Quantifying Risk,
Delivering Safety
Engineering In Motion
Insight Into Motion
Keeping Space Moving
Maximising Inspection Value
Quantifying Risk, Delivering Safety
Engineering In Motion
Insight Into Motion
Keeping Space Moving
Maximising Inspection Value
At ESR Technology, our world-leading team of engineers are delivering future-focused technology, testing, inspection, and safety & risk management consultancy.
We’re building supportive partnerships with innovators who advance energy, transport, infrastructure, healthcare, space and vacuum-related capabilities.
At ESR Technology, our world-leading team of engineers are delivering future-focused technology, testing, inspection, and safety & risk management consultancy.
We’re building supportive partnerships with innovators who advance energy, transport, infrastructure, healthcare, space and vacuum-related capabilities.
ESR Technology clients are ambitious innovators, and future-builders. Together, we’re enhancing technologies, driving innovation on land, at sea and in space; from energy and infrastructure, to submarines and satellites.
In the face of evolving legislation, standards and operational challenges, we’re continually evaluating and integrating emerging tech into projects and products, helping clients to explore further, while delivering innovation with lower costs and better performance.
From engineering that is more power-efficient and testing that delivers deeper insights – to safety, risk and inspection management that is smarter, sets standards and enhances operations; our people can help you advance.
With our combination of technical expertise, strong teamwork and world-leading testing facilities; ESR Technology is determined to help you thrive, protect populations, environments, assets and make a success of your future.
Right now, we’re supporting energy transition projects. Assisting clients with carbon capture, harnessing hydrogen, creating cleaner energy, digitisation and tech integration.
We’ll help you find ways to achieve more sustainable power and fuel production and use. To make the future safer and more sustainable for your operations, our people and planet.
For many decades, spacecraft mechanisms have relied heavily on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). Perfluoropolyether (PFPE) lubricants, PTFE-thickened greases and fluorinated solvents have become the industry’s trusted “heritage” materials, enabling reliable operation across extreme temperatures and hostile space environments. However, this long-established position is beginning to change.
At the European Space Tribology Laboratory (ESTL), we recently assessed two widely used self-lubricating materials, PGM-HT and its newer replacement TECASINT 8591, under representative vacuum conditions using our Vacuum Mini Traction Machine (VMTM).
We’re pleased to be, yet again, sponsoring and exhibiting at
Advancing NDT