Melbourne SME wins Lockheed Martin satellite contract - Australian Defence  Magazine In the last year, Lockheed Martin has signed five contracts with Ronson Gears under its Global Supply Chain (GSC) Program agreement with the Commonwealth. This makes the gear manufacturer the first-ever Australian company to supply precision gear components that will be carried into space. Melbourne-based Ronson Gears is providing prototype gears for the Common Solar Array Drive Assembly (CSADA), which will be utilised on several Lockheed Martin satellite platforms.

 

Lockheed Martin has been in the space and satellite domains for decades with both military and civil customers. The CSADA performs key functions, including the deployment and rotation of the solar cell arrays that power the spacecraft. This helps ensure they remain optimally positioned towards the Sun.

Additionally, Ronson has also been awarded a contract for the delivery of anti-backlash output gears....MORE

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