Company Profile

Matech Advanced Materials and Biomedical (AKA: Matech~Edward Pope Dr)
Profile last edited on: 1/22/2020      CAGE: 1XJY6      UEI: HPX4PC9TMCV5

Business Identifier: Fluorescent reference standards
Year Founded
1989
First Award
1996
Latest Award
2021
Program Status
Active
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Location Information

31304 Via Colinas Suite 102
Westlake Village, CA 91362
   (818) 991-8500
   N/A
   www.matechgsm.com
Location: Single
Congr. District: 26
County: Ventura

Public Profile

Matech Advanced Materials and Biomedical manufactures calibration plates, biosensors, biocompatible materials and tissue. With strong capabilities in ceramic matrix composites from in-house synthesis of preceramic polymers to the fabrication of ceramic matrix composite components, MATECH provides wide-ranging solutions to the demanding requirements of the industrial, aerospace, and defense industries. MATECH routinely melt-spins ceramic fibers from SiNC, HfC, and TaC. Current bench-level capabilities include 4, 8, 10, 100, 250,and 500 filament SiC fiber tow. MATECH is developing structural ceramic fibers from silicon carbide, silicon nitride/carbide, silicon oxycarbide, tantalum carbide, and hafnium carbide. Preceramic polymer derived "green" fiber is produced and wound continuously. The firm's control over the rheological behavior of its preceramic polymers allows for easy melt-spinning. MATECH preceramic polymer technology allows fiber mat to be bonded together at the fiber cross-over points to enhance rigidity prior to curing. After curing, the initially thermoplastic preceramic polymer has been converted into a rigid thermoset polymer. At this stage, the preceramic polymer fiber mat can be heat treated to convert it into a ceramic. MATECH has developed methods of producing low cost, high temperature ceramic filter fabrication. MATECH continuous ceramic paper mat process permits control over fiber diameter, fiber volume fraction, permeability, and thickness. The firm has also developed high temperature CMC components of all kinds of varying shapes and sizes. MATECH makes C(f)/ZrOC(m), as well as braided C(f)/HfC(m) CMC's such as the Diverter Thruster.

Extent of SBIR involvement

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Synopsis: Awardee Business Condition

Employee Range
15-19
Revenue Range
1.5M-2M
VC funded?
No
Public/Private
Privately Held
Stock Info
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IP Holdings
N/A

Awards Distribution by Agency

Most Recent SBIR Projects

Year Phase Agency Total Amount
2021 1 MDA $139,979
Project Title: Flexible TPS Materials
2019 1 AF $149,818
Project Title: Affordable Materials and Coatings for Pressure Gain Combustion
2017 1 MDA $99,848
Project Title: Rayon Replacement for High Temperature Materials
2017 2 Army $1,072,892
Project Title: Low Thermal Conductivity Fiber for Solid Rocket Nozzle Insulation
2016 1 Army $99,987
Project Title: High-Strain Capable, High-Strength Composites

Key People / Management

  Edward J A Pope -- President

  Christopher Hill

  Steve Kirkwood -- Process Development and Component Manufacturing

  Kenneth M Kratsch

  Dino Militello

  Alden Moore

  Thomas Rosengren

  Heemann Yun