At Nanovac, growth is never about expansion for its own sake. It is about creating the right conditions to deliver better, scale responsibly, and continue supporting our customers with advanced and reliable test solutions. We are now expanding our production setup to meet growing demand, through an extension of our existing facility. This is an important step for Nanovac and a natural part of our continued development. As activity increases and projects grow in both number an

As Easter approaches, it gives us a natural moment to pause, reflect, and appreciate the momentum we have carried into 2026. At Nanovac, Q1 has been a record start to the year. We are especially pleased to see multiple orders for our TVC800-800SQ systems, alongside continued traction for our TVC590-650RC systems. For us, that is not only a commercial milestone — it is also a strong sign that the market continues to value robust, intelligent, and application-focused thermal va

Some missions capture the world’s attention the moment the countdown begins. Artemis II is one of those moments. But the truth is that missions like this do not begin on launch day. They begin years earlier — in engineering reviews, qualification campaigns, subsystem validation, environmental testing, and in the long, disciplined work of building confidence in hardware that must perform where failure is not an option. That is part of why moments like Artemis II matter so much

If you already know Nanovac, you know we build thermal vacuum and space simulation systems. So this post isn’t about what  we build — it’s about why we’re at Space-Comm Expo  and what we’d love to show you at Booth A18 . We’re in London to talk about smarter test campaigns Space qualification is rarely limited by hardware alone. The real bottlenecks tend to look like this: Test campaigns that take longer than they should because setup, stabilisation, and repeatability aren’t