Space HubAgnilet 3D Printed Engine
🇮🇳 Indigenous Indian TechnologyThe world's first single-piece 3D-printed rocket engine, conceptualized and manufactured in India.
Agnilet is a semi-cryogenic rocket engine developed by Agnikul Cosmos. It is designed to be manufactured entirely as a single piece of metal using 3D printing technology, eliminating hundreds of joints and potential failure points. It utilizes sub-cooled oxygen and aviation turbine fuel (kerosene) to produce thrust.
Quick answer
Agnilet 3D Printed Engine is a propulsion technology associated with Agnikul Cosmos. The world's first single-piece 3D-printed rocket engine, conceptualized and manufactured in India. Status: development.
Agnilet 3D Printed Engine: key facts
| Category | Propulsion |
|---|---|
| Status | Development |
| Organisation | Agnikul Cosmos |
| Indigenous | Yes |
| First tested | 9 February 2021 |
Frequently asked questions
What is Agnilet 3D Printed Engine?
Agnilet 3D Printed Engine is a propulsion technology associated with Agnikul Cosmos. The world's first single-piece 3D-printed rocket engine, conceptualized and manufactured in India. Status: development.
Who developed Agnilet 3D Printed Engine?
Agnikul Cosmos is listed as the organisation behind Agnilet 3D Printed Engine.
Is Agnilet 3D Printed Engine operational?
Indian Space Hub lists its status as "development".
When was Agnilet 3D Printed Engine first tested?
Its first test is listed as 9 February 2021.
Is Agnilet 3D Printed Engine indigenous?
Yes, it is listed as an indigenously developed technology.
Developing Organization
Agnikul Cosmos
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