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Alca Technology at PSE2026: international innovation and collaboration in Erfurt

Alca Technology will attend PSE2026 in Erfurt from August 31 to September 3, joining the international surface, plasma and thin-film community.
L2L Summit 2026, Schio, 26 June 2026 - Save the date poster

L2L Summit 2026: from the particles of deep space to the space economy

AlcaSpace among the protagonists of the first L2L Summit in Schio on 26 June 2026: a day dedicated to advanced manufacturing, scientific research and the space economy.
N3o Selects Alcaspace to Supply Two Tvac Chambers For Satellite Testing And Qualification

N3O selects AlcaSpace to supply two TVAC chambers for satellite testing and qualification

AlcaSpace, the Space Division of Alca Technology, is pleased to announce that N3O (NEWSPACE EARTH OBSERVATION ORBITAL OBJECTS), the Portuguese mid-size satellite manufacturer and integrator, has recently selected our company to supply the complete system for their new space project involving two TVACs, supporting their short- and medium-term testing needs.
Alcaspace Wins a Contract For Two Tvac Chambers Intended For Isq in Portugal

AlcaSpace wins a contract for two TVAC chambers for ISQ in Portugal

AlcaSpace has won a contract to supply two space simulation chambers (TVAC) for the client ISQ in Porto Salvo, Portugal.
Alca Technology And Alcaspace: Trust, People And Growth

Alca Technology and AlcaSpace in 2025: trust, people and growth

As 2025 draws to a close, Alca Technology and AlcaSpace reflect on a year shaped by trust, people and growth.
Alca Technology Contributes to The Einstein Telescope

Alca Technology contributes to the Einstein Telescope

At our headquarters in Schio (VI), we have completed the construction of the new vacuum chamber for the C75 cryostat, a key component in the development of next-generation cryogenic technologies designed for the Einstein Telescope, Europe's future gravitational-wave observatory.
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