Keller Technology Corporation (KTC) delivers precision fabrication for commercial space, supporting launch systems, flight hardware, propulsion components and electro-mechanical satellite subsystems across the space industry. Keller provides precision fabrication for private aerospace OEMs and government space programs, including NASA and U.S. military space initiatives. Whether installed on a launch vehicle or integrated into a ground-based testing rig, we fabricate the critical parts that support mission success in space environments.
Our aerospace precision fabrication capabilities include vertically integrated services that combine large-envelope machining, high-performance material handling and high-complexity weldments:
Keller Technology supports companies and agencies focused on:
Commercial Launch Vehicles
NASA and National Laboratory Initiatives
U.S. Space Force and Defense Space Systems
Satellite OEMs and Integrators
NewSpace and Advanced Propulsion Startups
Our team works closely with engineering, quality and procurement groups to deliver hardware that meets every dimensional, material and environmental spec on time and ready for the next stage of integration or testing.
Our aerospace precision fabrication capabilities include vertically integrated services that combine large-envelope machining, high-performance material handling and high-complexity weldments:
We support demanding aerospace tolerances, performance and repeatability.
We can handle titanium, Inconel, stainless, aluminum and high-nickel alloys.
Our facility enables the fabrication of full-scale vehicle components and test stands.
We are the ideal choice for high-precision, large-format weldments and machined structures.
We are trusted by space OEMs as a collaborative and responsive build-to-print partner.
Work With Keller
From flight hardware and testbed fabrications to orbital component housings, Keller delivers precision fabrication for commercial space with the documentation and reliability your mission requires.
Whether you’re looking to flesh out a basic idea or you already have a fully-fledged design, you’ll need to put together a documentation package to request a quote. Learn how with our helpful guide.