Quest Thermal Group, LLC

Quest Thermal Group, LLC is a technology development engineering firm. It designs and makes advanced thermal insulation systems. The company is based at 6452 Fig Street in Arvada, Colorado. It has developed thermal systems since 2006.

The company's main product is Integrated Multilayer Insulation, called IMLI. The site says IMLI uses Discrete Spacer Technology with low thermal conductivity polymer spacers. It says IMLI gives 2.5 times less heat leak per layer than netting insulation, and it can span large spaces.

The company also makes Wrapped MLI for cryogenic transfer lines. The site says it offers a 12 fold improvement in heat leak compared with spiral wrapped netting. The company also makes Load Responsive MLI, a structural insulation that can carry compressive loads up to 90 psi.

The company develops lightweight vacuum shells for hydrogen storage. The site says these systems suit LH2 storage for aircraft and vehicles, launch vehicles and Mars surface work. The site says the company has worked on more than 10 research programs for NASA and aerospace primes on vapor cooling.

The site says Quest insulation has flown on several NASA missions. These include the Lucy spacecraft, the RRM3 flight experiment, and the Nancy Grace Roman space telescope. The site also says the company's IMLI insulates the NEO Surveyor infrared space telescope.

The site says the company makes its aerospace insulation in ISO Class 8 cleanrooms. It says a new robotic fabrication line adds throughput. The site lists senior leaders, including Alan Kopelove as chief executive officer, Scott Dye as chief technology officer and Phillip Tyler as chief operating officer.

The site lists the phone number +1 303 395 3100 and an info address. The site has LinkedIn and a contact form. The site has a Spaceflights section that lists flight heritage for RRM3, GPIM, Lucy and Roman. It describes the company's work on these missions as part of its aerospace insulation history.