Xcout IntelAmorphous Materials
Amorphous Materials manufactures infrared transmitting glasses, specifically chalcogenide glasses and optical grade gallium arsenide, to serve as optical materials for applications such as night vision systems and commercial passive infrared devices. The company provides precision infrared optical blanks and compounds and casts thousands of pounds of glass annually to meet manufacturing needs.
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Amorphous Materials at a glance
Amorphous Materials is an optics company headquartered in United States. Xcout tracks 2 named people at Amorphous Materials, including A. Ray Hilton III (President).
Amorphous Materials leadership
- A. Ray Hilton IIIPresident
- Greg WhaleySales/Contracts vice president
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