GALLERY OF WORKS
The treatments of the metal parts of the different equipment shown in the photographs have been carried out in our facilities.
These images correspond to the integration phase of the Spanish satellite INGENIO and the integration phase of the Spanish satellite PAZ.
Photographs courtesy of Astrium CASA ESPACIO
Photographs courtesy of Mr. Manuel Angulo, Head of Nano and Microsatellite Programs of the Department of Space Programs and Space Sciences of INTA (National Institute of Aerospace Technology).
The Nanosat 1B is a nanosatellite of just 22 kilograms in weight and with a useful life of 5 years that covers the entire Earth’s surface storing scientific data. Its main function is communication between remote bases such as Antarctica, the Hespérides Ship and Spain.
It has the shape of a tetradecahedron, 14 faces covered by solar panels, all of them, except on the lower face where different antennas are housed.
The satellite was launched on July 29, 2009 at 18:46 UTC from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan by a Dnepr-1 together with 5 other satellites on board; The main payload is DubaiSat-1 and the secondary payloads are Nanosat-1B, Deimos-1, UK-DMC-2, Aprizesat-3 and Aprizesat-4.
The Dnepr-1 rocket, 34.3 metres high and 3 metres in diameter, is a Cold War ICBM missile later used for orbital launching of satellites and operated by the company ISC Kosmotras.
A330 MRTT FUEL PUMP KIT
Pneumatic equipment for carrying out leak tests in fuel installations
MECÁNICAL AND ELECTRICAL FLAP CONTROL TEST BOX
Signal checking equipment between the Flap system and the Electrical Control Unit
SELF TEST ADAPTER FOR STS9318
Electrical connection box to perform the NO VOLT TESTER Adapter Launcher Self Test
ELECTRÓNICA BOX PROTACTOR
Actual verification that the pilot receives of the angle of the aircraft’s rudders
C295 MANUAL RAMP AND VENTRAL DOOR CONTROL
Control to act on Hooks, Ramp and aircraft gate from the outside
Photographs courtesy of Setrosón, S.A.