ATL Composites

ATL Composites (ATL) is a leading manufacturer and supplier of advanced composite materials, engineering and technical services for the construction of high performance, lightweight structures. The company was originally founded on the transformative use of liquid epoxy formulations for timber boats and, subsequently, for a wide range of liquid and filled systems used in multiple industries including high performance marine applications.

Over the decades, ATL has developed an extensive distributor network and clients across Australia and Asia, with specific niche markets for DuFLEX panels in Europe and the USA.

High profile international achievements include developing a unique epoxy system with extremely high compressive strength for the construction of James Cameron’s Deep Sea Challenger, a 7.3-metre deep diving submersible that made a record breaking 11 kilometre descent to the bottom of the Mariana Trench. Ellen Macarthur’s trimaran B & Q, gained the record for the fastest single-handed passage around the globe built with ATL’s R240 Wet-Preg epoxy combined with carbon fibre for hulls and decks. The list of monohulls and multihulls of all sizes built in Australia and overseas with ATL products and technical input is now too long to count.