Web Industries brings Proven MLI, Soft Goods, and Carbon Fiber Composites Solutions to Small Satellite Conference 2026

Web has delivered more than 75,000 components supporting missions from low Earth orbit to the Moon and deep space

Connect live with the Web Industries’ Team at Booth 2101 –
Small Sat 2026 – Salt Lake City, Utah

MARLBOROUGH, Massachusetts – Web Industries will showcase its launch proven Multi-Layer Insulation (MLI), aerospace soft goods, and carbon fiber composites formatting solutions for high-rate manufacturing at Small Satellite Conference, August 23–26, Salt Lake City, Utah, highlighting the expertise, production scale, and proven spaceflight heritage it brings to satellite, spacecraft, and launch vehicle programs.

At Small Satellite Conference 2026, visitors will discover how Web Industries supports mission-critical space programs across key applications, including:

• Satellite Constellations – Flight-ready MLI and soft goods solutions for high-volume production.
• Spacecraft and Exploration Missions – Precision-manufactured thermal protection systems and mission-critical soft goods.
• Launch Vehicles – High-performance thermal management and flexible material solutions engineered for demanding launch environments.
• Production Scale-Up – Support from development builds through full-rate production with integrated material converting, kitting, assembly, and manufacturing services.
• Supply Chain Efficiency – Helping reduce complexity, improve execution, and accelerate program success.

Combining decades of advanced manufacturing expertise with aerospace-grade quality systems, Web Industries enables customers to scale production with the consistency, precision, and reliability required for today’s rapidly expanding space market.

“From commercial satellite constellations to lunar and deep-space missions, the common requirement is confidence. Confidence in the hardware, confidence in the manufacturing process, and confidence in the supply chain behind every mission. We help customers reduce risk, streamline execution, and move from development to flight-ready hardware with confidence.”— Ross Mroczek, Program Manager – Aerospace, Web Industries.

Recent investments at Web Industries’ Denton, Texas, facility have expanded production capacity and enhanced advanced manufacturing capabilities, further strengthening the company’s ability to support growing demand for MLI systems and soft goods across satellite, spacecraft, and launch vehicle programs.

Visit Web Industries at Small Satellite Conference, Booth 2101, to learn how proven manufacturing expertise, scalable production capabilities, and aerospace-quality execution can help accelerate your next mission.