Vermont Composites

Vermont Composites makes composite structures for aerospace, defense and medical imaging. It is based in Bennington, Vermont, in the United States. The company works from design engineering through production and certification, all from its own facility.

Its work covers engineering and design, tooling development, composite manufacturing, laser projection, specialty bonding, inspection and assembly. The site also lists autoclave curing, compression molding, core machining, core forming, reticulation, paint and finite element analysis. It develops processes and builds tools in house.

The company serves three markets. In defense, it builds radomes, shielded workstations, mission consoles and radar enclosures. In commercial aerospace, it makes engine structures, acoustic panels, fan track liners and wing-to-body fairings. In medical imaging, it applies aerospace methods to structures for imaging equipment.

The site lists many aircraft programs. These include the P-8 Poseidon, CH-47 Chinook, F/A-18 Hornet, F-15 Eagle, CH-53K, E-2D Hawkeye, MH-60R Seahawk and the Rolls-Royce Trent 7000. For the F-15 it says it is the sole authorized repair facility, handling depot-level repair and new builds of ammo cans.

Vermont Composites is ISO AS9100 certified and Nadcap accredited. The site says it partners with major aerospace and defense prime contractors.

The website has a contact form and a capabilities page. It also has a careers page and a link to follow the company on LinkedIn.