Amalga Composites, Inc.

Amalga Composites, Inc.

Address
10600 West Mitchell Street
West Allis
WI, 53214
United States
Phone: +1 414 453 9555
Fax: +1 414 453 9561
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Founded in 1966, Amalga Composites, Inc., Milwaukee Wisconsin, is a leader in the design, engineering and manufacturing of filament wound composite pneumatic and hydraulic cylinder tubing, reservoir quality tubing, fiberglass epoxy tubing, cores, rollers and shafts, launch tubes, food grade tubing, pressure vessels, compression molding, light RTM, electrical tubing and other engineered composite components built to specification.

Doctoral-level engineering provides the design expertise to meet the toughest requirements and also to offer immediate technical customer support from prototype through production.

Amalga Composites is one of the country's largest independent filament winding operation. With an 80,000 sq.ft. manufacturing facility, consisting of three 200 x 40-foot overhead crane bays, six separate production lines, three coating/painting areas and complete machining capabilities, the company provides high volume output for both domestic and international orders.

Products include:

  • Black Amalgon
  • Custom Engineered Products
  • Reservoir Quality Tubing
  • Fiberglass Epoxy Tubing
  • Composite Cores & Rollers
  • Food Grade Amalgon
  • Composite Pressure Vessels
  • Compression Moldings
  • Military Composite Products

Lightweight and High Speed Composite Cores and Rollers

Lightweight and High Speed Composite Cores and Rollers
General Purpose Fiberglass Epoxy Tubing

General Purpose Fiberglass Epoxy Tubing
Reservoir Quality Translucent Pressure Tubing

Reservoir Quality Translucent Pressure Tubing
Custom Engineered Composite Products

Custom Engineered Composite Products
Light-Weight Composites for Pneumatic Cylinder Tubing - Black Amalgon

Light-Weight Composites for Pneumatic Cylinder Tubing - Black Amalgon
Amalga Composites Add Low Pressure Resin Transfer Molding (RTM) Capabilities

Amalga Composites Add Low Pressure Resin Transfer Molding (RTM) Capabilities

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