Creotech Instruments signs with Exotrail
Today, Exotrail unveils a new contract with Creotech Instruments, Poland’s largest space technology company and a satellite mission prime contractor, in the frame of a Polish governmental mission. Three spaceware™ – micro will be delivered for the CAMILA Earth observation mission, Poland’s sovereign Low Earth Orbit (LEO) constellation.
Creotech Instruments provides end-to-end satellite as-a-service solutions for complete mission requirements, from design, supply chain management, manufacturing and integration to space qualification and mission operations. CAMILA project will deliver a civilian system of four satellites designed to support systematic remote sensing imagery over the Polish national territory.
This new contract for the delivery of three spaceware™ - micro propulsion systems, will enable Creotech Instrument’s customers to benefit from Exotrail’s state of the art Hall effect technology to propel their critical Earth observation mission.
spaceware™, and its nano, micro and mini product configurations, is Exotrail’s space-proven fully integrated electric propulsion system for satellites ranging from 50 to 1,000 kg. Thanks to its high level of thrust and modularity, spaceware™ products drastically improve satellite deployment, increases payload availability, and contributes to the reduction of space pollution. spaceware™ has already been adopted by more than 30 customers in more than 20 countries.
Exotrail best seller product, with more than 200 units already ordered an, spaceware™ - micro is a 150W propulsion system delivering more than 7mN of thrust for missions up to 60kNs and more. It provides an unrivalled trade-off between thrust compared to mass and volume efficiency. With more than 25 units in space and a firing time that reached more than 1000 hours, spaceware™ micro combines both the best performance for its class of power on the EP market and one of the most significant in-space heritage.
Exotrail is proud to extend its footprint in Poland with Creotech instruments, proving the relevance of its propulsion system product portfolio for the dynamic Northern and Central European market.Announced in the frame of the International Space Summit organized in Paris, the contract marks also a key stage in the fostering of bilateral space cooperation between France and Poland.
