What Anatech Electronics does

Anatech Electronics, Inc. is a privately-held, ISO 9001:2015-certified RF and microwave filter manufacturer founded in 1990 and headquartered in Garfield, New Jersey. The company designs and manufactures standard catalog filters and fully custom RF filter solutions using seven complementary technologies — Cavity, Ceramic, SAW (Surface Acoustic Wave), LC (Inductor-Capacitor), Waveguide, Crystal, and Suspended Substrate/Stripline — spanning a frequency range of 0.003 MHz to 47 GHz. Its product portfolio includes band pass filters, duplexers, diplexers, low and high pass filters, notch filters, triplexers, multiplexers, band combiners, tunable filters, and dual-band filters, alongside a "Specs Matched" service that matches customer specifications against existing engineering designs for cost and lead-time savings.

The company runs a product-led, direct-to-customer go-to-market built around its e-commerce website (anatechelectronics.com), which features parametric product search, a Quote Cart, and Clover-based online payment. Revenue is generated through one-time purchases of catalog filters and custom-designed filters sold on a quote basis, with no public pricing disclosed. Distribution is supplemented by phone-based direct sales, a technical support channel, and a network of international representatives serving non-US markets. Anatech is ITAR compliant and a verified US Federal Contractor, positioning it for defense and military procurement channels.

Anatech serves two primary verticals: Military/Defense (radar, electronic warfare, secure communications, military radios) and Commercial/Telecommunications (cellular, Wi-Fi, 5G/LTE, IoT, automotive), with secondary exposure to Industrial/Scientific applications including EMC compliance and test/measurement. Performance specifications include isolation exceeding 90 dB for duplexers, insertion loss below 0.2 dB for selected cavity models, and power handling up to 100W peak for high-power LC duplexers. The company operates with 11–50 employees within the global RF filter market, sized by third-party research at $15.0B in 2024 and projected to reach $64.7B by 2033 at a 17.6% CAGR.

Name

Anatech Electronics

Legal name

Anatech Electronics, Inc.

Website

https://anatechelectronics.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1990

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Anatech Electronics is a privately-held RF and microwave filter manufacturer founded in 1990, designing standard and custom filters across seven technologies from 0.003 MHz to 47 GHz for military, defense, telecommunications, and industrial customers.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

RF and Microwave Filters

NAICS

Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing (33429)

SIC

Communications Equipment, Nec (3669), Electronic & Other Electrical Equipment (No Computer Equip) (3600)

akta.pro primary industry

RF Filters & Duplexers (SAW/BAW/FBAR) (HDAHAMAG)

akta.pro secondary industries

Passive Filters & RF Passives (LC Filters/Diplexers/Baluns/Attenuators) (HDAHANAG), Frequency Control Components (Quartz Crystals/Oscillators/Resonators) (HDAHANAF), RF MEMS & Resonators (SAW/BAW/Filters/Timing) (HDAHALAI), Military Power Supplies, RF/Microwave Components & Ruggedized Electronics (IMABAGAJ)

Keywords

• RF filter manufacturing
• Microwave filter design
• Cavity bandpass filters
• Duplexers diplexers
• Custom RF engineering

Headquarters

HQ city

Garfield

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. RF and Microwave Filter Products: Revenue generated from the sale of standard and custom RF/microwave filters and related products including band pass filters, duplexers, diplexers, low/high pass filters, notch filters, triplexers, multiplexers, and band combiners. Products are sold through e-commerce platform and direct sales with quote-based pricing.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Anatech Electronics designs and manufactures standard and custom RF and microwave filters for military/defense and commercial communications systems. The portfolio spans band pass, low/high pass, notch, duplexer, diplexer, triplexer, multiplexer, tunable, combiner, and dual-band filter products built across Cavity, Ceramic, SAW, LC, Waveguide, Crystal, and Suspended Substrate/Stripline technologies covering 0.003 MHz to 47 GHz. Offerings are sold direct via an e-commerce platform with quote-based pricing, phone sales support, and international representatives.

Product overview

Anatech Electronics is an RF & Microwave filter manufacturer offering a comprehensive portfolio of standard and custom RF filter solutions. The product lineup centers on Band Pass Filters (available in Cavity, Ceramic, SAW, LC, Waveguide, Crystal, and Low Profile Strip-Line technologies spanning 0.003 MHz to 47 GHz), Duplexers & Diplexers (Cavity, Ceramic, SAW, and LC topologies), Low Pass and High Pass Filters (0.3 MHz to 40 GHz), RF Notch Filters, Triplexers (0.6-10 GHz), Tunable RF Filters (20-3000 MHz), Band Combiners, Dual Band Filters, and Multiplexers (10-12000 MHz). The company also provides Specs Matched RF Filters for cost-optimized solutions using existing engineering database designs, and full Custom RF Filter design services for application-specific requirements. Specialized wireless communication filters cover Cellular 850, GSM 900, LTE 700, and Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz bands. Founded in 1990 and ISO 9001:2015 certified, the company serves military/defense and commercial markets.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Band Pass Filters RF band pass filters including Cavity (0.1-47 GHz), Ceramic, SAW (10-5000 MHz), LC (0.3-10000 MHz), Waveguide (7-36 GHz), Crystal (0.003-250 MHz), and Low Profile Strip-Line (7-10 GHz) variants for frequency selection in communications systems.
• Duplexers and Diplexers RF duplexers and diplexers in Cavity, Ceramic, SAW (150-2000 MHz), and LC topologies for separating transmit and receive signals in communication systems.
• Low Pass Filters RF low pass filters covering 0.3-1000 MHz and 1-18 GHz ranges, including Suspended Stripline designs up to 20 GHz for blocking high-frequency interference.
• High Pass Filters RF high pass filters with frequency ranges from 0.3-1000 MHz up to 1-40 GHz, including Low Profile Strip-Line variants for high-frequency signal passing.
• RF Notch Filters RF band stop/notch filters in LC (5-1850 MHz), Cavity (330-6000 MHz), Waveguide (725-5900 MHz), and Crystal (2-40 MHz) configurations for targeted frequency rejection.
• Triplexers RF triplexers covering 0.6-10 GHz frequency range for splitting or combining three frequency bands in a single device.
• RF Filters for Wireless Communication Specialized RF filters for cellular and Wi-Fi applications including 850 MHz Cellular (Bands 18, 19, 20), GSM 900 LTE Band 8, LTE 700 MHz (Bands 12, 13, 14, 17), and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi channels 1-14.
• Tunable RF Filters Adjustable RF filters tunable across 20-3000 MHz frequency range for flexible communications system design.
• Band Combiners RF combiners including Dual Band (0.5-8 GHz) and Multi-Band (0.5-2.7 GHz) variants for combining multiple frequency bands.
• Single In/Out Dual Band Filters Dual band filters with single input and output for compact two-band frequency selection.
• Multiplexers RF multiplexers covering 10-12000 MHz range for multi-band signal combining and separating applications.
• Specs Matched RF Filters Filter matching service that compares customer specifications against existing designs and engineering database for cost savings and faster delivery, covering all filter types including Band Pass, Duplexers, Low Pass, High Pass, Notch, Triplexers, and Multiplexers.
• Custom RF Filters Custom-designed RF filters including Band Pass, Duplexers, Low Pass, High Pass, Triplexers, Multiband Multiplexers, Band Stop/Notch, and Tunable Band Pass filters tailored to specific application requirements.

Quantifiable outcome

• Filter frequencies from 0.003 MHz to 47 GHz - widest standard frequency coverage
• +3 more outcomes

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

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Feature3 records

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Mini-Circuits: Mini-Circuits is a direct competitor offering an extensive catalog of catalog and custom RF/microwave filters, duplexers, and related signal-conditioning components via a global e-commerce platform, very closely aligned to Anatech's go-to-market model and product breadth.
• Pasternack: Pasternack (Infinite Electronics brand) stocks an extensive catalog of RF/microwave filters and components with online ordering and custom design services, directly competing with Anatech's catalog-plus-custom business model in commercial and industrial markets.
• Knowles Precision Devices (DLI): Knowles Precision Devices (via the DLI brand) manufactures specialty RF/microwave filters, including ceramic and high-frequency cavity filters for military and aerospace applications, making it a like-for-like comp to Anatech in the defense/aerospace filter niche.
• RLC Electronics: RLC Electronics is a smaller specialty manufacturer of RF/microwave filters, multiplexers, and switched filter banks for defense, aerospace, and instrumentation, competing head-to-head with Anatech on custom and small-quantity military filter programs.
• Lorch Microwave: Lorch Microwave designs and manufactures custom RF and microwave filters, diplexers, and multiplexers for defense and commercial communications, making it one of the most direct comparables to Anatech's custom-defense filter business.

Broad incumbents

• Murata Manufacturing: Murata is the global incumbent dominant in commercial SAW filters and RF front-end modules used in smartphones and 5G devices. It competes with Anatech especially in the SAW/Ceramic filter space but at vastly larger scale and with vertically integrated module offerings.
• Qorvo: Qorvo designs and manufactures RF filters (including BAW) and integrated front-end modules for both commercial wireless and defense applications (notably for radar and electronic warfare), competing with Anatech especially in defense and high-frequency duplexer segments.
• Broadcom: Broadcom (which absorbed Avago's FBAR/BAW filter business) is the leading supplier of bulk acoustic wave filters and RF modules to global smartphone OEMs; it competes with Anatech's commercial SAW and high-frequency filter lines at the high end of integration.
• TDK: TDK (including EPCOS) is a broad incumbent in RF passives and modules, with a deep catalog of filters, duplexers, and EMI/RFI components. It is comparable to Anatech as a multi-technology RF passive supplier across multiple end markets, including automotive and industrial.

Others

• Kratos Defense & Security Solutions (RT Logic / Microwave): Kratos, through its microwave and RF subsystem businesses (including the former Herley and Gichner holdings), designs RF/microwave assemblies and filter-related subsystems for defense platforms. It sits adjacent to Anatech in the defense signal-chain value chain and competes for similar prime-contractor filter work.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/AnatechElectro1
• Facebookfacebook.com/anatech-electronics-inc-1709566526020307
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/anatech-electronics

Compliance2 records

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Investors

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M&A

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