Advanced Composite Manufacturing
Composites, from raw fiber to bonded assembly.
Certified clean room ply cutting and layup, autoclave bonding, CNC trim and drill, assembly and CMM inspection — complete turnkey composite parts, built under AS9100D.
Cured carbon laminate
01 / Materials
If it lays up, we build with it.
Carbon fiber, fiberglass, Kevlar® and many more composite systems — as prepreg or wet layup, cured to spec and machined without damage.
- 01Carbon fiber, fiberglass & Kevlar®Plus specialty systems — ask about your material callout
- 02Prepreg compositesCertified clean room ply cutting and layup with laser ply placement
- 03Honeycomb & bonded core panelsCore machining, potting and bonded assembly
- 04PolycarbonatesFormed and machined alongside your composite hardware
02 / Processes
Every cure path, in-house.
Process selection shouldn't be limited by a vendor's equipment list. Ours covers the full range — so the part gets the cure it needs, not the one that's available.
Autoclave curing
Two autoclaves to 96 in. diameter × 240 in. — 150 psi at 450°F — for primary structure and bonded assemblies.
Oven curing
Batch curing oven, 96 × 132 × 144 in., for oven-cure prepregs and secondary bonds.
RTM
Resin transfer molding for repeatable, two-sided finished surfaces at production rates.
Hot drape forming
Consistent forming of complex contours before cure — fewer wrinkles, better fiber alignment.
03 / After the cure
Trimmed, drilled and inspected without leaving the floor.
Cured parts move straight to 5-axis CNC trim and drill or heat-free waterjet edge trim, then to CMM and mobile-arm inspection. One traveler, one building, one accountable team.
- 01CNC trim & drillLarge-format 5-axis milling and routing of cured composites
- 02Waterjet edge trimNo heat-affected zone, no delamination
- 03Assembly & bondingBonded core panels and assembled composite structures
- 04CMM inspection80 × 40 × 32 in. CMM plus mobile inspection arm
Ready when you are
Bring us the challenge.
Share the geometry, material, quantity and timing. We'll come back with a plan for the whole part — not a piece of it.