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Space Tech Expo Europe 2019
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Space Tech Expo Europe 2019

Gantner Instruments will participate in the B2B matchmaking event as part of the Space Tech Expo & Conference Europe. The Space Tech Expo & Conference Europe (19 – 21 November, 2019) is the largest dedicated space technology trade fair in Europe. The three-day event will give the European space industry a focused marketplace for the design, manufacturing and testing of spacecraft, satellite, launch vehicle and space-related technologies. The Space Tech Expo B2B Matchmaking will take place in the exhibition hall at the Bremen booth B50.

Space is an exceptionally challenging industry for new product development and quality control. Equipment often has to be lightweight, robust and durable because it is subject to extreme environments, including exposure to extreme heat and cold cycling, ultra-vacuum, high energy radiation, and shock and vibration of launch. Extensive testing ensures that the final product will achieve its intended purpose while in Earth’s orbit.

To learn more about Gantner Instruments’ latest innovations in data acquisition hardware and software we cordially invite you to send a request for a meeting with Stephan Ploegman.

Gantner Instruments offers data acquisition solutions for space testing that border on the limits of the possibility, such as tempera­ture measure­ment using a Pt100 sensor with a stability of 0.02° C/K. We select superior stability components for our strain gage measurement, which guarantee optimal results due to their ingenious circuitry. We can accurately measure frequencies from less than 1 Hz to 1 MHz. And we measure strain, pressure, acceleration, and temperature in an environmental test chamber under cryogenic and ultra-vacuum conditions using our fiber optic measurement technology.

ROCKET ENGINE TESTING

Rocket Engine Testing

Thrust, pressure, temperature, fuel flow and vibration characterization.

SPACE SIMULATION TESTING

Space Simulation Testing

Environmental testing including solar simulation, thermal vacuum, and thermo-elastic deformation testing.

STATIC STRUCTURAL TESTING

STATIC STRUCTURAL TESTING

Verification of static strength and determination of the load distribution across the rocket structure.

VIBRATION TESTING

VIBRATION TESTING

Simulate the load conditions that a payload must survive during the rocket launch.

Contact for Appointments

Stephan Ploegman
S.Ploegman@gantner-instruments.com

Stephan will be happy to answer all your questions and meeting you at the Space Tech Expo.

Messe-Bremen

Event

Space Tech Expo Europe
Messe Bremen
Bremen
Nov 19 ‑ 21, 2019
Booth B50

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