FANTM-RAiL
A lightweight, minimalist satellite deployer for payloads up to 60 kg, usable standalone or integrated within a FANTM-RiDE dispenser.
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- Mass
- 60 kg product page
- Max payload mass
- 60 kg product page
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- Maximum payload mass
- 60 kg
- Interface types
- Railed and tabbed configurations, multiple sizes
- Deployment record
- 100% successful in-space deployment (per manufacturer)
- Optional protection
- Payload shields and FANTM-CAGE enclosures
- Qualification
- Thermal vacuum (TVAC) and industry-standard qualification testing
- Usage modes
- Standalone on flat launch interface, or integrated within FANTM-RiDE dispenser
About
FANTM-RAiL is Xtenti’s lightweight satellite deployer product line, built with a minimalist design philosophy to safely launch and deploy small satellites either as a standalone unit on flat launch vehicle interfaces or integrated within a larger FANTM-RiDE containerized dispenser. The deployers are tailorable to industry-standard rail and tabbed interface configurations across various sizes, supporting payloads up to 60 kg, including non-standard payload dimensions and adjustable ejection velocities.
Optional payload protection is available through shields and FANTM-CAGE enclosures, and each design variant undergoes qualification testing to rigorous aerospace industry standards, including thermal vacuum (TVAC) testing. Xtenti states the product line has a 100% successful in-space deployment record and has been used to integrate payloads on complex multi-manifest rideshare missions.
FANTM-RAiL deployers form the building blocks used within FANTM-RiDE’s containerized dispenser architecture, giving mission planners flexibility to mix standalone and containerized deployment approaches within a single launch.
Documentation
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