AEROSPACE
Atlas bimetal solutions take to the skies
Atlas hermetically bonded solutions combine the advantages of two or more metals – such as the heat capacity of niobium with the lower costs of aluminum or stainless – to make robust, long-lasting connections. Lightweight aluminum and titanium solve myriad aerospace challenges.
Relentless performance where it’s needed most
Atlas bimetal components are found in lunar landers, rocket thrusters, and satellites. NASA JPL, Blue Origin, SpaceX and various national labs working in aerospace and defense come to us for help designing and manufacturing complex products that need to perform relentlessly in the most demanding environments.
In a recent project for Benchmark Space Systems, Atlas Technologies manufactured niobium/stainless transition rings to connect stainless-steel rocket thruster heads to niobium alloy nozzles. These bimetallic transition rings sit at a critical junction in the system, managing the 2000-degree temperature differential within a span of less than ½ inch.
Recent Atlas aerospace projects include:
- Atmospheric and space simulation chambers
- Commercial and government satellites
- Moon landers
- Gravitometers
- Rocket thrusters
From common to complex, we can help
We regularly bond and machine aluminum, titanium, niobium, copper, and stainless steel in our fully integrated facility located in United States, and we happily help customers with other metals as needed.
Custom and standard solutions are available.
Come talk to us about your next engineering challenge.
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Three Reasons to Incorporate Bimetal Components in Rocket Engines
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HOW CAN WE ASSIST IN YOUR NEEDS?
From our first custom aluminum vacuum chamber, to our recent niobium to stainless steel fittings for satellite delivery rockets, to our standard bimetal and titanium flanges and fittings, Atlas Technologies has been the solution of choice for mission critical projects around the world. Whether you have a simple sketch, a full-fledged design, or just need a handful of our US-manufactured bimetal products, we can help.
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Aerospace
Atlas bimetal solutions take to the skies
Atlas hermetically bonded solutions combine the advantages of two or more metals – such as the heat capacity of niobium with the lower costs of aluminum or stainless – to make robust, long-lasting connections. Lightweight aluminum and titanium solve myriad aerospace challenges.
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Custom Bimetal Assemblies
Bimetal Tube & Pipe Transitions
Custom Vacuum Chambers
Relentless performance where it’s needed most
Atlas bimetal components are found in lunar landers, rocket thrusters, and satellites. NASA JPL, Blue Origin, SpaceX and various national labs working in aerospace and defense come to us for help designing and manufacturing complex products that need to perform relentlessly in the most demanding environments.
In a recent project for Benchmark Space Systems, Atlas Technologies manufactured niobium/stainless transition rings to connect stainless-steel rocket thruster heads to niobium alloy nozzles. These bimetallic transition rings sit at a critical junction in the system, managing the 2000-degree temperature differential within a span of less than ½ inch.
Recent Atlas aerospace projects include:
Atmospheric and space simulation chambers
Commercial and government satellites
Moon landers
Gravitometers
Rocket thrusters
From common to complex, we can help
We regularly bond and machine aluminum, titanium, niobium, copper, and stainless steel in our fully integrated facility located in United States, and we happily help customers with other metals as needed. Custom and standard solutions are available. Come talk to us about your next engineering challenge. (Make last line a hyperlink to contact us.
Blog Links (these need total rewrite)
https://admin.tadacms.com/home/site/dc8cd258/blog/three-reasons-to-incorporate-bimetal-components-in-rocket-engines
https://admin.tadacms.com/home/site/dc8cd258/blog/bimetallic-bonding-for-ultra-high-vacuum
https://www.atlasuhv.com/welding-aluminum-vacuum-standards-atlas-technologies-specialty/
https://www.atlasuhv.com/atcr-fitting-superior-gas-delivery-system/
