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DIS-TRAN Steel manufactures custom steel structures for high-voltage infrastructure and has served utilities across the United States since 1965. Based in Pineville, Louisiana, the company designs, details, and fabricates utility structures, including transmission and substation structures, at facilities in Louisiana and Ohio.
Founded in 1999, DIS, Inc. builds optical registration equipment exclusively for printed-circuit-board manufacturers, with its work centered on pinless alignment for multilayer boards. Based in New York, the company has developed a family of systems for prototypes through high-volume production and has more than 250 machines in the field. DIS says its equipment has handled demanding constructions including boards up to 52 layers, thin cores, flex materials and heavy copper.
Founded by the Reina family in 1947 as Illva Saronno, DISARONNO GROUP makes and distributes Italian spirits, wines, and ingredients for gelato and bakery. Renamed in 2026, the Saronno-based group has grown from its spirits roots into a multinational business with more than 800 employees, nearly €370 million in annual revenue, and distribution in about 160 countries. Its portfolio is anchored by Disaronno alongside historic Sicilian wine brands and a broad Made in Italy ingredients business.
From Niagara Falls, Disc & Belleville distributes disc springs and Belleville washers for engineered assemblies, with standard sizes kept in stock and custom sizes available in small runs. Its products are made to standards including DIN 2093 and DIN 6796, while specialty materials such as stainless steel, 17-7 PH and Inconel support demanding applications across heavy equipment, energy and industrial markets.
Four generations after Grandpa Gene opened Advertape in 1934, this family-owned Long Island business remains focused on labels and personal customer service. Its Discount Thermal Labels division, launched in 2009, makes compatible thermal labels in its own facility for businesses using desktop and industrial printers.
Disinfexol, a Berkshire Corporation brand, manufactures pure and stable hypochlorous acid (HOCl) products in a 130,000 sq. ft. ISO 9001:2015 facility in Whitsett, North Carolina. Its offerings include EPA-registered disinfectant and cleaner products, bulk HOCl, private-label formulations, and contract manufacturing for commercial, industrial, agricultural, healthcare, skincare, veterinary, and residential applications.
Founded by two former IUP teaching colleagues, Disobedient Spirits is a craft distillery in Homer City that puts a Western Pennsylvania twist on traditional spirits. Bob Begg and Bob Sechrist began the venture in 2012, transforming a vacant grocery store into a distillery whose doors opened in December 2014. Local character runs through the work, from rye grown in the Monongahela Valley to teaberry vodka and other small-batch experiments, and the distillery also provides custom distilling services for licensed beverage companies.
DiSorb Systems, a Philadelphia medical-products company, both manufactures liquid medical-waste solidifiers and distributes thousands of healthcare products through manufacturer partnerships. It operates from an 80,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility and serves government customers as a certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and HUBZone enterprise. DiSorb’s quality system is ISO 9001:2015 certified, and the company has marked 25 years in business.
Founded in 1996 by Philip Goetz and Andrei Dukhin, Dispersion Technology develops and manufactures instruments that use acoustic and electroacoustic methods to characterize concentrated dispersions, emulsions, and porous materials. From its Bedford Hills laboratory, the company also develops measurement applications and software, with more than 850 instruments installed internationally. DTI’s technical work includes seven U.S. patents, international standards for acoustic particle sizing and zeta-potential measurement, and three editions of an Elsevier scientific book.
Since its founding in 1994, Display Dynamics, Inc. has built its identity around thoughtful, client-focused exhibit work from its Clayton, Ohio facility. The 100% minority-owned business is known for helping museums, zoos and cultural organizations turn ambitious ideas into engaging custom exhibits, including a full-scale Space Shuttle replica for the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.
Founded by Keith Morton in 2007, Display Logic USA develops custom display, interface and touch solutions for OEM applications. The Hauppauge company combines more than 30 years of field experience with in-house LCD controller design and component sourcing, building turnkey systems around customer requirements. Its work has included rugged display and touchscreen solutions for public transportation, drive-through ordering and ticketing kiosks.
Display Makers, Inc. is a full-service sign and graphics company serving organizations with branded environments and visual identification. Its work includes custom displays and vehicle graphics, with design and installation handled as part of the service.
Born from a cabinet-industry showroom problem, DisplayDex makes wall-mounted hardware that organizes cabinet-door samples on racks. Its DoorDex system gives kitchen and cabinetry showrooms an orderly way to display and access samples, with custom dimensions available for cabinet manufacturers and distributors. The hardware is displayed in more than 10,000 showrooms across the United States.
From its Xiamen base, DisplayProp designs and manufactures custom window displays and visual-merchandising props that turn retail storefronts into brand stories. Its designers, architects, and visual artists handle projects from concept through installation, with an emphasis on experiential design and reusable materials. The company reports more than 16 years of experience, 200-plus people, and over 500 completed projects.
Displays and Graphics Inc. is a Harrisburg, Pennsylvania wide-format printing and visual graphics company that produces custom signage, large-format printed products, trade show displays, vehicle wraps, banners, and branded-environment graphics. It provides design, production, finishing, and installation services for businesses, organizations, schools, sports teams, corporations, and advertising agencies.
Disston Precision manufactures custom steel supplies such as saw blades, die-cutting plates, clutch, drive, and friction discs, shredder knives, crusher saws, and leaf springs. They also make compressor valve plates for all makes and models of reciprocating compressors. Their services include heat treating, heat flattening, grinding, laser cutting, plasma burning, and water jet cutting.
A Cleveland family business carrying its great-grandfather’s legacy for four generations, Distillata bottles and delivers water to homes and workplaces across Northeast Ohio. Founded in 1897, the company also supports hydration infrastructure with water coolers, filtration systems, fountain service and office coffee delivery. It has operated from the same downtown Cleveland location since its inception and is the oldest bottled-water delivery company in Ohio.
For more than 25 years, family-run Distinctive Details has manufactured automotive reconditioning chemicals for professional detailers from its U.S. facility. Based in Columbiana, Ohio, the company uses just-in-time manufacturing, custom blending and private-label capabilities to respond quickly to distributors, dealerships and other customers. Its products are sold through a network of dedicated distributors and dealerships.
Distinctive Marble & Granite is a family-owned countertop fabricator that designs, templates, fabricates, and installs custom countertops in Plain City and across central Ohio. Founded in 2001 in a small Powell warehouse, the company later moved to Plain City and now operates a 15,000-square-foot showroom with more than 1,000 slabs and a large fabrication facility. Its work serves residential customers as well as builders and commercial clients.
Distinctive Stationery Baltimore makes handmade padded and hardboard document holders, wire-o notebooks, and custom stationery using traditional techniques and equipment dating to 1917. New to the internet in 2021, the women-owned and women-managed company hand-assembles its custom products in the United States, with options such as silk moiré liners and foil-stamped or embossed logos. Its notebooks pair leatherette covers with purpose-printed planning pages, while its document holders can be tailored to fit one or two documents.