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Dayton Rogers

ServiceMinneapolis, MN, USAFounded 1929· One of 1986 Service companies tracked by AMPulse

Provides integrated contract manufacturing services combining rapid prototyping, 3D printing, precision metal stamping, and sheet metal fabrication for low-to-high volume production.

CEO / Founder
Stephanie Lowry
Team Size
201-500
Stage
Active
Total Funding
Bootstrapped
Latest Round
Bootstrapped

Technology & Products

Key Products

3D Printing & Rapid Prototyping; Short-Run & Progressive Metal Stamping; Sheet Metal Fabrication; Welding & Mechanical Assemblies; Precision Machining

Technological Advantage

CLAIMED: 95+ years of process optimization and proprietary design guidelines. VERIFIED: AS9100, ISO9001, ITAR certifications; in-house tool rooms across 4 US facilities. DEFENSIBLE: Trade secrets in modular tooling and metalforming processes, high switching costs due to integrated design-to-production workflow.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Eliminates high upfront tooling costs for short runs via modular stamping and 3D printing, accelerating concept-to-market timelines while maintaining AS9100/ITAR compliance for mission-critical components.

How They Differentiate

Unlike digital manufacturing aggregators (Xometry, Protolabs) that outsource to distributed networks, Dayton Rogers operates 4 owned US facilities with in-house tool rooms, enabling tighter quality control for ITAR/AS9100 defense work and 30-50% lower tooling costs for short runs via proprietary modular stamping combined with 3D printing.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

OEMs in aerospace, defense, and industrial equipment sectors requiring rapid prototyping and precision metal components

Industry Verticals

Aerospace & Defense; Industrial Equipment; Automotive; Medical Devices

Competitors

Xometry; Protolabs; Fictiv

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Annual revenue ~$45M (2025 est.); 4 US manufacturing locations; 95+ years in operation; 5% employee growth YoY.

Major Milestones

1929: Founded by Dayton A. Rogers; 2023: Announced $11M investment for new Richland County, SC facility; 2024: Appointed Stephanie Lowry as CEO