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About Amtech
: History
- Amtech
Amtech is dedicated to the production of high quality fiberglass
and vacuum formed parts. In business since 1987, we have been recognized
as one of the 100 fastest growing companies in the State of Washington
three times – 1997, 1998, and 2000.
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Incorporated in 1987, with a steady growth each year
through product diversification |
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We are consistently investing in new technology, state of the art
equipment, & facilities |
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Puget Sound Business Journal awards in 1997, 1998, and 1999 for
the top 100 Fastest Growing Companies. |
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Our Corporate Offices are in Yakima, WA and have 132,500 square
feet of manufacturing space on a 25 acres plot |
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Amtech began production in 1987 manufacturing commercial
products including large Kenworth Truck Company motor hoods and sleeper
cab assemblies. Amtech also supplied JBL with high end fiberglass
speaker horns for over a decade. After a few years of business, diversification
of processing capabilities enabled vacuum forming our own line of
truck bed liners and subsequently, our production of formed truck
canopies for GemTop... more |
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Amtech began producing the Helmet Hardtop® in 1991, and
has been in production with other products since 1987. In 1998, Amtech‘s
Helmet Hardtop® was evaluated at Aberdeen Test Center where it successfully
completed a rigorous test program and certified as an authorized replacement
for canvas on the HMMWV. The comprehensive test program included numerous
performance tests that supported the versatile applicability of the
Hardtop for use... more |
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Since the day our doors opened in Eugene, OR. in 1990, Mobile Advantage,
Inc. has been manufacturing the finest quality, state of the art,
Hot, Cold and Frozen food delivery trucks, vans and equipment in the
industry. In January 2004, Mobile Advantage Inc. was purchased by
Amtech ... more |
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LAVtec Solutions started in 1987as a unique design concept for marine
shipping industry. Our first product was a seamless fiberglass restroom
(head) for the Alaska State Ferry system. Recognizing the advantages
of composites for marine restrooms, Amtech developed a line of industrial
style merchant marine heads which were used in oil tankers and cargo
ships... more |
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