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Duraflow Industries manufactures custom and standard air-filtration products for OEM, residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Its offerings include aluminum mesh, carbon, electrostatic, HVAC, foam, HEPA, ULPA, and other specialty filters, supported by in-house engineering, testing, prototyping, and production.
Since Thomas R. Heyward Jr. founded it in the 1920s, Duraloy Technologies has built its identity around alloy development and more than a century of experience in high-temperature metalwork. Based near Pittsburgh in Scottdale, Pennsylvania, the company makes specialty castings and finished assemblies for industries whose furnaces and equipment operate under demanding conditions.
Duramax Marine LLC manufactures marine and industrial products, with a long-standing specialty in water-lubricated bearing technology. The company also makes shaft-sealing and cooling products and impact-protection systems for marine applications. Its products serve military, commercial, and recreational marine markets, as well as industrial applications including hydro turbine power generation.
Since 1934, Durand-Wayland has built produce-handling equipment and agricultural sprayers from its LaGrange, Georgia headquarters. With more than eight decades of fruit and vegetable equipment experience and an 85,000-square-foot facility, the company serves thousands of growers through packinghouse systems, grading platforms and field equipment. Its American-made EvoSort grader reflects the company’s long-running focus on evolving packhouse technology while supporting growers through field offices in California, Florida and Virginia.
Born from a hockey-pad maker’s search for a better plastic peg in the 1960s, Durapeg LLC produces tent stakes from heavy-duty polycarbonate in Pennsylvania. The family-run company carries forward the vision of engineer and outdoorsman Jeffrey D. Werner, who grew the brand after taking ownership in 1982; his son Kevin and daughter-in-law Erin now continue that legacy and moved production from Canada to Somerset, Pennsylvania. Durapeg is known for stakes that combine light weight and impact strength without the sharp edges or rust associated with conventional designs.
Durapods makes factory-built modular bathrooms for large-scale commercial construction, with each pod finished to architectural specifications before delivery to the jobsite. Powered by PDM Constructors, it combines offsite fabrication with design coordination and turnkey installation for projects including healthcare, hospitality, and residential buildings.
Duravant is a global automation company organized around a family of operating brands, with more than 100 years of automation expertise behind them. Its 4,250-plus employees support customers through 54 manufacturing and sales facilities, combining broad international reach with local service. The company builds and supports systems that help food producers, manufacturers, and distribution operations keep essential goods moving.
Built from industrial names dating back to 1901, Duravent Group manufactures venting and air-control systems for residential and commercial applications. Formed in 2021 through the combination of DuraVent and Hart & Cooley, the Detroit-headquartered company brings 14 established brands together, with manufacturing and distribution operations across North America. Its commercial design team develops in-house, code-compliant exhaust solutions, including systems for demanding projects such as semiconductor facilities.
Durawood Products is an employee-owned manufacturer of precision-built stair systems, serving builders, contractors, and distributors across the Mid-Atlantic since 1986. The company operates a 40,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility and offers a range of stair solutions from classic box stairs to custom architectural designs. Known for craftsmanship and reliability, Durawood also provides distribution partnerships and field support services.
Founded in Cleveland in 1963, Duray Plating Company became a family-run business when Ken Roth purchased it in 1984 and his brothers later joined him. Today, Duray is known for accepting difficult industrial work, with careful attention to detail and service for customers in demanding fields such as aviation and medical manufacturing.
For more than 40 years, Durbin Industrial Valve has been a small, hands-on Akron manufacturer known for solving difficult control problems in real production settings. Its engineers stay directly involved with customers, helping manufacturers stabilize processes and avoid downtime with valves specified to their operating conditions. The company also supports aging equipment through a replacement program that provides new valves at repair cost.
Founded in 1978 from a rented corner of a Brantford warehouse, family-owned Dure Foods now makes dry-blended food powders and provides custom packaging and private-label manufacturing. Its more than 50,000 square feet of blending and packaging capacity includes an in-house quality assurance lab, while the second generation has carried the company forward since 2018. Dure is particularly known for producing hot chocolate for Canadian retail and food-service markets, alongside custom lifestyle formulations.
Founded in 1990 and rooted in Brooklyn, Duri Cosmetics is a family-owned maker of nail and body care products, with a collection of more than 150 clean, cruelty-free formulas. Its award-winning Rejuvacote Nail Growth System remains the signature offering, while three generations of family ownership continue to guide the brand’s focus on natural-nail care. Duri’s U.S.-made polishes are vegan and formulated without seven commonly used toxins.
Founded in 1952, Duro Dyne Corporation manufactures sheet metal accessories and equipment for the heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning industry. Headquartered in Long Island, New York, it also has manufacturing and warehousing facilities in Ohio, Colorado, and Canada. Its long-standing product innovations include flexible duct connectors and hand-held pinspotter machines.
For more than 15 years, Duroair Technologies has designed and manufactured custom industrial clean-air systems that pair filtration with flexible containment enclosures. Its retractable DuroRoom workstations can move with a plant’s workflow and shrink to 20% of their extended length, while the patented six-stage DuroPure system captures 99+% of airborne particulates. Now a Nederman company, Duroair serves demanding manufacturing environments including aerospace, marine, metal fabrication, and military operations.
Since 1896, Dürr Systems AG has engineered mechanical and plant systems that automate vehicle production, with particular depth in paint shops and final assembly lines. The Bietigheim-Bissingen-based company also supplies production technology for battery electrodes and serves woodworking, medical and electrical manufacturing through the Dürr Group’s global network of about 17,500 employees across 32 countries.
As a third-generation family-owned company with nearly nine decades focused on digital printing, Durst is rooted in South Tyrol while serving industrial print businesses worldwide. Its U.S. division supports customers adopting digital inkjet production, with a particular focus on dependable long-run equipment service from its North American headquarters in Penfield, New York.
Founded in 1996, Reading-based Duryea Technologies designs and manufactures brushless DC motors, power electronics, generators and rotary engines in the United States. Its niche is engineered-to-order systems for OEMs, built around proprietary low-voltage SolidSlot motor technology and flexible production that runs from prototypes to low- and mid-volume manufacturing. Duryea also develops practical energy systems such as the MODE biogas generator for farms and wastewater-treatment plants.
Dutch Barn Builders, LLC manufactures and builds custom storage buildings and other wood structures, including pole barns, from its base in Lore City, Ohio. Founded in 1975, it describes itself as Ohio’s first storage barn manufacturer and has expanded from Hartville to a network of locations across Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. The company builds some structures on-site and offers customization for customers’ property and intended use.
A husband-and-wife team runs Dutch Creek Winery & Taphouse in the Athens countryside, making small-batch meads, fruit wines, Baron’s Reserve hard ciders and honey sodas on the same farm where they keep bees and grow an apple-peach-pear orchard. The winery’s honey wines use honey from its own hives, while the Baron’s Reserve name honors Swiss settler Baron Johann Rudolf de Steiguer, whose historic land includes the winery site. Its tasting room pairs the house-made drinks with food and a distinctly rural Ohio setting.