Fabrication and Assembly
Composite Creations provides a full line of composite part fabrication and manufacturing services commonly used by the general aviation industry.

• Parts: Part tooling, prototype parts and production manufactured parts
  
  
• Assemblies: Precision complex assemblies of composite and metal parts
  
  
• Processes: Out-of-Autoclave thermoset prepreg, vacuum infusion and ancillary wet layup.
  
  
• Fabrics and tapes: Carbon fiber, fiberglass and Kevlar
  
  
• Core materials: Nomex honeycomb, high density foam and soric foam
  
  
• Resins: Epoxy, vinyl ester, phenolic, polyester, urethane and silicone
  
  
• Sizes: OOA prepreg parts up to 23' in length limited by the size of the current curing oven. The oven is expandable
  
  
• Certified Parts: Currently produced under a customer’s STC. The principals of Composite Creations have manufactured certified parts and are familiar with the required process. We also have plans to obtain our own Part 141 certification as required for a specific contract

Production Volume
Production is currently done on small to medium volume basis with molds cycled from storage. With adequate space for mold storage, Composite Creations can accommodate small volume production.

• Medium volume production is done with a dedicated section of the main shop and a specially trained production team
  
  
• High volume production can be done at a very competitive price in a custom facility with dedicated trained staff and custom tooling

Rapid Prototyping
The management of Composite Creations routinely produced prototypes under very tight timelines while at Lancair. Composite Creations can assist you to get a prototype done as quickly as possible by working with you to acquire the prototype tooling and getting a highly experienced team willing to work with you to meet your schedule.

Complex Difficult Layups
Some molds are difficult to use due to size and small room in which to work. In addition parts may have very difficult layups of many layers of intricately cut plys, core and glue sheet. In other cases the chosen material, such as knitted fiberglass, comes unraveled with all the most skilled handling touch. Our head composite technician, is well known in the Bend area as the master craftsman that such situations demand. In addition she has trained many of the most skilled technicians during her time at Lancair and with the Columbia/Cessna project.