According to the Bank of America, the space economy could reach $2.7 trillion in 2045. However, from extreme temperatures to cosmic rays, the unforgiving environment of space means most organic materials used here on earth are rendered useless for many critical applications.
How, then, should we go about developing new equipment for the fast-growing space industry?
One solution is Fine Ceramics.
From ceramic tubes for oxygen sensors to battery insulators, telescope spacers, and satellite applications, Fine Ceramic components provide the reliability and performance needed for space-specific applications. We are proud to support the explorers unraveling the mysteries of the universe with cutting-edge Fine Ceramic solutions.
Learn more about Kyocera's Fine Ceramic solutions here:
https://global.kyocera.com/prdct/fc/index.html
How, then, should we go about developing new equipment for the fast-growing space industry?
One solution is Fine Ceramics.
From ceramic tubes for oxygen sensors to battery insulators, telescope spacers, and satellite applications, Fine Ceramic components provide the reliability and performance needed for space-specific applications. We are proud to support the explorers unraveling the mysteries of the universe with cutting-edge Fine Ceramic solutions.
Learn more about Kyocera's Fine Ceramic solutions here:
https://global.kyocera.com/prdct/fc/index.html
