Re:Build Composite Resources

Re:Build Composite Resources makes composite parts and assemblies. It is based in Rock Hill, South Carolina, at 485 Lakeshore Parkway. The site says the company serves commercial aerospace and business jets, military and defense, space and satellite, medical, industrial, transportation, and automotive customers. It is part of Re:Build Manufacturing, LLC, which bought the company in 2021.

The company offers design, engineering and analysis, lamination, and autoclave and out-of-autoclave processing. It also offers tooling design and production, structural bonding and assembly, filament winding, resin transfer molding, press molding, roll wrapping, painting and finishing, and composite machining.

The site describes a set process. The company meets the customer at the start to define the scope. It gives rough pricing for each project phase. It builds prototypes until the First Article Inspection is approved. It makes its own tooling. Serial production uses pre-preg autoclave processing, compression molding, vacuum infusion, and filament winding.

The site says every part goes through in-process and final inspections. It lists ISO 9001:2015, AS9100, and ITAR standards. The site's history page says the company earned ISO 9001 in 2000 and AS9100 in 2012. It says the company began making carbon fiber components in 2015.

The site says the company was founded in 1992 by Jonathan Bennett under the name Composite Resources. It says the company moved into a 60,000 square foot space in Rock Hill in 2002. It also says the company invested in robotic automation in 2005 and began making medical devices.

The contact page has a phone number, (803) 366-9700, and a newsletter sign up. The company's social media page is on LinkedIn.