CHANGCHUN, China - Carbon-fiber-reinforced composite primary structures designed and manufactured by Changguang Yuhang have played a critical role in the successful launch of the Solar wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer (SMILE) satellite. The satellite has entered its designated orbit in normal operational status, marking a complete success for the launch mission.

The SMILE satellite is a landmark China-Europe collaborative space science project aimed at studying the interaction between the solar wind and Earth's magnetosphere. Changguang Yuhang's carbon-fiber composite propulsion primary structures provided essential lightweight, high-strength support for the spacecraft, demonstrating the company's advanced capabilities in aerospace-grade composite material engineering.

With over a decade of dedicated development, Changguang Yuhang has built a solid technological foundation, offering end-to-end services spanning product design, material R&D, and forming and manufacturing. The company's successful participation in this high-profile international space mission further validates its technical expertise and the reliability of its products under the most demanding aerospace conditions.