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LIQUID STORAGE • PORTABLE TANKS • ATL FUEL CELLS • FLEX-TANKS • FLOTATION
WATER CELLS • AIR CELLS • COLLAPSIBLE FABRIC TANKS • FUEL-DRUMS
PILLOW TANKS • INFLATABLES • LINERS • SECONDARY CONTAINMENT BERMS
RACING FUEL CELL BLADDER TANKS • BALLISTIC SELF-SEALING TANKS • AVGAS
CRASHWORTHY NON-EXPLODING FUEL BLADDERS • POTABLE WATER BLADDERS
SAFETY FUEL TANKS FOR: GASOLINE, ETHANOL, METHANOL, JET FUEL, BIO DIESEL |
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About Us
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Aero Tec Laboratories was founded in 1970 as a design and testing facility for "flexible composite" materials. Shortly thereafter, the firm broadened its scope to include the actual fabrication of end products from its own outstanding fiber/elastomer composites.
From ambitious beginnings in engineered inflatables and crashworthy fuel cell bladders, ATL has further spread its technologies into compensators, accumulators, potable water vessels, self-healing ballistic tanks, space containerization, bulk storage bladders and scores of similar endeavors. The common thread among ATL's products is the seeming dichotomy of remarkable toughness and durability coupled with extreme light weight, high flexibility and compactness.
Over its generation of growth, ATL USA has assembled an enviable legion of agents and distributors, plus a sister company in England, ATL UK, and a range of over 100 flex-composite materials.
Today, ATL enjoys sales of both "catalog" and "custom" devices to prestigious clients in the world's top 40 industrialized nations. A few of these valued repeat customers are:
A.A.I. Corp.
A.B.B.
Aggreko
AVCO
AM General
Aston Martin
B.A.E.
Bechtel
BMW
Boeing Aerospace
Burton Snowboards
C.I.A.
Carrier
Carnegie Mellon
D.O.T.
Daimler-Chrysler
Dyncorp
E.I. duPont
E.P.A.
Ferrari
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Fluor Daniel
Ford
General Atomics
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Halliburton/KBR
Hamilton Standard
Hess Oil
Honeywell
Honda
IBM
Intel
Jacobs Sverdrup
L3
Lockheed-Martin
Lola Cars
Mclaren Race Cars
Meggett Defense
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Mercedes
Mitsubishi
MMIST Motorola
NASA
NASCAR
Naval Surface Warface
Northrup Grumman
Occidental
Oceanworks
Armor Holdings
P.A.E.
Parsons
Porsche
Pratt & Miller
Pratt & Whitney
Raytheon
Readiness Mgt. Support
Red Bull
Fountain Power Boats
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Renault
Roush Industries
SAIC
Sandia Labs
Scripts Oceanographic
Shell Oil
Toyota
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Army
U.S. Coast Guard
U.S. Dept of Energy
U.S. Forest Service
U.S. Marine Corps
U.S. Marine Inc.
U.S. Navy
United Nations
U.S. Secret Service
Washington Group Intl.
Woods Hole Oceanographic
World Food Programme |
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