Founded in 1983 by racer Kerry Hitt, Harrisburg’s Advanced Composite Products fabricates custom composite parts entirely in-house, from design and prototyping through production. Its 35,000-square-foot facility serves demanding projects ranging from race-car bodywork to aircraft and government components, including parts for Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory’s Dragonfly drone destined for Titan. ACP’s racing roots remain visible in its wind-tunnel-tested race bodies and parts, shaped by Hitt’s experience as a driver and composite manufacturer.
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Wolf CompositesFounded by Alex Wolford in a Columbus garage in 1999, Wolf Composites designs and manufactures custom carbon-fiber components, taking projects from one-off prototypes through production. Its 33,000-square-foot U.S. facility keeps design, engineering, machining and fabrication under one roof, with a 10-by-20-foot autoclave supporting repeatable composite parts. Wolf also developed the carbon target used in the NHTSA Strikeable Surrogate Vehicle for testing automatic emergency-braking systems.COLUMBUS, OH
Acme CompositesAcme Composites in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, builds fiberglass parts ranging from small components to large agricultural tractor hood assemblies, taking projects from concept and mold creation through production. The shop handles both short runs and ongoing work, with a notable specialty in custom-shaped parts and sprint-car body components, and can deliver finishes from paintable surfaces to metalflake.HAINES FALLS, NY
Kumair, LLCKnown for its engineering depth, Kumair, LLC brings more than 20 years of mechanical and aerospace experience to custom composite projects. The East Syracuse company helps manufacturers, fabricators, and inventors turn lightweight carbon-fiber designs into working parts, with U.S.-based production and support from concept through delivery.FAYETTEVILLE, NY