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Key highlights

ASPINA's ARW-2 Reaction Wheel is intended for small satellites operating in Low Earth Orbit.

  • Low lead time
  • Made in US and Japan, Non-ITAR
  • Robust supply chain
  • Lower pricing for high quantities
  • Demo kits are also available 

Applications

  • Small satellite
  • GNC
  • ADCS
  • AOCS

Key features

  • Fully qualified mechanical design
  • Low disturbance/microvibration
  • Low outgassing materials
  • Integrated driver
  • Hybrid ceramic bearings

Manufacturing

  • Production capacity >50/month

Export control

  • Non-ITAR
  • HS code: 8807.90

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Last updated: 2025-08-15

ARW-2 Reaction Wheel

8TRL

lead time: 3 to 4 mo

MOQ: 1

Image of ASPINA - ARW-2 Reaction Wheel on the satsearch marketplace

Downloads

  • CAD model(4.54 MB)
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  • Datasheet(1.38 MB)
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  • ICD(488.77 KB)
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  • Option sheet
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  • User manual(379.33 KB)
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Technical specs

width
140 mm
length
140 mm
angular momentum storage
2 N m s
maximum torque
100 mN m
maximum power
100 W
mass
1.9 kg
height
68 mm
diameter
138 mm
input voltage
18 to 34 V
radiation tolerance
20 krad
operating temperature
-20 to 50 C
lifetime
5 yr
mechanical shock
1000 g
mechanical vibration
20.8 Grms

Export

  • Click here to add the ASPINA - ARW-2 Reaction Wheel to the Valispace engineering tool from satsearch
  • Click here to add the ASPINA - ARW-2 Reaction Wheel to Lynapse Studio by Spacebackend
  • Click here to add the ASPINA - ARW-2 Reaction Wheel to 360 by IENAI

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