Photonic Cleaning Technologies, Llc
Div Pct Aerospace
CAGE Code: 4N8T6
NCAGE Code: 4N8T6
Status: Active
Type: Manufacturer
Dun & Bradstreet (DUNS): 148143402
Summary
Photonic Cleaning Technologies, Llc, Div Pct Aerospace is an Active Manufacturer with the Cage Code 4N8T6 and is tracked by Dun & Bradstreet under DUNS Number 148143402..
Address
1895 Short Ln
Platteville WI 53818-8977
United States
Points of Contact
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for CAGE 4N8T6
- What is CAGE Code 4N8T6?
- 4N8T6 is the unique identifier used by NATO Organizations to reference the physical entity known as Photonic Cleaning Technologies, Llc Div Pct Aerospace located at 1895 Short Ln, Platteville WI 53818-8977, United States.
- Who is CAGE Code 4N8T6?
- 4N8T6 refers to Photonic Cleaning Technologies, Llc Div Pct Aerospace located at 1895 Short Ln, Platteville WI 53818-8977, United States.
- Where is CAGE Code 4N8T6 Located?
- CAGE Code 4N8T6 is located in Platteville, WI, USA.
Contracting History for CAGE 4N8T6 Most Recent 25 Records
- 80NSSC23PB534
- Fy23 Sbir Phase I - Efficient Surface Microbial Reduction On Hardware Using Polymers
- 27 Jul 2023
- Fy23 Sbir Phase I - Efficient Surface Microbial Reduction On Hardware Using Polymers
- Nasa Shared Services Center
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $149,947.00
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- 80NSSC18C0106
- Our First Contact Polymer (Fcp) Is An Easy-To-Apply, Residue-Less, Peelable Strip Coat That Protects And Cleans Optics, Detectors, And Other Sensitive Surfaces, Restoring Them To A Pristine Condition. Using Fcp Is As Simple As Spraying Or Brushing It On A Surface Of Interest, Allowing It To Dry For 15 Minutes, And Stripping Off The Rugged Coating When Desired. Multiple Measurements, Including At Nasa S Goddard Space Flight Center, Show That Fcp Cleans Better Than Any Existing Method, Including The Complicated, Expensive, And Hazardous Co2 Snow, Leaving No Detectible Residue. Fcp Is Used To Clean Telescope Optics At The Keck Observatory, Gtc In The Canary Islands, Vandenberg Airforce Base, Etc. The Polymer Was Used By Ligo To Clean The Optics That Enabled Its Breakthrough Discovery Of Gravitational Waves, And Enables The Thaad Missile Interceptor By Protecting And Cleaning Its Optics. Fcp Was Even Used At The Smithsonian Institute To Clean Irreplaceable Gems Such As The Hope Diamond, Demonstrating Potential Uses Far Beyond Optics. Our Technology Is A Crosscutting Solution Enabling The Demanding Cleanliness Requirements Of The Exo-S Starshade Probe S Occulter, Reducing The Duration And Cost Of Meeting Planetary Protection Requirements Without Damaging Sensitive Components, And Providing Cleanroom-Level Cleanliness Without The Cleanroom, Including For Semiconductor Manufacturing. Since Our Red Fcp Exhibits Anomalously High Adhesion To Certain Metals And The Amorphous Metallic Glass Of Starshade Petal Edges, We Developed In Phase I A Variant With Lower Adhesion To Metals. While The Resulting Adhesion Was Too Low To Be Optimal, It Demonstrated The Adhesion Tunability Of Our Product. In Phase Ii, We Produce 18 Variants, Identifying The Lowest-Cost One That Provides Optimal Adhesion To Protect, Clean, And Minimize The Contribution Of Peeling To A Mission S Alignment Error Budget. We Also Develop Standard Operation Procedures And Training For Application And Removal.
- 10 Aug 2021
- Our First Contact Polymer (Fcp) Is An Easy-To-Apply, Residue-Less, Peelable Strip Coat That Protects And Cleans Optics, Detectors, And Other Sensitive Surfaces, Restoring Them To A Pristine Condition. Using Fcp Is As Simple As Spraying Or Brushing It On A Surface Of Interest, Allowing It To Dry For 15 Minutes, And Stripping Off The Rugged Coating When Desired. Multiple Measurements, Including At Nasa S Goddard Space Flight Center, Show That Fcp Cleans Better Than Any Existing Method, Including The Complicated, Expensive, And Hazardous Co2 Snow, Leaving No Detectible Residue. Fcp Is Used To Clean Telescope Optics At The Keck Observatory, Gtc In The Canary Islands, Vandenberg Airforce Base, Etc. The Polymer Was Used By Ligo To Clean The Optics That Enabled Its Breakthrough Discovery Of Gravitational Waves, And Enables The Thaad Missile Interceptor By Protecting And Cleaning Its Optics. Fcp Was Even Used At The Smithsonian Institute To Clean Irreplaceable Gems Such As The Hope Diamond, Demonstrating Potential Uses Far Beyond Optics. Our Technology Is A Crosscutting Solution Enabling The Demanding Cleanliness Requirements Of The Exo-S Starshade Probe S Occulter, Reducing The Duration And Cost Of Meeting Planetary Protection Requirements Without Damaging Sensitive Components, And Providing Cleanroom-Level Cleanliness Without The Cleanroom, Including For Semiconductor Manufacturing. Since Our Red Fcp Exhibits Anomalously High Adhesion To Certain Metals And The Amorphous Metallic Glass Of Starshade Petal Edges, We Developed In Phase I A Variant With Lower Adhesion To Metals. While The Resulting Adhesion Was Too Low To Be Optimal, It Demonstrated The Adhesion Tunability Of Our Product. In Phase Ii, We Produce 18 Variants, Identifying The Lowest-Cost One That Provides Optimal Adhesion To Protect, Clean, And Minimize The Contribution Of Peeling To A Mission S Alignment Error Budget. We Also Develop Standard Operation Procedures And Training For Application And Removal.
- Nasa Shared Services Center
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $749,999.00
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)