HANBIT-Mini Launch Vehicle
INNOSPACE
Three-stage small satellite launcher delivering up to 1,300 kg to 500 km SSO, powered by nine 25-ton hybrid engines in the first stage.
Key figurescomparable across the catalogue
- Payload capacity
- 1,300 kg
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As published by the supplier
- Payload capacity
- 1,300 kg (500 km SSO)
- Height
- 39.6 m
- Diameter
- 3.7 m
- Stage 1 engines
- 9× 245 kN hybrid (paraffin/LOx)
- Stage 1 total thrust
- ~2,205 kN
- Stage 2 engine
- 1× 245 kN hybrid, 150 sec burn, Isp 325 sec
- Stage 3 engines
- 2× 29 kN methane/LOx, 350 sec burn, Isp 350 sec
About
HANBIT-Mini is INNOSPACE’s largest orbital launch vehicle, a three-stage rocket designed to deliver up to 1,300 kg to 500 km SSO. At 39.6 m tall and 3.7 m in diameter, it is the highest-capacity launcher in INNOSPACE’s lineup.
The first stage uses nine 25-ton-class (245 kN) hybrid engines burning paraffin/LOX, for a total first-stage thrust of approximately 2,205 kN. The second stage uses a single 245 kN hybrid engine with a 150-second burn. The third stage uses two methane/LOX engines (29 kN each) for precision orbital delivery with 350 s specific impulse. The vehicle combines INNOSPACE’s hybrid propulsion expertise with 3D-printed methane engine technology, targeting safety, low manufacturing cost, rapid production, and flexible launch scheduling.
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