M2 Antenna Systems, Inc. is a blend of technical expertise and common sense approach to accommodating your needs. We have over 32 years of experience designing and building antennas and systems to satisfy the ever expending communications needs. But we don’t just build antennas, we understand radio propagation and Mother Nature’s effects on it. We also understand how to beat Mother Nature mechanically. We take time to learn our customers’ needs. We know the pitfalls, and we are dedicated to do everything we can to help you achieve the best, most reliable communication systems possible. We are a woman-owned, small business with old-fashion work ethics. Our growing base of repeat customers is a confirmation of our commitment to excellence.
Our production facility is geared to handle single piece, to high volume production. With a 20,000 square foot facility, computer aided antenna design and simulation, along with 3D rendering software, a world class CNC automated machining department with lights out capability, precision welding, antenna testing and prototyping laboratory and a full crating department for sensitive materials, we are confident we can meet your requirements.
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