Marotta Controls, a longstanding and leading innovator in aerospace and defense, has announced the launch of its new Delta-V product family, a comprehensive line of in-space propulsion components engineered to meet the needs of modern satellite and spacecraft manufacturers. Developed over the past five years, Delta-V brings Marotta’s proven “CoRe®” philosophy from the launch vehicle sector to orbit, offering off-the-shelf propulsion components that reduce lead times and streamline spacecraft development.
This new product line, already in production and in orbit, is Marotta’s latest strategic move to meet growing demand in the commercial space sector. It includes a robust catalog of fill/drain valves, thruster valves, isolation valves, latching valves, and pressure regulators—each designed and qualified to support both monopropellant and bipropellant propulsion architectures. The majority of components in the Delta-V lineup have already been integrated into commercial and government spacecraft, including lunar landers, which feature Marotta’s FDV060 valve for propellant service operations.
Marotta’s investment in Delta-V has been substantial, spanning internal R&D, design-for-manufacturing innovations, and a scheduled expansion of its New Jersey-based production facilities. Multiple components in the new catalog were funded through Marotta’s Independent Research and Development (IRAD) programs and are currently being manufactured at scale.
The company reports that most lead times for Delta-V components are now measured in months instead of years, meeting the market needs for rapid spacecraft design, build, and manufacture.
As satellite constellations, lunar missions, and defense programs seek faster delivery and increased production volume, Delta-V positions Marotta as a key enabler of scalable propulsion infrastructure. The components are orbit-agnostic and have been designed for use across a wide range of mission profiles, from low Earth orbit (LEO) to cislunar transport.