ATC Manufacturing

ATC Manufacturing makes thermoplastic composite parts. The site lists its address as 1224 North Lean Street, Post Falls, Idaho. The company was founded in 2004 by Dan Jorgenson, an industrial engineer with thermoplastic composite experience.

The site says the company has spent 20 years mass producing parts with unidirectional thermoplastic composite tapes. It says these methods give faster production rates and lower costs than thermoset composites. The site says the company has produced over 2,000,000 thermoplastic composite parts for commercial aircraft.

For commercial aircraft, the site lists control surfaces such as ailerons, elevators, rudders, flaps and slats. It also lists primary and secondary aircraft structures. The site says thermoplastic parts resist moisture, chemicals and UV light.

For defense, the site lists fuselage sections, wings and blades, tail assemblies, internal brackets, and landing gear and weapon bay doors. The site says the facilities are ITAR compliant.

For drones and urban air mobility, the site lists airframes, propeller blades, landing gear, battery housings and wing components. For space, it lists satellite structures.

The site says the company is ISO 9001 and AS9100 certified and NADCAP certified. It says it is CMMC and NIST SP 800 171 compliant. It is a member of TPRC in the Netherlands and The Composites Consortium in the United States. The site says the company received a repeat Premier Bidder award and a Silver Supplier award.

The site says the leadership team has over 250 years of combined aerospace composites experience. Pat Jones is president and chief operating officer. The site lists a phone number, +1 509-893-4100, and a contact form.