About


TS Composites offers a Prototype to Component-Production solution to teams with minimal in-house FDM capabilities. 

We operate at the intersection of engineering, prototyping, and manufacturing, serving customers who need production partners that perform, reiterate, and scale.

From rapid prototyping to volume production, our focus is on delivering FDM components with the same discipline undertaken in regulated industries. That means controlled materials, defined processes, and traceability built into the process.

How We Work

TS Composites is a process-driven manufacturing partner, not a print shop.

Every project begins with a clear understanding of intent: functional requirements, environmental constraints, tolerances, and downstream use to produce parts that bridge the gap between prototype and production.

Our internal systems are designed around:

  • Controlled material usage and traceability
  • Defined workflows from receipt to delivery
  • Engineering accountability at every stage
  • Repeatability over time

This approach allows us to support both fast iteration and production stability without compromising quality.

 

Built for Accountability

We operate with future-state requirements in mind. Our internal systems are structured to support ISO 9001 and AS9100 compliance, including material control, lot traceability, nonconformance handling, and documented processes.

That means:

  • Materials are tracked from receipt through production
  • Engineering decisions are documented and repeatable
  • Problems are contained, investigated, and corrected


Who We’re For

TS Composites is a fit for teams that:

  • Need rapid prototyping that translate cleanly into production
  • Require controlled materials and documented processes
  • Value engineering judgment
  • Operate in environments where failure has consequences

 

Looking Forward

While our current focus is on rapid execution and controlled production, TS Composites is intentionally structured for expansion into aerospace and other regulated sectors. The systems we’re building today are designed to scale with increased scrutiny tomorrow.