
1 N HPGP Thruster
ECAPS
The 22 N High Performance Green Monopropellant (HPGP) thruster enables high thrust apogee, reaction control and proximity operations maneuvering medium-large spacecraft and kick stages.
The 22 N HPGP Thruster also enables high thrust delta-V maneuvers and AOCS for small-medium class spacecraft and reaction control for large spacecraft.
The thruster operates on LMP-103S low-toxicity monopropellant with 1.3C the density-Isp of hydrazine. Additionally, LMP-103S offers up to 72% cheaper spacecraft loading as compared to hydrazine, reducing the total life-cycle cost of the mission.
The propellant is long term storable (>15 years) and enables "fuel at the factory" for rapid response satelliltes. Over 31 satellites are presently flying HPGP technology (as of 2024).
Mechanical Interface:
The 22 N High Performance Green Monopropellant (HPGP) thruster enables high thrust apogee, reaction control and proximity operations maneuvering medium-large spacecraft and kick stages.
The 22 N HPGP Thruster also enables high thrust delta-V maneuvers and AOCS for small-medium class spacecraft and reaction control for large spacecraft.
The thruster operates on LMP-103S low-toxicity monopropellant with 1.3C the density-Isp of hydrazine. Additionally, LMP-103S offers up to 72% cheaper spacecraft loading as compared to hydrazine, reducing the total life-cycle cost of the mission.
The propellant is long term storable (>15 years) and enables "fuel at the factory" for rapid response satelliltes. Over 31 satellites are presently flying HPGP technology (as of 2024).
Mechanical Interface:
The 22 N High Performance Green Monopropellant (HPGP) thruster enables high thrust apogee, reaction control and proximity operations maneuvering medium-large spacecraft and kick stages.
The 22 N HPGP Thruster also enables high thrust delta-V maneuvers and AOCS for small-medium class spacecraft and reaction control for large spacecraft.
The thruster operates on LMP-103S low-toxicity monopropellant with 1.3C the density-Isp of hydrazine. Additionally, LMP-103S offers up to 72% cheaper spacecraft loading as compared to hydrazine, reducing the total life-cycle cost of the mission.
The propellant is long term storable (>15 years) and enables "fuel at the factory" for rapid response satelliltes. Over 31 satellites are presently flying HPGP technology (as of 2024).
Mechanical Interface: