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A fourth-generation family business rooted in Bielefeld, Dr. Wolff Group has remained independently owned since its founding in 1905. With more than 900 employees, it combines in-house research with pharmaceutical and cosmetic manufacturing, turning difficult everyday health topics into practical products distributed in more than 60 countries.
Dr.’s REMEDY makes doctor-formulated nail polishes and targeted hand-and-foot care products that treat as they beautify. Developed by board-certified physicians and podiatrists, its wellness-first formulas include enriched, breathable lacquers and plant-based treatments such as the acetone-free RADIANT Remover. The company’s vegan products are made in the USA and are recognized with the American Podiatric Medical Association Seal of Approval.
Founded in Seoul in 2005 by architect Leeo (Chin Wook) Lee, Dr.Jart+ makes Korean derma skincare that joins advanced ingredients with artful, playful experiences. The brand began by reworking a clinic-only blemish balm into a consumer BB Cream and is now known for skin-barrier-focused collections such as Ceramidin™ and Cicapair™. Its approach draws on science, architecture, art and Korean skincare culture.
For 63 years, DraCool-USA has built its name around the specialized care of plate heat exchangers. Formerly known as DraCool of Lykens, the company was purchased by Javier “Tony” Avendano in 2002 and now operates support facilities in four states, with a manufacturing location in Ohio. Its technicians help industrial customers keep equipment running through refurbishment and related field service.
Since 1942, Drafto has manufactured heavy-duty lifting and weighing equipment for steel mills, foundries, and other demanding industrial operations. The Cochranton, Pennsylvania company is known for engineered coil lifters and patented ROTAHOOKS™ that bring controlled movement and positioning to heavy loads, while its service team repairs and refurbishes Drafto and other brands. Drafto traces its roots to a 1934 metal-stampings business and continues to develop custom, American-made material-handling equipment.
Founded in Lübeck in 1889, family-run Drägerwerk AG & Co. KGaA makes medical and safety technology designed to protect, support and save lives. Now spanning five generations, the company employs around 16,700 people and serves customers in more than 190 countries, with hospital and industrial safety work linked by its “Technology for Life” philosophy. Its equipment is tested for durability and reliability throughout development, production, delivery and service.
Dragon Products, LLC manufactures severe-duty energy and industrial equipment and has supplied equipment for more than 60 years. The company says its story is American-made since 1963 and reports more than one million units manufactured. Its business includes oilfield and industrial equipment, with manufacturing facilities in the United States and equipment refurbishing services.
Dragon’s Breath Aromatics grew from Gilbert McNew’s years of hiking, camping, and backpacking, with daughter Madison joining to develop the idea and test formulas in a fly-ridden farm barn. The McNews make all-natural insect repellents for fellow outdoorsmen, using recyclable and compostable packaging to reduce the trash left behind on trails and at campsites.
Founded in spring 2016 by Lew Amicone, a former U.S. Navy machinist who served aboard the USS Pennsylvania, Dragonfire Tool Storage is a small, growing company based in Western Pennsylvania. It makes durable, affordable workstations for professional shops and everyday users, refining its designs through feedback from customers who rely on them.
Formed in 2013 through the acquisition of ITCN by Dragoon Technologies, Dayton-based DragoonITCN designs and manufactures specialized test equipment and provides engineering services for embedded aerospace and defense systems. Its roots reach back to Dragoon Technologies’ 1992 airborne ISR systems work and ITCN’s 1991 avionics test-instrumentation business, with current tools such as CORVUS and C-STAT aimed at diagnosing aircraft data-bus and countermeasures-system problems. The small business serves Department of Defense, foreign military sales, and commercial aerospace programs under an ISO 9001:2015 quality system.
Since 1972, Drake Chillers has designed and manufactured industrial process chillers in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, ranging from 1 to 200 tons. Its engineers tailor systems for demanding applications where standard cooling falls short, while in-house fabrication, testing, and after-sale technical support carry each project from design through operation. Drake is especially distinctive for its brewery process-cooling expertise and reported 99.4% uptime rate.
Established in 1972 and headquartered in Warren, Ohio, Drake Manufacturing builds custom precision CNC grinding machines and engineered solutions for the thread-grinding industry. Its machines can handle external threads up to four meters and internal threads up to 220 millimeters, while its global field-support network helps customers maintain and renew equipment over time.
Jeff Drake’s company grew from a family logging tradition into a West Tennessee operation rooted in five generations of timber experience. Established in 1998 after Drake bought out his father, it is known for careful land stewardship and was named Tennessee Forestry Association Master Logger of the Year. The company works with landowners across the region to assess timber, manage harvests, and produce hardwood lumber.
Drape Kings provides event drape and hardware rentals, production support, and custom fabrication for special events and staging. Founded more than two decades before the site's description, it built its business around drape rental and now supports projects from bid through strike with in-house fabrication, installation crews, and a fleet of trucks.
For more than 30 years, Drapery Palace Workroom has been the detail-driven fabrication partner behind interior designers’ projects in the Philadelphia region. From its Huntingdon Valley studio, the workroom turns design plans into custom drapery and other window treatments, supporting projects from careful measurement through installation. Drapery Palace is a member of IFDA, WCAA, and AWCBN.
Draygon, LLC created the original RUN-DRY wastewater evaporator and builds custom systems that reduce industrial wastewater to sludge or dry powder for easier disposal. Based in North Venice, Florida, the company also makes its LSS liquid-solid separator, which was developed from thermal desalination technology to process aqueous waste streams and recover usable water. Draygon offers free wastewater evaluations to help determine the right treatment approach before equipment is purchased.
Established in 1984, Akron-based DRB builds point-of-sale, tunnel-management and in-bay technology for car wash operators, including U.S.-made Unitec pay-station hardware. Its systems are supported by a 600-plus-person team and the Knowledge Center, while its Sgt. Sudz line adds custom-built, UL508A-certified motor control centers made at a U.S. factory. DRB is a Vontier company and has served the unattended and C-Store car wash market since 1983 through its formerly Unitec-branded in-bay business.
Dream Custom Boxes produces made-to-order packaging, pairing custom structural design with in-house design support and printed branding. Based in Brooklyn and Wood Dale, the company serves more than 1,200 brands and accepts orders without minimum quantities, a useful fit for both emerging businesses and larger customers. Its range includes everyday shipping packaging as well as specialized candle and invitation boxes, with custom sizing and fast turnaround built into the ordering process.
DreamSeat provides commercial-grade furniture, branded logo furniture, and fixed spectator seating for professional sports, educational institutions, fire and EMS departments, corporations, hospitality venues, and other commercial markets. Its offerings include indoor, outdoor, contract, designer, and fixed seating products, supported by custom design, interchangeable XZipit logo panels, in-house embroidery, and project coordination from design through delivery and installation.
DreBo Werkzeugfabrik GmbH develops and manufactures stone-drilling tools and chisels for professional users, including OEM and private-label products produced in Germany. Founded in Altshausen in 1979 as a family business, it has grown into a leading maker of carbide-tipped drilling tools and chisels. Its Altshausen headquarters houses administration, development, innovation and testing, as well as drilling-tool production; chisel production is based in Bad Saulgau-Krumbach.