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Founded in a 250-square-foot Lockport garage in 1955, Diversified Manufacturing now engineers and builds thermal equipment—particularly custom heat exchangers and pressure vessels—alongside the fabrication and machining needed to bring them from concept to production. Its 160,000-square-foot New York facility also supports industrial cooling products and equipment remanufacturing for local and international customers. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 and ASME certifications, including the ASME U and PP stamps.
Since 1939, family-owned Diversified Mold & Castings has built tooling and castings for the plastics and foundry industries, with a particular depth in rotational molds and thermoform tooling. The Warrensville Heights company employs more than 45 people, including many with over 20 years in the industry, and is also the oldest producer of aluminum match plates in the United States. Its capabilities span work from prototypes and mold repairs to large CNC-machined tooling, supported by a history that began as Plaster Process and evolved into today’s Diversified Mold & Castings through three generations of the Costello family.
Diversified Textile Machinery designs and manufactures custom machinery and complete systems for the nonwoven textile market, with a particular focus on pillow-blowing and garnetted pillow production. Alongside new equipment, the company keeps used machinery and a broad spare-parts inventory, including parts for Wise Industries and Fiber Controls equipment. Its services span system engineering, installation and operator training, plus repair and rebuilding of multiple machinery brands; the company reports nearly 40 years of combined experience with Wise Industries parts and equipment.
Founded in 1998, Cincinnati-based Diversipak designs and supplies packaging and point-of-purchase displays, pairing custom engineering with in-house manufacturing and assembly services. The company began in packaging and POP displays and has expanded into branded packaging, rapid prototyping, thermoforming, and fulfillment support. Diversipak brings more than 25 years in the industry and a team with over 100 years of combined experience to projects ranging from custom pouches to retail displays.
Since its founding in 1971, DiversiTech Corporation has grown from an equipment-pad maker into a large HVAC/R manufacturing company serving wholesalers, contractors and technicians. Known for its equipment pads, the company now operates more than 1 million square feet of manufacturing and distribution space across North America and Europe, while supporting customers through a broad single-source supply model.
Founded in Utica, New York, in 1892 to supply industry with buffing wheels, Divine Brothers Company now manufactures finishing products for polishing and surface preparation. Its long-running specialties include custom full-disc and bias buffs, while its NYALOX abrasive nylon brushes and Red Lion compounds reflect a product line developed through more than a century of manufacturing experience. During World War II, the company also produced specialty Chemical Corps equipment and artillery fuses, earning four Army-Navy “E” Awards.
Beauty marketer Tanya Choi founded Divine Canine after losing her dog AJ, channeling her cosmetics experience into a more thoughtful kind of pet care. The company makes made-in-USA grooming products for dogs, using human-grade ingredients in formulas designed for everyday skin, coat, and paw care.
Owner-designer Kipp Demars runs Divine Concept as a Lakeland, Florida design studio known especially among motorsports customers. The studio creates custom go-kart wraps and decals, working with clients from initial ideas through production while also serving commercial and personal branding needs.
DIXI Machines, Ltd. supplies high-precision horizontal jig boring and milling machining centers, including five-axis systems designed for complex, accurate cubical parts. Its DHP series combines substantial work envelopes with pallet-changing and flexible manufacturing options, while the company also represents nearly a century of DIXI Machines S.A. machine-building experience. Based in Elmsford, New York, DIXI serves customers across North America.
Started by the McGowan family in Dixie, Louisiana, in 1973, Dixie Weld Fab Inc. builds and repairs heavy fabricated equipment, including pressure vessels and API tanks, from its eight-acre Belcher facility. The locally owned company operates a 52,000-square-foot fabrication shop and sandblast/paint area, serving the southern U.S. while shipping vessels worldwide. It is an ASME code shop holding “U,” “S,” and National Board “R” stamps.
Since 1984, DixiTech CNC has rebuilt, remanufactured and recontrolled metal-cutting machine tools, with particular depth in gear machinery and quench presses. The company grew from Dixie Machinery’s mechanical retrofitting work into a CNC division serving customers globally, combining mechanical restoration with engineering support for major CNC and PLC control platforms. Its work supports the close-tolerance demands of aerospace, automotive, marine and defense production.
For 25 years, Dixon Tool & Manufacturing has made precision components and production fixtures, serving projects from low-volume prototypes to high-volume production. The Rochester company expanded into a 17,000-square-foot facility in 2012 and has since added more than 15 machines, with onsite engineering supporting custom designs. Dixon is a division of Kro Industries LLC and serves customers across the United States, with some components reaching the Far East.
Founded in 1972 in a two-car garage in Tyrone, Pennsylvania, Dixon Tool and Die Co., Inc. is a family-owned, third-generation machine shop producing precision tool and die products. It has more than 50 years of machining experience and operates a 30,000-square-foot facility established in 2016. The company provides CNC machining and welding alongside programming and design services.
Founded in 1916, Dixon is a U.S. manufacturer of fluid-transfer and control products, headquartered in Chestertown, Maryland. The family-owned company is best known for hose couplings and has grown into a global supplier serving industries ranging from food and chemical processing to transportation and fire protection.
DIYWraps provides high-quality architectural and vehicle graphics, specializing in vinyl decals that are affordable and easy to apply without professional installation. As a division of Identity Group, LLC, they have nearly 15 years of experience in vehicle advertising wraps.
Dizzy Lizzie’s Farm is a woman-powered family farm that grew from a 102-acre homestead purchased in 2012 into a public farm in Erieville. Its organic practices are central to the operation, which serves the community through seasonal food and hands-on experiences such as U-Pick blueberries.
DJAM LLC makes handcrafted natural hair-care and home-fragrance products, led by founder Madhyatu’s long-standing interest in botanicals and healthy hair. Its signature scalp and hair oil is made in small batches through a slower extraction process, using a blend developed from ancient and modern recipes. The brand’s name means “peace” in Fulfulde, reflecting its cross-cultural roots and botanical approach.
Founded in 1997 by Bosnian refugee parents, family-owned Djerdan Burek makes traditional Balkan phyllo-dough pies using hand-crafted methods. After starting with a restaurant in Astoria, Queens, the company opened a North Jersey production facility in 2014, supplying restaurants and retailers with frozen bake-at-home burek now available across all 50 states.
DJM Product Design is a Pennsylvania-based product development studio known for helping inventors and manufacturers turn rough concepts or existing parts into workable designs. Its team supports projects from early ideas through prototypes and manufacturing-ready files, with particular experience in reverse-engineering and practical, low-volume production.
Founded in 1985 to serve the Hudson Valley’s pulp and paper industry, privately owned DK Machine makes and repairs precision valve balls and seats while specializing in tight-tolerance spherical grinding and lapping. The Fort Edward, New York shop is a 100% American manufacturer with about 20 employees and a 13,170-square-foot facility, supplying components for demanding applications including the U.S. Navy submarine fleet. Its quality system follows MIL-I-45208A, and its custom automated and semi-automated equipment supports spherical parts that many conventional machine shops will not take on.