ENPULSION was able to provide complete propulsion systems ready to fly, incredibly fast and simple to integrate.

Helios Wire evaluated several propulsion solutions for our Sirion Pathfinder-2 Satellite, and Enpulsion IFM was the most efficient system in the smallest package. It met our goals for performance, price and schedule.

We have chosen the Enpulsion thruster. It is the only one that will let us pack enough delta V, in the small package of our 12U space craft, to carry out the mission. The mission is to break orbit and explore an asteroid.

The decision came after ZfT evaluated several propulsion options and finally selected as a clear winner the IFM Nano Thruster, which is based on ENPULSION’s proprietary Field-Emission Electric Propulsion (FEEP) technology. FEEP allows effortless scalability and cost efficiency in a compact and easy-to-implement product.

ENPULSION has turned the idea of a theoretically possible thruster into a real product that became a global reference in electric propulsion for CubeSats and small satellites. Many research centres and companies are trying to understand the physics behind such developments but just a few can reach the level of maturity required for a competitive product and even less can demonstrate product leadership in the space domain.

The assemblies were delivered on time, and the technical support was excellent. We found that Enpulsion was an outstanding supplier, and we are looking forward to a long relationship with them.