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MEDICAL AND RADIOLOGY COMPOSITES MANUFACTURING IN LOS ANGELES, CA

Medical and Radiology Composites Manufacturing Built for Los Angeles.

Performance Composites has been building precision fiberglass and composite components for medical and radiology equipment for over 40 years. Our facility is in Compton, a few miles south of downtown Los Angeles, and we work with medical equipment manufacturers all across Southern California. We get involved early, help you work through the engineering, build your tooling in-house, run production, finish the parts, and ship them ready to go. No hand-offs to outside vendors. Just one team that knows your project from day one.

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What We Make in Los Angeles for Medical and Radiology Equipment Manufacturers

We work with medical OEMs and radiology equipment companies across Los Angeles on everything from early-stage prototypes to full production runs. If your part needs to be lightweight, non-magnetic, chemically resistant, or built to a Class A cosmetic standard, we have seen that requirement before and know how to meet it. Here is what our team handles start to finish:

  • Engineering and Design Support
  • Prototype Development
  • Material Selection Assistance
  • Tooling and Mold Manufacturing
  • Composite Fabrication and Production
  • Precision CNC Machining and Cutouts
  • Hardware Integration and Assembly Support
  • Paint and Surface Finishing
  • Quality Inspection and Verification
  • Custom Fiberglass Medical Fabrication

Los Angeles Composite Components Built for the Clinical Environment

The medical field puts real demands on materials. Parts need to hold up to hospital disinfectants, stay non-magnetic inside an MRI suite, pass imaging energy without interference, and look clean enough for a clinical setting. We build to those standards every day. Our Los Angeles customers use us for a wide range of applications including:

  • Custom Medical Composite Parts
  • Radiology Composite Enclosures
  • Fiberglass Medical Equipment Housings
  • Lightweight Medical Composite Solutions
  • Composite Materials for Medical Devices
  • Medical Imaging Composite Components
  • MRI Equipment Enclosures
  • X-Ray Fiberglass Components
  • Medical Device Housings
  • Lightweight Radiology Structures
  • Non-Corrosive Medical Composites

Best Supplier of Corrosion Resistant Composite Materials

Built for long-term performance in demanding environments, our composite products are engineered to resist corrosion, reduce maintenance requirements, and support the reliability of infrastructure and industrial systems.

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Why Los Angeles Medical Companies Keep Choosing Performance Composites

A lot of composite shops can build a part. Fewer can build it to print, on time, with the tooling, machining, finishing, and hardware all handled under one roof. That is what we do, and it is why many of our customer relationships in the Los Angeles area have lasted more than a decade. When something comes up during production, our engineers are a few steps away from the shop floor and we sort it out quickly. Here is what you get when you work with us:

  • More Than 40 Years of Manufacturing Experience
  • In-House Tooling Department
  • Internal Mold and Fixture Production
  • Integrated Engineering and Manufacturing Teams
  • Multiple Composite Manufacturing Processes
  • Precision CNC Machining Capabilities
  • Advanced Quality Inspection Systems
  • Cross-Industry Manufacturing Experience
  • Ready-to-Install Component Production
  • End-to-End Project Support

From Los Angeles to Your Facility: Ready to Get Your Medical Composite Project Moving?

If you have a drawing, a concept, or even just a rough idea of what you need, call us. Our engineering team will get on a call with you, ask the right questions, and tell you honestly what process and material make the most sense for your application and budget. We work with companies all across Los Angeles County and have shipped to customers throughout Southern California and beyond.

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FAQs: Medical Composite Manufacturing in Los Angeles

It depends on what the part needs to do. For MRI-adjacent applications, fiberglass is a go-to because it is non-magnetic and easy to mold into complex shapes. Carbon fiber works well where you need X-ray transparency combined with high stiffness and low weight. For structural sandwich panels, we pair a face sheet material with foam, honeycomb, or G10 core depending on your load and weight targets. We will walk you through the tradeoffs during your first conversation with our engineering team.
Yes. We regularly build parts that need to meet UL-94 fire retardance requirements for hospital and clinical settings. The material selection changes depending on what rating you need, but it is something we plan for at the beginning of your project, not as an afterthought. If your drawing calls for a fire retardance spec and you are not sure how to achieve it in composite, our team can help you sort that out.
Yes, and we do it often. Threaded inserts, brackets, mounting hardware, and other assembly features can all be installed before the part ships. For a lot of our Los Angeles medical customers, that is the whole point. They do not want to receive a bare composite shell and then spend time fitting it out. They want to open the box and go. We handle the sourcing, installation, and inspection so you do not have to.
Yes. We paint in-house at our Compton facility, so you are not waiting on a separate vendor to finish your parts before they can ship. We can do single-stage or two-stage systems and match to an existing color if you need consistency across a product line. Medical equipment lives in visible, well-lit environments and gets wiped down constantly, so we take surface quality seriously and inspect every part before it goes out.
Yes. A lot of complex shapes look like they have to be built in multiple pieces and bonded together, but with the right tooling approach you can often pull them as a single part. Our tooling department in Compton designs and builds molds specifically to solve that problem. One-piece construction is cleaner, stronger, and easier to finish to a Class A standard, which is exactly what medical equipment housings typically demand.
Yes. We run four CNC routers and an Autometric Pattern Cutter in-house, so cutouts, openings, mounting hole patterns, and trimmed edges are all done on site in Compton. That matters because it keeps the work in our hands and on our schedule. Machined parts are dimensionally checked against your drawing as part of our standard quality process, and we keep records for every job.
We are ISO 9001:2015 certified, which means our quality process is documented, followed, and audited. For every job we maintain material traceability, process records, and dimensional inspection data. If your program needs a higher level of validation, such as coordinate measurement or first article inspection documentation, we can build that into your quality plan. Our goal is that your receiving department never has to send something back.
That is something we do for most of our medical customers in Los Angeles. Machining, painting, hardware installation, and inspection are all done before the part leaves Compton. Your receiving team opens the box and the part is ready to go into the build. That takes real work off your plate and removes a whole category of scheduling risk from your supply chain.
We offer the full range: hand layup, spray layup, vacuum infusion, LRTM, silicone bagging, and prepreg. The right one depends on your part geometry, the surface finish you need, your volume, and your material requirements. Some jobs call for a single process; others benefit from combining two approaches on the same part. Our engineers will recommend what makes the most sense for your application, not just what is easiest to run.
Not really. We build parts ranging from small precision components a few inches across all the way up to large equipment enclosures and structural panels sized for radiology suites. The tooling, process, and material choices shift depending on the size and performance requirements, but our shop in Compton is set up to handle both ends of that spectrum. If you are not sure whether your part falls within what we can do, just call us and we will tell you straight.
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Insights from Our Annual Customer Surveys

Discover how our engineered composite solutions have transformed products and driven success across industries.

"PCI has been honest and has worked hard to support the demands implied by us. I appreciate working with them!"

"PCI worked closely with us for development of Product for our important customer. We went through a lot of challenges and after FAI, PCI took care of the supplies and ensured quality & on-time delivery as per our requirements."

"PCI provide feedback on ways to improve to save cost. Very good collaboration!"

"I would recommend PCI due to the ability and ease to do business with them and their understanding of customer needs."

"I appreciate PCI’s sense of urgency working on new items and expediting for us."

"Performance Composites is a good partner to us."

"We like PCI’s fast response time to technical, delivery & quality queries as well as their product quality"

"I really enjoy working with the PCI team."

"To sum it up….PCI makes my life easy!"

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