Why USACA

Access to federal decision makers of interest to ceramics community.

Support for ceramics industry program development.

Industry networking and team building.

Collective advocacy and coordinating education efforts.

Opportunity tracking and notifications.

What are Advanced Ceramics

Advanced ceramics are a key enabling technology for many applications in the aerospace, defense, power generation, and industrial processing industries that have a significant national impact with economic and environmental contributions. Advanced ceramics expand on the unique thermal, wear, and corrosion resistant capabilities of traditional ceramics by increasing toughness. 

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What are Advanced Ceramics
Who We Are & What We Do
Who We Are & What We Do

The U.S. Advanced Ceramics Association (USACA) is a 501(c)(6) business league that champions the business interests of the advanced ceramic producers and end-users.  The Association was formed in 1985 and members range from the largest U.S. industrial companies to smaller corporations dedicated to the manufacture of advanced ceramic products including ceramic matrix composites, coatings, and monolithic structures.  USACA is the leading voice of the advanced ceramics industry before the U.S. Congress, federal agencies and industrial users.  

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Featured Member

Click to view USACA Featured Member: Starfire Systems, Inc.

Starfire Systems, Inc.

Starfire Systems® is a specialty materials and prototyping company focused on Polymer-to-CeramicTM technology.

The Latest From Usaca

Conference
1 / 28 / 2019
43rd Annual Conference on Composites, Materials, and Structures
Press Release
6 / 16 / 2016
United States Advanced Ceramics Association (USACA) Supports Aeronautics Innovation Act

Industry News

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Members

Click to view USACA Featured Member: Advanced Ceramic Fibers, LLC (ACF)
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Alfred University
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Applied Materials, Inc.
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Applied Thin Films, Inc.
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Bullen Ultrasonics, Inc.
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Ceramic Tubular Products
Click to view USACA Featured Member: CeraNova Corporation
Click to view USACA Featured Member: COI Ceramics, Inc.
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Composites Horizons
Click to view USACA Featured Member: CoorsTek, Inc.
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Exothermics, Inc.

Free Form Fibers

Click to view USACA Featured Member: GE Power Systems Composites, LLC
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Harper International
Click to view USACA Featured Member: II-VI Optical Systems, Inc
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Johns Hopkins University<br> Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute

Kyocera International Inc.
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Lithoz America, LLC
Click to view USACA Featured Member: MATECH
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Materials Research & Design, Incorporated
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Missouri S&T Materials Science & Engineering
Click to view USACA Featured Member: National Center for Defense Manufacturing and Machining (NCDMM)
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Physical Sciences, Inc.
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Pratt & Whitney, a United Technologies Corp.
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Raytheon Company
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Rolls Royce
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Rutgers University
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Saint-Gobain
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Southern Research Engineering
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Specialty Materials
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Starfire Systems, Inc.

The Boeing Company

Triton Systems
Click to view USACA Featured Member: University of Dayton Research Institute
Click to view USACA Featured Member: Westinghouse Electric Company

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