COMBINED STRENGTH OF PURPOSE & PERFORMANCE
Delivering advanced composite solutions for a better future by transforming undervalued materials into high-performance, purpose-driven products.
The SwiftNet® is a high-performance portable pickleball net engineered for perfect regulation height, robust top tape tension, and effortless setup.
At just 17 lbs, it’s the strongest, lightest, and most durable net on the market.
At the core of the net is the Boom, a patented carbon-fiber tension system that keeps the net tight every time.
UNDERVALUED MATERIALS, VALUABLE SOLUTIONS.
CARBON FIBER
We redirect millions of pounds of carbon fiber from landfills, repurposing and transforming it into durable, high-performance products. With deep expertise in design, engineering, and process development, our team turns innovation into reality.
WOOD PRODUCTS
Historically undervalued due to its moisture pockets and rapid growth, Coastal Western Hemlock is being reimagined through thermal modification and cross-lamination. Our research aims to transform this overlooked species into a unique, high-impact building material with the goal of revolutionizing the construction of much-needed housing.
Our Approach
At CRTC, we believe advanced materials deserve a life of purpose and performance. Our approach focuses on transforming undervalued composite materials (Carbon Fiber & Coastal Western Hemlock) into solutions through innovation and precision manufacturing.
OUR PRODUCTS
Explore our range of products, designed by us and manufactured for other companies utilizing these materials.
Carbon Fiber Products
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Portable Pickleball Net
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World’s first carbon fiber sports bench.
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Carbon Fiber sports Bench
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Thermal Modification
Cross-Laminated Coastal Western Hemlock
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Rapid Deployment Unit
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Built on Lot Engineered Homes
Forest Products
The Composite Recycling Technology Center (CRTC), based in Port Angeles, Washington, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming high-performance scrap materials into valuable, sustainable products.
Proudly designed and manufactured in the Pacific Northwest, USA, while creating family-wage jobs and advancing workforce training programs throughout Washington State.