GTM Advanced Structures steps up satellite solar panel production with new welding machine
We’re excited to announce that we have invested in a high-precision welding machine from Amada Weld Tech Europe.
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GTM-Advanced Structures Secures Growth Funding from Homerun Capital Management.
We’re excited to share that we have secured growth financing from Homerun Capital Management.
This is a major milestone in our mission to power Europe’s space ambitions with advanced solar arrays for satellites.
A major step closer to rapid cycling testing
We are excited to announce that mPower and GTM Advanced Structures have completed the last major step to install mPower’s new rapid thermal cycle test chamber. This system, located at GTM’s manufacturing facility, will be used to qualify customized solar modules and panels to meet the harsh environments of space.
The Future of high-tech looks bright!
The high-tech manufacturing industry in The Hague is growing rapidly and great things are about to happen. The extension of the solar panel facility of GTM Advanced Structures is one of them.
mPower Technology & GTM Advanced Structures Announce Strategic Partnership for Automated, High-Volume Space Panel Manufacturing
mPower Technology Announces Strategic Partnership and Factory Expansion with GTM Advanced Structures for Automated, High-Volume Space Panel Manufacturing
Automation of solar panel production: solar cell grading
Students of The Hague University of Applied Sciences build a solar cell sorting robot in our GTM facility.
Kick-off for a new power system for small satellites
The province of South Holland has granted a subsidy worth over €130K to the consortium, consisting of Hyperion Technologies, GTM Advanced Structures and Tective BV for the development of the CubeSat Advanced Power System.
The CubeSat of the future presented at the Netherlands Economic Mission to Bremen
A durable and low-cost Cube-Sat structure was developed. In the presence of Her Majesty Queen Maxima the CubeSat obtained great interest.
Huge investment for the Composite Automation Development Centre (CADC)
The cooperative association Kansen voor West contributes 4.25 million euros in GTM and its 7 other CADC-project partners for the automation and digitization of the composite manufacturing industry.
Bundling of high-tech companies in The Hague strengthens international competitive position
The ‘Technology Park Ypenburg’ has been officially kicked off. In this program four companies, including GTM, together with the municipality of The Hague will jointly invest 1.6 million euros in automated and digitized production of advanced materials.