains a family-run company with three generations of DeSavinos involved.
Founded in 1985, Desco Machine Company has built its name around custom printing systems for the container and closure industries. The Twinsburg, Ohio manufacturer designs and assembles its equipment in-house, then supports customers with long-term service and parts assistance.
Since 1976, Akron-based Desenco has designed and built precision rubber molds and tooling for complex projects across the rubber industry. Its 25,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility combines mold engineering with deep rubber-production experience, allowing the company to advise on processing as well as tool construction. Desenco also takes on turnkey projects and makes precision mold inserts, cores and pins, with inspection equipment traceable to the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Lee DeShazo founded DESHAZO in his Birmingham home in 1972, beginning an Alabama manufacturing story that now spans more than 600 employees and 370,000 square feet of production space. The company is known for carrying complex industrial projects from its own engineering and fabrication shops into the field, with 35 service locations supporting customers nationwide.