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Founded in 1957 by three Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute researchers, Dynamic Systems Inc. builds Gleeble® thermo-mechanical physical simulation systems that reproduce the heat and mechanical forces materials experience during manufacturing and service. The Poestenkill company began by solving weld heat-affected-zone problems and has since developed systems used worldwide to study materials, validate processes, and guide production decisions. DSI also supports its equipment with factory-led training, contract testing, calibration, and upgrades.
Founded in a garage in 1979, Dynamic Tool Co., Inc. is an El Paso manufacturer that designs, prototypes, tools and produces precision components, including impact-extruded aluminum cans and high-volume machined parts. Its designers come from the tool-and-die floor, so design, tooling and manufacturing operate under one roof with a practical focus on getting new concepts into production. The privately owned company works from a 60,000-square-foot production facility and holds ISO 9001:2008 certification.
For nearly 40 years, Dynamics Research Corporation has built dynamic balancing machines, developing its approach through high-speed turbo-compressor balancing. Based in Richfield, Ohio, the company also makes the portable PortAlyzer for balancing and vibration analysis and supports its equipment with upgrades, calibration, and onsite training. Its machines serve customers across the United States and can be retrofitted onto many existing balancing stands.
DynAmp designs and manufactures high-accuracy current measurement, power conversion measurement, monitoring, and protection systems for electrolytic and electro-industrial applications. Its offerings include current measurement systems, rectifier monitoring and protection systems, isolators, shunts, integrated instrumentation, custom systems, and related installation, calibration, repair, rental, training, and support services.
Dynapac Motion grew from the Margetts family’s early rotating-display inventions into a Salt Lake City manufacturer of motion systems for signs, displays, automation, and lifting applications. With almost a century of industrial-motion history, the company designs, builds, and installs custom mechanical units worldwide, while its Vue-More turntables are assembled in its Utah factory with U.S.-made components. Its engineering team includes a professional mechanical engineer and supports projects from prototype through production and installation.
Since 1981, Dynasplint Systems has pioneered dynamic splinting devices that help patients restore joint range of motion at home after injury, surgery, trauma or immobilization. Based in Maryland, the company customizes its gentle, low-load stretching systems for infant, pediatric and adult patients and supports their use alongside prescribed rehabilitation programs. More than one million patients have used Dynasplint systems, which are manufactured by the company’s team in Stevensville, Maryland.
Founded in 1976, Albany-based Dynasty Chemical Corp is a second-generation, family-owned manufacturer and global supplier of specialty chemicals, custom formulations, and industrial solutions. The company custom formulates and toll blends products for applications ranging from paving and water treatment to janitorial maintenance, while also supporting private-label and contract manufacturing programs. Its capabilities include custom silicone blending and worldwide shipment of chemical products.
Founded around Dytanya Allgood’s clinical trichology practice, Dynasty Hair Solutions Center is a scalp and hair-loss clinic treating inflammation- and traction-driven hair loss in Black women. Rather than operating as a salon, the founder-led clinic begins with scalp analysis and builds monitored care around follicle preservation and low-tension integration. It is also a VA-approved cranial prosthesis provider serving veterans in Northeast Ohio.
Established in 1973, Dynatech International is a defense and commercial supply-chain company known for using its proprietary Dynatech Logistics Management System to support complex programs. The system helps the company manage supply-chain risk for more than 2,000 weapon systems and platforms serving military and commercial operators worldwide. Dynatech’s quality credentials include ISO 9001, AS9100D, AS9120, and FAA AC-00-56B certifications.
Since 1983, Dynatemp International has supplied refrigerants and recovery services to the HVAC/R industry from its North Carolina base. The privately held company serves more than 550 wholesale companies across over 4,100 locations nationwide, pairing its refrigerant supply with market intelligence and technical support. Its DynaCycle program also buys back recovered refrigerant and supports cylinder exchange for wholesalers.
With more than 40 years of experience, Dynatronics, LLC is a U.S. medical device company known for its electrotherapy technology and a history that began in 1979. Since 1990, it has manufactured equipment for clinical professionals, with the Dynatron Solaris Plus line among its established offerings.
Founded by Brian Vincent in 2019, Dynavision Global Holdings is a family-led Cincinnati company known for carrying Dynavision International into a new chapter after acquiring the business that October. Its signature D2™ device gives clinicians and performance professionals measurable ways to train visual reaction and related skills, with applications spanning rehabilitation, athletics, and tactical training. The team combines capital-equipment leadership with financial, neurophysiology, and biomedical research experience, and the company cites more than 25 years of published research behind the technology.
Dynavox Group AB is a Stockholm-headquartered public company and the parent of Tobii Dynavox, serving people with disabilities through assistive communication technology. With nearly 1,000 employees and a presence in more than 65 countries, the group helps people who cannot rely on speech or movement communicate more independently, including through eye-gaze access.
Founded in 1991, Dynax Corporation develops specialty C6 telomer-based fluorosurfactants and foam stabilizers for manufacturers of firefighting foam. Its products are formulated for flammable-liquid protection, including alcohol-resistant foams, and the company’s patented DX5011 stabilizer has served as a benchmark in that application for more than a decade. Dynax says its current products are not derived from PFOA and do not degrade into it environmentally.
From its Pennsylvania warehouse, Dynex USA LLC supplies engineering-plastic rod and sheet to distributors, fabricators, and machine shops across the United States. The independent distributor keeps more than 700 tons in stock within a 25,000-square-foot facility, offering same- or next-day shipping without minimum orders or account requirements. Dynex USA draws on more than 60 years of plastics-manufacturing heritage and operates as an ISO 9001-certified company and IAPD member.
Dyno Nobel is a commercial explosives manufacturer whose history of practical innovation began more than 150 years ago with the invention of dynamite. The company supplies explosives and blasting products and also provides drill-and-blast consulting for surface and underground operations. Its consulting projects span metals, nonmetals, coal, and construction.
Since 2006, DynoRaxx has made USA-made solar mounting and grounding systems for installation professionals, with designs built around faster, tool-free work. Its fiberglass Evolution flat-roof system uses a universal design and fewer components, while the UL-recognized DynoBond grounding system replaces conventional module-by-module lugs and cables with simple bonding jumpers. Based in the United States, the company supports installers with in-house engineering expertise and ships across the U.S., Caribbean, and globally.
For more than 40 years, Dayton-based Dysinger Incorporated has precision-machined short- to mid-volume components, including flight-critical aerospace parts, while also providing engineering and sub-assembly support. Its 30,000-square-foot facility combines experienced machinists and toolmakers with reverse-engineering expertise, in-house machining capabilities, and a dedicated inspection lab. Dysinger holds AS9100D registration and is an ITAR-registered supplier.
Since 1884, Dyson Corp. has forged and machined large-diameter fasteners and other industrial parts at its Painesville, Ohio headquarters, with every stage—from domestic raw steel to finished product—handled in the United States. Its in-house forge and machine shop can produce custom parts to specification, including the company’s proprietary D-Loc nuts, while a Houston facility focuses on wind-energy components. Dyson is ISO 9001:2015 certified and ITAR compliant.
DyStar is a Singapore-headquartered dyestuff and specialty chemical manufacturer, founded in 1995 and built on more than a century of textile-dye development heritage. It supplies colorants and textile processing chemicals globally, and has expanded into food and beverage, personal care and other industrial sectors. The group reports 10 production sites and approximately 1,400 employees worldwide.