Aerospace Fabrication & Materials LLC

05/02/2024

We had a fantastic tour of the facilities at NASA GSFC today witnessing some the tremendous work they are doing on the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. We are proud to be a part of the team.

04/03/2023

Congratulations Artemis II mission crew!!! 🚀 Ad astra!!

Fly ‘em to the Moon!

NASA has named the crew of the II mission. These explorers represent the best of humanity, daring to forge new frontiers in space on behalf of humanity.

Reid Wiseman, Commander
Victor Glover, Pilot
Christina Hammock Koch, Mission Specialist
Jeremy Hansen, Mission Specialist

Artemis II will fly the crew of four to the Moon and back to Earth!

Together, we are going!

03/21/2023

Great to be a proud teammate with The Boeing Company providing the Multilayer Insulation Blankets for this GEO Satellite!🚀👊🏻🛰️

The payload of the next FalconHeavy just arrived at Cape Canaveral, ViaSat-3, this is the most powerful satellite platform Boeing ever built, the 702MP+. It will be able to harness well over 30 kW of solar power when it reaches orbit.
Photo credit Boeing Space

11/08/2022

Aerospace Fabrication & Materials, LLC Celebrates Groundbreaking Ceremony for New Building Addition

The project will include a 13,333 square foot addition to expand the existing building for increased production and new processing systems. In addition, it will expand stockroom space, provide a shop location and extra employee facilities.

https://aerospacefab.com/news/aerospace-fabrication-materials-llc%ef%bf%bc-celebrates-groundbreaking-ceremony-for-new-building-addition/

10/04/2022

SES-20 & SES-21 “go” for launch today on ULA Atlas V Rocket

Scheduled for 5:36EDT. To learn more: https://aerospacefab.com/news/ula-atlas-v-launch/

07/15/2022

Measuring dust in the wind 🎶

After a successful launch this evening, our cargo resupply mission en-route to the International Space Station is carrying a NASA Earth experiment that will do just that—helping us understand the effect of dust plumes on our climate.

More on the experiments to be delivered to the station: https://go.nasa.gov/3IU0e77