Performance Composites Inc.

MEDICAL AND RADIOLOGY COMPOSITES MANUFACTURING IN WASHINGTON

Washington Custom Composites Manufacturing for Medical and Radiology Equipment

Performance Composites has been building precision fiberglass and composite components for medical and radiology equipment manufacturers for over 40 years. Washington state has one of the most active medical technology markets in the country, and we have built programs for medical OEMs and radiology equipment integrators throughout the region. Our team handles engineering, tooling, fabrication, finishing, and hardware installation from a single facility with no outside subcontracting. Washington medical equipment companies get a complete manufacturing partner, not a shop that passes work down the line.

Composite Manufacturing for Washington Medical and Radiology Equipment Manufacturers

Washington is home to a significant concentration of medical technology companies, and the programs those companies run require a fabricator with genuine depth in composites. Some Washington medical OEMs come to us at the concept stage and need engineering support and prototypes to validate their design. Others arrive with production-ready drawings and need a shop that can deliver on tolerance and on schedule. We have built programs to non-magnetic, lightweight, chemically resistant, and Class A cosmetic requirements for Washington medical customers across a range of applications. Here is the scope of what we offer:

  • 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 Built to Washington Medical and Radiology Facility Standards

Washington medical and radiology facilities follow stringent equipment standards. Materials have to survive regular disinfection with commercial-grade cleaning agents, remain non-magnetic inside MRI environments, transmit imaging energy without distortion or interference, and maintain a clean, professional appearance in clinical spaces. We build to all of those requirements for Washington medical and radiology customers as a matter of standard practice. Here is what we produce:

  • 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 Washington Medical Manufacturers Choose Performance Composites

Washington medical equipment manufacturers working on technically demanding programs need a fabricator who brings engineering capability alongside production capacity. We build our own tooling, run our own CNC machining, handle all finishing in-house, and install hardware before anything ships. That integration gives Washington customers a shorter, more accountable supply chain. Our engineers work alongside the production floor, so issues are identified and resolved before they affect delivery. Washington medical companies that have worked with us tend to stay because the results are consistent. Here is what a program with our team 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

Connect with Our Team About Your Washington Medical Composite Program

Washington medical equipment companies can reach us at any point in their program development. If you have a completed drawing, we can move quickly. If you are still working out the design, our engineering team can help you get there. Either way, we will review your application, identify the right process and materials, and give you straight answers on cost and lead time. We serve Washington customers and deliver to medical equipment manufacturers across the country.

FAQs: Washington Medical and Radiology Composite Manufacturers

The answer depends on what the composite part needs to do inside a Washington medical or radiology facility. Fiberglass is the default choice for MRI-environment applications because of its non-magnetic properties and its ability to form into precise complex shapes. Carbon fiber is chosen for applications that require radiolucency alongside high stiffness and low structural weight. Sandwich panel construction uses foam, honeycomb, or G10 core selected against your specific load and weight requirements. We cover all of that with Washington customers in detail before any material is finalized.
Yes. Washington healthcare facilities and hospital systems require fire retardance for medical equipment in most clinical settings, and we incorporate that requirement into the material selection from the beginning of applicable programs. The resin system and fabrication method both change based on the UL-94 rating your Washington medical application requires. If your drawings call for fire retardance compliance and you need guidance on how to achieve it in composite, bring the specification to our team and we will develop the solution together.
Yes. Pre-delivery hardware installation is a consistent part of how we fulfill Washington medical programs. Threaded inserts, mounting brackets, and assembly hardware are installed at our facility and inspected before parts ship. Washington medical manufacturers running production operations need components that are deployment-ready on arrival. We manage the sourcing, installation, and inspection so your team can move the part directly into the build without any additional shop work.
Yes. Painting and surface finishing are completed in-house for Washington medical programs, so parts are not held at an outside vendor before they can ship. We offer single-stage and two-stage paint systems and provide color matching when Washington customers need consistency across a product line or replacement parts. Medical equipment in Washington clinical environments is subject to frequent cleaning and is expected to maintain its appearance. We inspect every painted part before it ships.
Yes. Washington medical equipment programs that involve complex geometries can often benefit from single-piece construction, which our tooling team makes possible through careful mold engineering. Parts that might otherwise require bonded assemblies can frequently be produced in a single pull when the tooling is designed for it. Single-piece construction improves structural integrity, eliminates seam lines, and makes achieving a Class A surface finish significantly more straightforward for Washington medical equipment housings.
Yes. In-house machining capability includes four CNC routers and an Autometric Pattern Cutter, which handle cutouts, openings, mounting patterns, and finished edges for Washington medical programs entirely on site. We do not use outside machining vendors. Every part is dimensionally verified against the drawing before shipment, and complete production records are maintained for every Washington medical job we complete.
Our quality management system is ISO 9001:2015 certified and applied to every Washington medical program we run. Material traceability, process records, and dimensional inspection data are documented throughout production and retained on file. Washington medical programs requiring additional quality deliverables such as first article inspection reports or coordinate measurement data receive those as part of their formal quality plan. Our commitment on every program is that parts arrive at Washington facilities correct, complete, and ready to use.
Washington medical programs typically ship with all post-fabrication steps already completed. Machining, painting, hardware installation, and final inspection are done before the shipment is prepared. When your Washington facility receives the delivery, the part goes directly into assembly or installation without requiring additional processing. That reduces labor on your end, shortens your production cycle, and keeps one more variable from affecting your supply chain.
Manufacturing processes available for Washington medical composite programs include hand layup, spray layup, vacuum infusion, LRTM, silicone bagging, and prepreg. Process selection for Washington programs is based on part geometry, required surface finish, production volume, and the material specification. Some Washington medical programs run cleanly with a single method. Others require combining two approaches on the same part to satisfy all performance requirements. We recommend what is right for the application.
Washington medical composite programs range from small precision components a few inches across to large structural panels and enclosures built for full radiology suites. Tooling design, manufacturing process, and material selection are all adapted to the size and performance demands of each specific part. Our facility supports both ends of that range. If you have a Washington medical program and 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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