2010 E-Series
Specialty upfitters can add features like a fully automatic wheelchair lift, raised roof, flip seating, wheelchair restraint system and remote keyless entry. Ford Mobility Motoring offers $1,200 for the installation of adaptive equipment and more.
Specialty upfitters can add features like a fully automatic wheelchair lift, raised roof, flip seating, wheelchair restraint system and remote keyless entry. Ford Mobility Motoring offers $1,200 for the installation of adaptive equipment and more.

Specialty upfitters can add features like a fully automatic wheelchair lift, raised roof, flip seating, wheelchair restraint system and remote keyless entry. Ford Mobility Motoring offers $1,200 for the installation of adaptive equipment and more.
Parts : $250.00
Paint : $250.00
Labor : $100.00
Total Price : $600.00
2010 E-Series
Specialty upfitters can add features like a fully automatic wheelchair lift, raised roof, flip seating, wheelchair restraint system and remote keyless entry. Ford Mobility Motoring offers $1,200 for the installation of adaptive equipment and more.
Specialty upfitters can add features like a fully automatic wheelchair lift, raised roof, flip seating, wheelchair restraint system and remote keyless entry. Ford Mobility Motoring offers $1,200 for the installation of adaptive equipment and more.

Specialty upfitters can add features like a fully automatic wheelchair lift, raised roof, flip seating, wheelchair restraint system and remote keyless entry. Ford Mobility Motoring offers $1,200 for the installation of adaptive equipment and more.
Parts : $250.00
Paint : $250.00
Labor : $100.00
Total Price : $600.00
Welcome

Hello and thank you for visiting HensleyComposites.com. We hope you find the information you need and learn a little more about us from your visit today. We are located in Elkhart, Indiana- the manufacturing center of the Midwest. Because of our location, we are proud to offer our customers leading-edge technology in FRP manufacturing, and our skilled worker base provides substantial cost savings and quality workmanship.

Do you have ideas for your product but think it would be too expensive to follow through with those ideas? Would you like to sell more and be more profitable? Hensley Composites, LLC gives you the opportunity. Our goal is to give our customers a first-rate quality product at very competitive pricing. In fact, this is our greatest selling point; we work with you to help your business be more profitable. Why settle for cookie-cutter products when you can have your own exclusive products at a lower price than the one-size-fits-all? As a custom FRP shop, we offer our customers the ability to separate themselves from the competition. We work with you from design to implementation. What are you waiting for? Give us a call or e-mail your ideas today.

About Us

Hensley Composites, LLC is a leader in custom FRP manufacturing and processes. The business started in response to a need of mobility dealers and manufacturing facilities to purchase quality FRP mobility and transportation parts at very competitive prices. We specialize in FRP manufacturing by a process of hand lay-up or light RTM processes. We are known for raised door assemblies, mobility raised doors for Ford E-vans and Chevrolet full size vans, and side and rear door assemblies.

Products
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FAQ
FAQ 1: What is fiberglass reinforcement?
Fiberglass, like other composite materials, is a material used to reinforce plastic - widely available in mat, fabric, roving and other forms. When fiberglass is combined with resin, the synergy of the two materials offers considerable advantages of strength and weight over many materials.
FAQ 2: What is light RTM?
Light Resin Transfer Molding is a process in which catalyzed resin is transferred or injected into an enclosed mold where Fiberglass, Carbon Fiber, or Kevlar, have been placed.
FAQ 3: Who do I contact for a price quote?
At Hensley Composites, LLC we work hard to get your quote within 48 hours. Feel free to contact us by phone anytime during our normal hours of operation below. Please have the information needed when calling:
  1. Total size of the piece to be made, in square feet or yards.
  2. What the part will be used for.
  3. The requested material.
  4. CAD paperwork or drawing (if available).
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News You Can Use
When we find useful information related to assistive technology or disability, we'll post it here.
August 2, 2010: Department of Justice to Prepare New ADA Regulations
On July 26, the U.S. Department of Justice issued 4 proposals to revise regulations under the Americans with Disability Act (ADA). The proposals were issued as advance notices of proposed rulemaking (ANPRMs) in the Federal Register. They address (1) the accessibility of websites; (2) the provision of captioning and video description in movies shown in theaters; (3) accessible equipment and furniture; and (4) the ability of 9-1-1 centers to take text and video calls from individuals with disabilities. The public is invited to commment on the proposals, and comments are due by January 24, 2011.
Link to source: http://www.ada.gov
July 30, 2010: CCVIP Post AT Demonstration Videos on YouTube
The Computer Center for Visually Impaired People (CCVIP) of Baruch College has posted videos on YouTube demonstrating several types of assistive products. Videos discussing the PenFriend, the ID Mate Barcode Reader, and the Aukey Video Magnifier are now online and ready to be viewed.
Link to source: http://www.youtube.com
July 27, 2010: Emergency Preparedness for People with Disabilities
Craig Fugate, Administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) wrote an op-ed for the CNN website discussing the need to include people with disabilities in all emergency response plans and activities at the federal, state and local levels. He cites the results of FEMA's failure to address this issue for Hurricane Katrina and other disasters, and he highlights FEMA's current initiatives to incorporate to the needs and concerns of peoples with disabilities into FEMA present operations and future plans, including the establishment of the Office of Disability Integration and Coordination.
Link to source: http://www.cnn.com
May 27, 2010: Disability.gov Counts Down to ADA's 20th Anniversary
The Disability.gov website has launched a 100-day blog to countdown to the 20th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). A new entry will be posted daily to "explore one of our nation's most important civil rights achievements, including examining the ramifications of the ADA, historical points leading up to its creation and how supporting the rights of individuals with disabilities supports ALL Americans."
Link to source: http://blog.govdelivery.com
May 14, 2010: Amputee Surfer is CNN's Hero of the Week
Dana Cummings, co-founder of the Association of Amputee Surfers (AmpSurf), was cited as a 2010 CNN Hero on May 14. AmpSurf, which is open to people with all disablities, holds monthly clinics on California beach. Participants are provided with food, surfboards, wetsuits, sunscreen and towels.
Link to source: http://www.cnn.com
May 12, 2010: Corollary Softball Offers Opportunity for Students with Disabilities
Montgomery County, Maryland has started a new program to offer high school sports that are accessible to students with disabilities. The May 12 issue of the Washington Post describes the thrill experienced by a girl with visual disabilities and her family who is now able to participate in an adapted version of softball called "corollary softball."
Link to source: http://www.washingtonpost.com
March 10, 2010: Federal Government to Hold Hiring Event for People with Disabilities
On April 26, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) and the Department of Labor's Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) are sponsoring a historic day-long Federal Hiring Event for People with Disabilities. Representatives from many agencies will be reviewing resumes prior to the event, and inviting prospective candidates for interviews. To participate, review the Hiring Event information and the Individuals with Disabilities and Veterans pages on USAJOBS.gov. You must submit your resume to the following email address: Hiringevent@opm.gov.
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(continued) Documentation supporting your disability (such as proof of disability and job readiness certification letters) and/or veteran's status (such as VA letter and DD-214) can be provided with your resume, or at the time you are interviewed. [Note: To ensure the hiring process moves quickly and to expedite the agency's ability to make tentative offers, you are strongly encouraged to submit your supporting documentation along with your resume.] If you need assistance submitting your resume or have any questions regarding this event, including the type of documentation required please forward your inquiry to the following email address: Hiringevent@opm.gov.
Link to source: http://www.usajobs.gov
February 2, 2010: 2010 Paralympic Games Coming in March
The 2010 Paralympic Games will be held in Vancouver and Whistler, British Columbia, Canada from March 12 througn March 21, 2010. The competition will include five events: alpine skiing, biathlon, nordic skiing, sledge hockey, and wheelchair curling.
Link to source: http://www.vancouver2010.com
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Hensley Composites, LLC
1705 West Lexington Avenue
Elkhart, IN 46514
Phone: (574) 202-3840
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