EST. 2018 / CAPE CANAVERAL, FLMISSION STATUS: NOMINAL
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LAUNCH VEHICLES

THE FLEET

Three vehicles. One obsession: getting your payload to orbit without compromise. From constellation deployment to dedicated smallsat access, the Apex fleet covers every orbital regime with surgical reliability.

LIQUID OXYGEN·RP-1 KEROSENE·LH₂·ABLATIVE NOZZLE·GN₂ RCS·HELIUM PRESSURISATION·TITANIUM STRUCTURE·CARBON COMPOSITE·AVIONICS·INERTIAL NAV·LIQUID OXYGEN·RP-1 KEROSENE·LH₂·ABLATIVE NOZZLE·GN₂ RCS·HELIUM PRESSURISATION·TITANIUM STRUCTURE·CARBON COMPOSITE·AVIONICS·INERTIAL NAV·

HEAVY LIFT · VEHICLE 01

APEX TITAN

The orbital workhorse of the modern space economy.

APEX TITAN
HEAVY LIFT

The Apex Titan is our flagship heavy-lift vehicle. Designed for constellation deployment, crewed missions, and deep-space injection, it represents the most reliable orbital platform available today. The Block IIB first stage is qualified for 14 reflights — each reuse reduces mission cost by an estimated 37%.

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS

LEO Payload
40,000 kg
GTO Payload
18,000 kg
TLI Payload
8,400 kg
Fairing Ø
6.2 m
Height
72 m
Liftoff Thrust
8,200 kN

PROPULSION

2× Merlin V9 (stage 1) · 1× Merlin V9-Vac (stage 2)

KEY FEATURES

  • Autonomous fairing recovery via guided parafoil
  • Block IIB first stage: 14-flight qualification
  • 6.2m composite fairing with thermal environment < 100 W/m²
  • Bi-propellant third stage for GTO/TLI missions
  • Crewed variant: Titan-H with integrated LES
  • Triple-redundant flight termination system

MEDIUM LIFT · VEHICLE 02

APEX NOVA

The versatile mid-class vehicle for the broadband era.

APEX NOVA
MEDIUM LIFT

Nova fills the mid-class market gap with surgical precision. At 12,000 kg to LEO and a launch cadence of up to 9 per year, it's the backbone of broadband constellation programs, government ISR missions, and commercial science payloads that need more than a rideshare but can't justify a Titan.

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS

LEO Payload
12,000 kg
SSO Payload
7,200 kg
GTO Payload
5,100 kg
Fairing Ø
4.2 m
Height
58 m
Liftoff Thrust
3,400 kN

PROPULSION

9× Kestrel-7 (stage 1) · 1× Kestrel-7-Vac (stage 2)

KEY FEATURES

  • Reusable first stage with propulsive RTLS or ASDS recovery
  • 4.2m aluminium-lithium fairing
  • Multi-payload adapter for up to 24 satellite stack
  • Autonomous range safety system: FTS-X
  • Dual-engine restart capability on upper stage
  • LOX/Kerosene with 360:1 mixture ratio control

SMALL SAT / RIDESHARE · VEHICLE 03

APEX SCOUT

Dedicated access to Sun-synchronous orbit — on your schedule.

APEX SCOUT
SMALL SAT / RIDESHARE

Scout delivers smallsat operators their own dedicated launch — no waiting for a rideshare manifest, no orbital compromises. Fixed price. Fixed date. Your orbit. The fully autonomous launch sequence removes ground crew dependency entirely, enabling operations from any of our three licensed launch pads.

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS

SSO Payload
1,200 kg
LEO Payload
1,600 kg
Launch Price
$7.4M
Fairing Ø
2.0 m
Height
32 m
Liftoff Thrust
620 kN

PROPULSION

1× Sparrow-3 (stage 1) · 1× Sparrow-3-Vac (stage 2)

KEY FEATURES

  • Fully autonomous pre-launch sequence
  • Deployable from all 3 Apex launch pads
  • Fixed-price $7.4M (< 120kg); scalable to 1,200kg
  • Optional IOD (In-Orbit Demonstration) package
  • 3-month launch guarantee from contract signing
  • ESPA and custom deployment adapter compatible

PROPULSION ENGINEERING

ENGINEERED FOR
EXTREMES

MERLIN V9

Sea-Level Engine

935 kN thrust · 311 Isp

Our flagship engine. The Merlin V9 runs a full-flow staged combustion cycle, achieving chamber pressures of 260 bar. Each engine undergoes 12 full-duration acceptance tests before vehicle integration.

KESTREL-7

Nova Propulsion

380 kN thrust · 305 Isp

The Kestrel-7 powers the Apex Nova with its 9-engine first stage. An electric-pump-fed design eliminates turbopump startup transients and enables sub-10ms throttle response.

SPARROW-3

Scout Engine

62 kN thrust · 298 Isp

Designed for rapid cadence, the Sparrow-3 is a pressure-fed engine with no moving parts in the combustion system. It achieves a 48-hour turnaround between launches.

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