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Solutions for
50–⁠150 kg

Two Blocks, One Class

NANO R³ serves the lower end of the 50–150 kg class and MICRO R³ the upper end, with significant overlap, so most missions in this class find a standard fit.

Standard


Two standard blocks in serial production cover orbit raising, station keeping, collision avoidance and deorbit for the majority of missions from 50 to 150 kg.

Heritage


Built on a proven production line in Europe, backed by flight heritage and complete qualification documentation.

Safe to Handle


Solid, non-toxic propellant with no pressurized tank or plumbing, for safe ground handling, integration and launch.

Features

Powering Commercial and Institutional Missions With Low Risk

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Commercial Operators

Short Time to Orbit

Short time to orbit with standard products, low integration effort and predictable lead times, for LEO Earth observation and communication constellations.

Institutional and Defence

Low Mission Risk

Flight heritage, qualification documentation and European supply for agency, defence, security and in-orbit demonstration missions.

Manoeuvre and Deorbit

Ready for New Rules

Collision avoidance and end-of-life deorbit capability, as manoeuvring and disposal become mandatory for more and more missions.

Indium Powered Propulsion

Powered by Enpulsion’s innovative FEEP technology, NANO R³ and MICRO R³ deliver precise, adjustable thrust by using a powerful electromagnetic field to ionize and accelerate liquified metal propellant.

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Next-Level Maneuverability

Indium propellant liquifies in orbit to generate finely tunable thrust, delivering efficient, precise maneuverability throughout the entire life of the mission.

Innovation & Technology

Nano R³

Nano R³
Micro R³
Micro R³

Power Your Next Mission
With the Micro R³

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