In space applications, failure is not an option

At Cinch Connectivity Solutions, we pride ourselves on delivering commercial and customized solutions to meet the most demanding applications.

With a wide array of product lines to address your needs in low earth orbit, geosynchronous orbit, medium earth orbit, ground support, and launch systems, Cinch provides high quality, competitive solutions by utilizing our global team of expert engineers and quality personnel.

SPACE APPLICATIONS

SPACE READY FOR OVER SIX DECADES

Cinch offers proven space heritage, with extensive flight history over a variety of space missions including the Emirates Mars Mission, Parker Solar Probe, One Web, and a diverse array of NASA approved missions.

We pride ourselves on delivering failure free, competitive solutions for our customers by utilizing our global team of expert engineering, manufacturing, and sales support to produce data, signal, RF, fiber and combination connectors, cables and assemblies.

Cinch’s portfolio boasts product lines with TRL (Technical Readiness Level) 9 connectors and QPS (Qualified Parts for Space) components with extensive internal testing to help design the next generation of solutions for satellites, launchers, and ground systems.

Take a look at some of the past successful missions to space that Cinch is proud to be a part of.

1970 – 1999

  • Mariner Space Probe
  • Apollo Missions
  • Orbitor 1010 Space Shuttle
  • Voyager

2000-2019

  • Beagle 2
  • Alphasat/Inmarsat 4
  • Copernicus Sentinel-1
  • Copernicus Sentinel-2
  • Inmarsat 5
  • Sentinel-3A
  • Sentinel-3B
  • K425 Earth Observation Radar Satellites
  • Nilesat-301

2020 & Beyond

  • Exo Mars
  • Sentinel-3C
  • Sentinel-3D
  • Inmarsat 6
  • COSMO-SkyMed

Cinch's Space Heritage

Cinch Connectivity Solutions has a proven space pedigree with a history of missions spanning over six decades, from the Voyager, Mariner, and Apollo ventures of the 1970s to embryonic projects with planned launch dates many years from now.

Cinch in Space
Cinch Space Heritage