Atlas Fibre is the leading supplier of thermoset composite laminates in North America, offering the most extensive in-stock selection available. With over $8 million of high-quality material housed in our 120,000-square-foot facility in Northbrook, Illinois—and an additional $4 million in raw inventory held by our trusted manufacturing partners, Accurate Plastics in Massachusetts and Lamtuf in India—we ensure unmatched availability and rapid turnaround. Our domestic manufacturing capabilities, combined with strategic global partnerships, allow us to consistently deliver the quality, reliability, and scale that fabricators, distributors, and OEMs depend on every day.
Explore the materials offered by Atlas Fibre below and access the data sheets for details on their physical and mechanical properties.
Atlas Fibre stocks a wide range of thermoset composite laminates to meet your project’s performance, processing, and compliance requirements. Data sheets are available for all standard materials, and our team is ready to assist with selection and custom formulations. Explore the inventory of Atlas Fibre materials:
Atlas Fibre has numerous material specifications and data sheets available for download! Access these resources now or connect with an Atlas Fibre material and machining expert today.
Our facilities have numerous product shapes and forms in stock. We’ll help you choose from the following based on your project’s needs.
We produce thermoset plastic sheets by pressing and curing materials into a flat sheet, which we then cut and fabricate. The thickness of a sheet is based on the number of plies in the layup. It can range from 0.005 to more than 8 inches. While the sheet’s dimensions can be based on your projects, three sizes are typically available. We can also produce extra-large sheets on request or cut sheets to size.
While we primarily work with thermoset materials, we also offer sheets made from various thermoplastics.
We offer sheet rods, made from ground cut sheets, and rolled and molded rods, which are made by rolling a prepreg material. We’ll help you choose the right type of thermoset composite rod based on your project’s specifications and your budget. For example, you may need a rod that can withstand subzero temperatures or one that has insulating properties.
We have various rod lengths in stock and can produce rods that are up to 120 inches long. We’ll also cut rods down to size based on your needs.
Our composite tubes are produced using either filament winding or convolute winding. Each method has its specific uses and benefits, and we’ll help you choose the option that works best for your needs. Filament wound tubes are typically much more narrow in diameter than convolute wound tubes, which can be several feet wide. Materials commonly used for tubes include paper and canvas phenolic.
Our precision blanks can save your company time and effort. They are pre-milled and ground composite blanks cut into round, square, or rectangular shapes. You don’t have to mill the blanks yourself, so you can machine them right after receipt. Choosing a thermoset composite blank instead of metal offers several advantages, including corrosion resistance, reduced weight and lower cost.
You can order material from us to fabricate and machine in-house or let us handle the fabrication for you. Our capabilities include cutting on more than 25 CNC milling and lathe machines as well as producing Swiss-turned and routed parts. We can machine all types of thermosets and almost every type of thermoplastic.
Get in contact with us for more information about lead time, price, availability, and any further questions you have about our products. Our customer service team will be in contact with you in less than 24 hours.
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