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Founded in 1982, Die-Tech Mfg., Inc. is a Western Pennsylvania manufacturer of precision tooling and die components, including carbide and steel stamping dies. Its 125,000-square-foot facility combines machine-shop and heat-treating operations with EDM and precision grinding capabilities, and the company highlights its work for lead-frame and electronics applications.
Diebel Systems is a premium system builder that offers hand-built desktops using only the industry's finest components. Their systems are equipped with next generation technologies for future-proofing and faster data processing rates.
Diebold Nixdorf develops and supplies banking and retail technology, combining hardware, software and services for self-service and connected commerce. Founded more than 160 years ago as a safe maker, the company says it now serves financial institutions and retailers worldwide, with North Canton, Ohio, and Paderborn, Germany, identified as global headquarters.
Dieco Inc. makes cutting dies for corrugated packaging, while its Graphics 2 Press operation produces flexographic printing plates. Founded in Dallas, Texas, about 40 years before the company’s account on the site, Dieco grew from a one-person shop to more than 60 employees across three states; its Arlington facility is described as the largest die shop under one roof in the Southwest. The companies offer a combined source for cutting and print tooling, with Dieco emphasizing technical design support for customers’ equipment.
What began with Mark Dieffenbach frying potato chips on his kitchen stove in Berks County in 1964 has grown into a Pennsylvania snack maker producing kettle-cooked chips and other snacks. Still guided by the Dieffenbach family’s recipe across three generations, the company operates a 106,000-square-foot facility capable of processing more than 15 million pounds of potatoes annually. Its Uglies® brand gives cosmetically imperfect potatoes a second life while supporting hunger relief, with 10% of proceeds donated to VivaKids.
Tz’utujil Mayan-owned Diego’s Chocolate has been handcrafting soft chocolate rolls and ceremonial cacao in Guatemala since 1990. Founded by Diego Hernandez after learning traditional roasting from his grandmother, the company keeps cacao production in its lakeside workshop, using wood-fire roasting and hand winnowing to create its distinctive rustic, fudge-like texture. Its chocolates are made at origin by Tz’utujil artisans and wrapped in individually hand-colored labels.
Founded in 1966, Diemaster is a Northeast Ohio mold maker known for serving plastic-part producers across North America. Its in-house team designs and builds injection molds, with the engineering and craftsmanship aimed at dependable production performance for its customers.
From a farmhouse basement in Glen Rock, Pennsylvania, Diesel Pro has grown into a family-owned diesel parts remanufacturer, distributor, and repair operation serving customers across the United States and Canada. Founded by Lance Donaldson in 1985 and now managed by his son Scott, the company remanufactures fuel-system components and turbochargers while running a full-service truck repair facility with 11 bays. Its 30,000-square-foot warehouse holds more than 100,000 parts, giving the long-standing local business an unusually broad reach.
Diesel USA Group traces its roots to Diesel Injection Service, founded in Louisville in 1950, and is now a multi-location company serving diesel equipment owners across North America. It is known for combining a neighborhood parts-counter approach with the inventory and technical reach of a larger operation, supporting customers in vehicle, industrial, locomotive and marine applications. The group distributes genuine diesel components and provides repair support for customers seeking to reduce downtime and maintenance costs.
The company manufactures lubrication systems for stamping, specializing in roll and spray lubrication systems.
Since 1939, four generations of the Dietz family have made deli meats and cheeses in Philadelphia, beginning with Gottlieb Dietz’s original German bratwurst recipe. The family-owned company still hand-spices its meats and slow-roasts them without artificial flavors, fillers, colors or MSG, carrying old-fashioned care into a broad range of deli foods and snacks.
Difference Makers 3D is a Westerville contract manufacturer that turns ideas into prototypes and short production runs through in-house design and digital manufacturing. Its team brings more than 30 years of combined industrial design and mechanical engineering experience to projects ranging from custom product development to precise part duplication. As a social enterprise of Form5, a 501(c)(3) organization, its contracted work also supports custom-application devices for people with limb differences.
Founded in 2015 by CIA-trained pastry chef Jessica Smith after her celiac diagnosis, Different Blend Bakery makes gluten-free baked goods in-house from scratch. The Schenectady bakery grew from Smith’s recipe testing and research into a small-batch shop known for pastries, cakes, and custom wedding cakes that appeal to customers whether or not they need to avoid gluten.
Founded in 1990 by scientist Dr. Tibor Sipos, Bethlehem-based Digestive Care, Inc. develops and manufactures pharmaceutical treatments for gastrointestinal disorders, including the PERTZYE pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy. The company’s work grew from Sipos’s patented microencapsulation technology for protecting digestive enzymes during gastric transit, and PERTZYE is manufactured in the USA by DCI.
Digger Specialties, Inc. manufactures outdoor living and building products, including aluminum and vinyl railing, fencing, gates, architectural columns, screen enclosure systems, and deck lighting. Its capabilities include aluminum fabrication and a proprietary 10-step powder coating process, with products serving residential and commercial outdoor living applications.
Founded in 2018 after a frustrating experience with a standard wire crate, Diggs, Inc. designs dog crates and integrated accessories that make a safer, calmer space for dogs while fitting naturally into the home. Its signature Revol crate folds flat with built-in wheels, while the Evolv offers a slim profile and playpen mode; the patented Groov training aid helps dogs build a positive association with crate time. Revol crates are manufactured alongside premium baby products, reflecting the company’s focus on detailed safety design.
DigiFab USA is a design-focused digital fabrication company that helps customers turn ideas into functional parts and products. Its automotive work includes custom components for specialized vehicle applications, while its consumer designs show the same interest in making useful objects visually distinctive.
Founded in 1981, family-owned Digilube Systems has spent more than four decades helping manufacturers keep conveyor operations running from its Ohio base. The company is known for pairing equipment made in the USA with locally blended lubricants and factory-trained, on-site technical support tailored to each plant’s needs. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Joe DiGiorgio built DiGiorgio Woodworks around the tools and specialty-woodworking legacy passed down by his father, an aircraft mechanic and carpenter. From its Cincinnati workshop, the business creates one-of-a-kind pieces for customers who want personal meaning worked into handmade woodwork, with custom furniture and engraved boards among its offerings.
DigIt Signage Technologies Corporation manufactures and distributes the ChyTV line of digital signage and broadcast television graphics systems, including compact display controllers and professional character generators. Formed in 2009 by a management and engineering team with more than 25 years at broadcast-graphics company Chyron, DigIt applies that television heritage to customizable systems that can add scheduled graphics, alerts, or live-video overlays without interrupting the underlying feed. Its equipment is used in settings ranging from campuses and public venues to government and military facilities, including Capitol Hill and Navy ships.