Space Structures
Built for the Forces of Flight
From advanced alloys to finished components, ATI helps manufacturers solve the material challenges that stand between initial designs and historic flights.
Proven Beyond Earth
ATI materials and structural components have supported NASA’s Space Launch System for decades. That’s materials expertise tested where it matters most.
Material to Mission
From alloy development and processing to finished components, ATI brings capabilities across the manufacturing process. That integrated expertise helps turn material performance into hardware ready for takeoff.
Engineering or the Future
Spacecrafts push the boundaries of speed, scale and performance. ATI continues to advance the materials and capabilities needed to build the structures supporting the next generation of space exploration.
Structural Integrity
Significant Mechanical Loads
Structural components experience extreme stress during launch and operation. The material needs to withstand those forces while maintaining toughness through the thickness of the component.
Engineered for Toughness
ATI 15-5™ is designed for greater toughness than traditional stainless steel, particularly through the thickness of the plate. Carefully controlled competitions and processing help deliver consistent mechanical properties where structural integrity matters.
Engine Mount Structures
Maintaining Connection Under Pressure
Engine attachment points transfer significant forces into the spacecraft structure during launch and operation. The precision and integrity of the connection is critical.
Built for Manufacturing
ATI 15-5™ and 6230™ combine the performance required for critical structural components with the machinability and consistency manufacturers need to produce precise parts.
Precision That Performs
Material Consistency
Structural components often require tight tolerances and complex machining or forming. Variations in quality or machinability can create challenges downstream.
Made to Machine
ATI materials are valued by manufacturers for their machining capabilities, cutting and forming characteristics. They help them move from material to finished component with greater ease, consistency and confidence.

