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Dewhurst makes electrical components and control equipment, mainly for the elevator and rail industries. Products include push buttons, display screens, and speech synthesizers used in elevators; vandal-resistant keypads used in automated banking, ticketing, and vending machines; and body-side door status indicators and driver-operated controls for the rail industry. Dewhurst offers ancillary equipment packages for specific needs. Customers include ADTRAN, the City of London, and the UK Train Operating Companies.

Dexter Magnetic Technologies has been the world leader in the design and fabrication of permanent magnets and assemblies for 55 years. Supplying a veteran service staff, extensive inventory, engineering support, fabrication expertise and rigorous quality assurance programs, we are able to exceed customers' needs. We further our customer offerings through our global distributorship & custom modifcation of soft magnetics and accessories including ferrite cores, powder cores, amorphous cores, bobbins, and thermistors. We welcome you to experience the Dexter Difference.Dexter Magnetic company first started as Permag Corp., formed in New York in 1951 when personnel from the major U.S. magnet manufacturers approached our founding owners with the idea of selling small volume standard and customized permanent magnets to support their focus on larger volumes of standard magnets. The concept was very successful, and Permag grew to nine full service facilities located throughout the U.S. serving local and regional customers.

DFT Microsystems delivers high throughput, comprehensive test solutions for a broad range of high-speed semiconductor device interfaces. The company’s products dramatically reduce test costs and accelerate time-to-volume by leveraging DFT Microsystems’ revolutionary signal processing algorithms and highly-integrated implementation technology. The company is positioned to become a leading supplier of compact high-speed serial test solutions for customers spanning the microelectronic device, board, and system industries.

Dialight company changed its name from Roxboro to Dialight in 2005, after it sold off one of its main subsidiaries. That unit, called Solartron, made analytical equipment used to measure level, pressure, flow, viscosity, and temperature for applications in the energy and manufacturing industries. It was the company's second big divestment; it had earlier sold off its Weston Group subsidiary, a maker of aerospace sensors, to Esterline Technologies. After hiving off these units, the company renamed itself after its remaining Dialight unit, which makes LED indicators used in airport, bus, rail, and traffic signal applications.

Digi-Key company distributes electronic components to businesses and consumers mainly in the US, Canada, Europe, and Japan. Digi-Key uses an entirely in-house sales force and does business by means of telemarketing and a catalog featuring more than 300,000 products from 400-plus manufacturers, such as 3M, Freescale, and Texas Instruments. Its products, ranging from AC line cords to zinc-oxide non-linear resistors, also are available through a downloadable catalog featured on the company's Web site

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