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DEXIS develops and sells dental imaging technology and related digital dentistry software, tracing its story back more than 70 years to the creation of the commercial ORTHOPANTOMOGRAPH. The company says its imaging portfolio has been brought together into an AI-powered ecosystem, with more than 165,000 solutions in use worldwide and over 1,300 employees globally.
Built on American values since 1960, Dexter is an Elkhart-based trailer-component manufacturer with more than 65 years of industry experience. The company is known for supplying engineered wheel-end and braking solutions to trailer makers, dealers, service centers and owners across commercial, recreational and specialty markets.
Founded by restoration artist David Fuentes in 1993, DF Conservation restores and conserves period and contemporary furniture, woodwork, and wooden architectural objects from its Red Hook, Brooklyn studio. Its approach centers on preserving original patinas and the integrity of each piece, using reversible materials whenever possible and following the American Institute for Conservation’s code of ethics. The studio also brings its conservation work on-site for architectural elements and built-in cabinetry.
DFA Ingredient Solutions is the ingredient business of Dairy Farmers of America, the largest dairy cooperative in the United States, supplying dairy ingredients to food manufacturers around the world. It makes dairy-based ingredients at its facilities and manufacturing plants, and describes its supply chain as extending from U.S. dairy farms through processing facilities.
3DFlexible develops digital manufacturing technology, including integrated modular 3D manufacturing platforms, direct ink writing and ceramic printing systems, and associated printing materials. Its stated capabilities include conductive ink, dielectric, metal and ceramic paste printing, milling, pick-and-place, encapsulation, laser cutting, welding and forming, with applications including printed electronics and ceramic fabrication.
DFT® Inc. makes in-line check valves and severe-service control valves, with a problem-solving focus that grew from its original Basic-Check® design. Founded as Durabla Manufacturing Company in New York City in 1911, the company has more than 80 years of valve experience and is known for silent check valves that help prevent water hammer. DFT operates under an ISO 9001:2015 quality system and tests every check valve for pressure and leakage before shipment.
DG Print LLC provides custom apparel decoration through direct-to-garment (DTG) printing and screen printing for artists, businesses, organizations, and schools.
Since 1982, DGH Technology has manufactured ophthalmic ultrasound diagnostic equipment for eye-care professionals, producing its devices on site at its Pennsylvania factory. The multigenerational family company has shipped more than 40,000 medical ultrasound devices worldwide and supports customers through a network of distributors in over 60 countries.
Formed in 2016, Washington, D.C.-based DGridEnergy manufactures off-grid solar-powered walk-in refrigeration systems for temperature-sensitive products in emerging markets. Its modular Solar Cool Cube is designed to expand as storage needs grow, helping farmers, food distributors and health providers maintain cold storage where reliable grid power is unavailable. The company also provides installation, training, remote monitoring and technical support, with deployments ranging from farms in Maryland to agricultural operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Tanzania.
Di Rienzo Bakery is a family-owned Binghamton bakery that has made bread since Gaetano Di Rienzo opened it in 1904. Now in its fourth generation of family ownership, it continues to bake daily at its original Henry Street location and is known locally for its Italian bread and Friday fish fry. Its wholesale baking serves businesses and institutions across the region.
Founded by Thais da Silva Viggue after she returned to her hometown in 2010, Dia Doce bakes gourmet cupcakes from scratch in West Chester, including its mobile cupcake truck. The bakery uses natural ingredients from local, sustainable producers and changes its menu weekly with the seasons; more than 100 all-natural recipes have been developed since its inception. Dia Doce won Food Network’s Cupcake Wars two years after opening.
Founded in 2018 by pharmaceutical and consumer-products executive Gary April, Diabetes4Living develops nutritional supplements for people with diabetes, beginning with its BetiVite daily multivitamin. The company’s formulas are science-based and designed around diabetic nutritional needs, with ingredients such as added sugar, sodium and artificial dyes removed. April brings more than 25 years of industry experience, including launching a branded over-the-counter diabetic-products division before creating Diabetes4Living.
Diadem Business Technologies is a business technology firm built around the idea that advanced systems should be practical to use, not simply installed and left behind. It helps businesses from single locations to multi-site operations put technology to work through customizable point-of-sale and web services, with solutions designed for the way each operation runs.
Diageo makes and distributes premium beverage alcohol, bringing brands such as Johnnie Walker and Guinness to consumers around the world. Its supply and manufacturing network spans more than 100 sites in over 30 countries, producing over 230 million equivalent units annually for distribution across 180 countries. The company also runs Spirit of Progress initiatives focused on responsible drinking, inclusion and diversity, and a more sustainable supply chain.
Founded in Glen Burnie in 2013, Diagnostic Biochips develops neural probes and recording systems that let researchers measure brain activity inside intact organoids and other neural models. Its SomaFocus platform combines high-density silicon probes with automated depth recording, real-time analysis, and cloud-based data storage, extending electrophysiology beyond surface-level measurements. The company grew from technology developed at the University of Michigan and through Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s Janelia Research Campus, with more than $6 million in NIH and DARPA research funding.
For more than five decades, Dial Industries has designed and manufactured plastic housewares and storage products from its California base, with most of its products made in its Los Angeles factory. The company works with designers and industry partners worldwide while retaining a close-knit workforce that includes staff who have been with Dial for decades. Its products are designed in the United States and sold through regional, national, and international retailers and wholesalers.
DIALED Brands is a China-based manufacturer and brand-design company with more than 10 years of branding experience. It helps consumer-product companies turn packaging ideas into finished products, managing the process from design through global sourcing and logistics under one roof.
For more than 30 years, Dialogic Fasteners has built its reputation serving military and aerospace engineers with hard-to-find hardware and legacy parts. The Bensalem company maintains an in-house inventory of more than 35,000 part types and can help recreate obsolete components when original specifications are unavailable. Its quality system meets ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D requirements, and it is approved by the Defense Industrial Supply Center in Philadelphia as a QML/QSLM supplier.
DIAMANT Polymers Inc. develops and manufactures polymer systems that seal porous parts, repair casting defects, and compensate for gaps in structural steel connections. Its dichtol sealants penetrate micropores in 3D-printed components, castings, and thermal-sprayed coatings, while MM1018 Liquid-Shim creates full-surface connections in demanding construction applications. Based in Cincinnati, the company presents its work as a way to restore usable components, extend asset life, and reduce manufacturing waste.
Founded in Akron in 1941 and now based in Mogadore, Ohio, Diamond America Corporation designs and manufactures extrusion equipment, including custom dies and single-screw extruders, for customers around the world. The privately held, family-owned company grew from a rubber-industry machine shop into a U.S. manufacturer with a 30,000-plus-square-foot facility and an expanded lab for pilot testing, equipment design, and scale-up support. Its equipment has been used in more than 70 countries.