From August 23–26, the global small satellite community will gather at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City for the 40th Annual Small Satellite Conference. Nanovac AB will be there. You will find us in the Exhibit Hall at Booth 1940, ready to discuss thermal vacuum testing, space simulation and how smarter test infrastructure can support increasingly ambitious satellite programs. The Clouds Above the Clouds The theme for SmallSat 2026 is “The Clouds Above the Clouds”,...

At Nanovac, we spend our days helping customers answer one of the most important questions in space hardware development: Will it survive in space? It is a simple question — but behind it lies a complex world of vacuum, temperature extremes, contamination control, materials behaviour, outgassing, bakeout, thermal cycling and qualification testing. For us, this question has become more than a phrase. It has become a way of explaining what we do. That is why we are happy to share that our “Will...

Nanovac AB is proud to be featured in the Swedish space industry publication “Rymden – för livet på jorden”, where Swedish space capability, innovation and industry are highlighted. For us, the message is simple: Space starts on the ground. Before a satellite, sensor, instrument or spacecraft component leaves Earth, it must prove that it can survive the environment it is designed for. Vacuum, extreme temperatures, thermal cycling, material outgassing and molecular contamination are not...