Performance Composites Inc.

MEDICAL AND RADIOLOGY COMPOSITES MANUFACTURING IN OREGON

Custom Composites Manufacturing for Oregon Medical and Radiology Equipment

Performance Composites has been building precision fiberglass and composite components for medical and radiology equipment manufacturers for over 40 years. Oregon medical OEMs and radiology equipment integrators have relied on our team for programs that need precision engineering, tight tolerances, and reliable delivery. We take on the tooling, production, finishing, and hardware installation ourselves so your program stays with one team from the first design conversation through final shipment. Oregon customers get complete composite manufacturing without managing a chain of separate vendors.

Composite Manufacturing Services for Oregon Medical and Radiology Equipment Companies

Oregon has a well-established life sciences and medical technology sector, and the manufacturers operating in that market bring us programs at every stage. Some Oregon medical companies are in active development and need a fabrication partner who can support prototyping and design iteration. Others are further along and need consistent, high-volume production on a reliable schedule. We have manufactured to non-magnetic, lightweight, chemically resistant, and Class A cosmetic requirements across a broad range of programs. Here is what our team provides:

  • 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

Composite Parts That Meet Oregon Medical and Radiology Environment Requirements

The materials that go into Oregon medical and radiology equipment are expected to perform reliably over the long term. That means holding up to daily disinfection, staying non-magnetic in MRI environments, allowing imaging energy to pass without interference, and looking professional in a clinical setting where cleanliness is part of the standard. We produce to all of those requirements for Oregon medical and radiology customers on a regular basis. Here is a range of what we build:

  • 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.

Why Oregon Medical Companies Partner with Performance Composites

Oregon medical equipment manufacturers working on precision programs need more than a fabrication shop. They need a team that can engage on the engineering side, build tooling without subcontracting it out, handle all machining and finishing internally, and deliver parts that are ready for their assembly line. That is how we operate, and it is the reason Oregon medical companies with demanding programs choose to work with us. Our engineers stay close to production, which means issues get caught early and resolved before they affect your schedule. Here is what a program with us looks like:

  • 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

Bring Your Oregon Medical Composite Program to Our Team

We work with Oregon medical equipment companies at any stage of a project. Whether you have a complete drawing package or are still working out what the part needs to do, our engineering team can engage and give you useful, specific direction. We will identify the right process and materials, give you an honest assessment of cost and lead time, and take responsibility for delivering a part that meets your specification. We serve Oregon customers and ship to medical equipment companies nationwide.

FAQs: Oregon Medical and Radiology Composite Manufacturers

Material selection for Oregon medical composite programs starts with the functional requirements of the application. Fiberglass is used in MRI-environment components because it is non-magnetic and produces cleanly in complex mold geometries. Carbon fiber is selected when the application needs to pass imaging energy without absorption while also achieving high stiffness and low mass. Sandwich panel core materials, including foam, honeycomb, and G10, are chosen based on your structural load and weight targets. Our engineering team goes through all of this with Oregon customers before any material is finalized.
Yes. Fire retardance requirements are common for medical equipment going into Oregon healthcare facilities, and we incorporate the applicable specification into the material selection from the outset. The resin chemistry and manufacturing process both shift depending on the UL-94 rating your Oregon medical program requires. If your specification calls for fire retardance and you are not certain how to meet it in composite construction, bring your drawings and we will work out the solution together.
Yes. For Oregon medical programs, we routinely install hardware before shipment. Threaded inserts, mounting brackets, and assembly components are fitted at our facility so parts arrive ready to go into your build. Oregon medical manufacturers operating production lines need components that can be received and deployed without additional shop work. We take care of all sourcing, installation, and inspection to make that possible.
Yes. Surface finishing and painting are performed in-house so Oregon programs are not delayed by outside vendors. We work with single-stage and two-stage paint systems and provide color matching when your product line requires it. Oregon medical and radiology equipment operates in visible clinical environments that are regularly cleaned, and the surface finish needs to hold up to that. Every painted part is inspected before it ships to Oregon.
Yes. Oregon medical equipment programs that require complex shapes often benefit from single-piece construction, which is achievable with careful mold design. Our tooling team engineers that approach in-house and builds the molds to make it work. A single-piece part reduces visible seam lines, performs better structurally, and is significantly easier to bring to a Class A surface standard. For Oregon medical housings and enclosures, it is usually the better path when the geometry allows for it.
Yes. In-house CNC routing and machining capability includes four CNC routers and an Autometric Pattern Cutter, so Oregon medical programs get their cutouts, openings, mounting patterns, and finished edges handled on site. We do not route machining to outside shops. Every finished part is dimensionally verified against the drawing as a standard quality step, and records are maintained for every Oregon medical job we produce.
Quality management for Oregon medical programs operates under ISO 9001:2015 certification. Material traceability, process documentation, and inspection records are maintained for every job. Oregon medical programs requiring elevated validation such as first article inspection or coordinate measurement reports receive those as part of a documented quality plan. Our objective on every Oregon medical program is that the part arrives correct and complete, with no reason to return it.
Oregon medical programs typically ship with machining, painting, hardware installation, and final inspection already completed. Your team receives the part and moves it directly into assembly or installation without additional processing. That eliminates secondary handling steps, reduces internal labor, and simplifies the logistics for Oregon medical equipment manufacturers managing tight production timelines.
Available manufacturing processes for Oregon medical composite programs include hand layup, spray layup, vacuum infusion, LRTM, silicone bagging, and prepreg. The process selected for your Oregon program depends on the specific geometry, the required surface finish, the production volume, and the material specification. Programs that need it can combine two manufacturing methods on the same part. Our recommendation is based on what produces the best result for your application.
Oregon medical composite programs cover a wide size range. Small machined components and large structural enclosures for radiology suites are both within our production capability. Tooling design, process selection, and material specification all adapt to the size and performance requirements of each Oregon medical part we produce. If you have a part and want to know whether it is something we can build, contact us directly and we will give you a clear answer. If you are not sure whether your part is something we can build, give us a call and we will give you a straight answer.
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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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