Beyond Gravity is a leading space product supplier and the largest independent space equipment provider in Europe, with a growing presence in the United States. They develop and manufacture products for satellites and launch vehicles. Key products include payload fairings, satellite structures, mechanisms, and onboard electronics, serving customers like Amazon, ArianeGroup, and United Launch Alliance. They are also a supplier for the lithography industry.
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Beyond Gravity is supplying RAMSES’s central tube.
Beyond Gravity produced SMILE launch hardware at facilities in Linköping, Sweden, Emmen, Switzerland, and Gothenburg, Sweden.
Beyond Gravity’s Fairing Acoustic Protection system reduces launch noise to levels safe for SMILE’s sensitive instruments.
Beyond Gravity developed and manufactured four SMILE launch systems: the payload adapter, payload fairing, acoustic protection system, and on-board computer.
Beyond Gravity has supplied key systems for the Vega-C program across multiple launches.
TTTech is supplying network electronics for Gateway along with Beyond Gravity.
Thales Alenia Space, Airbus, Redwire, and Beyond Gravity won major European Gateway contracts.
André Wall will continue to lead RUAG International and Beyond Gravity until April 7, 2026.
Dr. Barbara Frei-Spreiter will become CEO of RUAG International Holding AG and Beyond Gravity on April 7, 2026.
Beyond Gravity is a Swiss space services provider with 60 years of space heritage.
André Wall has led RUAG International and Beyond Gravity for five and a half years.
The Swiss Confederation owns RUAG International and Beyond Gravity.
RUAG International plans to further develop Beyond Gravity’s capabilities and expand its international business under federal ownership.
RUAG International Holding AG has appointed Dr. Barbara Frei-Spreiter as the new CEO of RUAG International and Beyond Gravity.
Beyond Gravity manufactured load-bearing structures between the rocket stages used on the Vulcan mission.
Beyond Gravity supplied components for both a ULA Vulcan rocket mission and an Ariane 64 mission that launched Amazon Leo satellites last week.
Beyond Gravity manufactured the interstage adapter that connects the first rocket stage with the upper stage.
Beyond Gravity supplied the payload fairing for the ULA Vulcan rocket.
Beyond Gravity developed the Vertical Separation System in Zurich and manufactures it in Emmen; the system uses precision pyrotechnics to separate and jettison the two halves of the payload fairing.
Beyond Gravity supplies two versions of the Ariane 6 payload fairing: a 14-meter short version for Ariane 62 and a 20-meter long version for Ariane 64.