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Patz Materials & Technologies
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# of Employees: 11
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High-Strain Conductive Composites for Satellite Communications (SATCOM) Deployable Antennas
Amount: $149,419.00ABSTRACT: Deployable composite structures have the distinct advantage of minimizing weight and space consumed by satellites during launch. Standard conductive materials for antenna structures cannot ...
SBIRPhase I2012Department of Defense Air Force -
Multifunctional Core Materials for Airframe Primary Structures
Amount: $99,866.00As the use of composite materials on commercial airlines grows the technology of the composites must grow with it. Presently the efficiency gained by the utilization of core materials on composite str ...
SBIRPhase I2009National Aeronautics and Space Administration -
Optimized Cellular Core for Rotorcraft
Amount: $583,649.00Patz Materials and Technologies has developed, produced and tested, as part of the Phase-I SBIR, a new form of composite cellular core material, named Interply Core, this new product is a major step f ...
SBIRPhase II2008National Aeronautics and Space Administration -
Manufacturing Process Development of High-Performance Treated Honeycomb Core for Radar Absorbing Application
Amount: $749,841.00Present manufacturing techniques for fabricating treated honeycomb core yield material with limited performance and poor repeatability at high costs. In Phase I Patz Materials and Technologies utilize ...
SBIRPhase II2008Department of Defense Air Force -
Manufacturing Process Development of High-Performance Treated Honeycomb Core for Radar Absorbing Application
Amount: $99,959.00Patz Materials and Technologies proposes to develop a new manufacturing method to fabricate treated core by a modification of their existing production process. Their unique process consisting of disp ...
SBIRPhase I2007Department of Defense Air Force -
Optimized Cellular Core for Rotorcraft
Amount: $69,775.00Patz Materials and Technologies proposes to develop a unique structural cellular core material to improve mechanical performance, reduce platform weight and lower the production costs for rotorcraft p ...
SBIRPhase I2007National Aeronautics and Space Administration