Aerospace and Defense Partnerships ATSP Innovations has active NASA SBIR Phase I and II awards and an Air Force Phase I SBIR, signaling strong engagement with aerospace and defense customers. The company also announced a NASA Phase II for extreme environment bearing materials. This positioning supports selling high-end tribological coatings, Self-Bond adhesive systems, and bearing solutions to aerospace, defense, and space exploration programs.

Superior Wear and Bonding ATSP coatings offer industry-leading wear resistance and scratch resistance, with an unmatched high glass transition. The Self-Bond technology enables rapid, low-mess, high-temperature adhesion with strong pull-off strengths, and can be applied via electrostatic powder deposition, with future potential to rebond and rework in manufacturing.

Govt funding traction Secured NSF SBIR funding and NASA awards provide validation and funding for development, de-risk technology, and create opportunities to partner with government labs and prime contractors. This indicates a pathway to government-funded projects and long-term collaborations.

End-to-end Tribology New product extensions include machinable ATSP sheets and plates with thermal capabilities up to around 100°C above PEEK, and VC201 filler material for bearings and seals. The coatings and materials address three-body wear, corrosion, dimensional stability, lightweighting, and high-temperature bearing performance, offering a co-developed solution for customers in energy, automotive, and industrial machinery.

Agile Regional Focus With a small but agile team based in Houston, ATSP Innovations can accelerate pilots and customization for regional customers, particularly in Texas’ oil and gas and industrial sectors. The company’s capabilities align with bearing, seal, valve, and non-stick applications, and present opportunities to partner with manufacturers and primes in aerospace, defense, and commercial sectors for rapid prototypes and early-stage deployments.