Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc. (ACT) is a thermal management solutions company that provides design and manufacturing services for diverse markets, including the space industry. They specialize in developing innovative thermal management technologies, such as heat pipes, loop heat pipes, and thermal storage solutions, ensuring optimal performance of spacecraft systems in the harsh vacuum of space. ACT partners with major space agencies like NASA, and their products, including Constant Conductance Heat Pipes (CCHPs), are used in commercial, government, and defense space missions. Key words: thermal management, heat pipes, spacecraft, cooling systems, NASA.
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Advanced Cooling Technologies (ACT) has acquired Canyon Composites.
Astrobotic has been subcontracted by Advanced Cooling Technologies on a separate NASA Sequential SBIR worth $1,800,000 to develop, integrate, and demonstrate lunar night thermal systems aboard lunar rovers and landers.
Astrobotic has been subcontracted by Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc. on a separate NASA Sequential SBIR valued at $1,800,000 to develop, integrate, and demonstrate lunar night thermal systems aboard lunar rovers and landers.
Astrobotic has been subcontracted by Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc. on a separate NASA Sequential SBIR contract worth $1,800,000 to develop, integrate, and demonstrate lunar night thermal systems aboard lunar rovers and landers.
Advanced Cooling Technologies will design and produce the thermal architecture for the first two Carbon Mapper satellites scheduled to launch in 2023.
Advanced Cooling Technologies (ACT) won a $5,000,000 NASA Sequential Phase II SBIR Program Award to develop thermal control solutions for lunar vehicles and habitats.
Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc. developed thermal management solutions for critical spaceflight hardware supporting a major national security project.
Advanced Cooling Technologies develops and produces space-grade hardware for managing thermal conditions on satellites.
Advanced Cooling Technologies secured a $2,000,000 export contract with the Indian Space Research Organisation, representing its biggest export deal since the company was founded in 2003.
The thermal management hardware shipped by Advanced Cooling Technologies was delivered to the U R Rao Satellite Centre, formerly known as ISRO Satellite Centre.