Calloway Advanced Technologies is pioneering the QuiCC (Quick-disconnect Contracting Coupler)—a novel cryogenic interface designed for low-maintenance, zero-leakage Earthbound LNG transfer and high-precision in-orbit spacecraft refueling.
Calloway Advanced Technologies engineers next-generation cryogenic fluid transfer systems for both the commercial energy sector and the aerospace industry. Based in Walton, KY, we specialize in high-performance coupling technology designed for liquefied natural gas (LNG) logistics and liquefied hydrogen (LH2/LOX) launch vehicle propulsion. Our flagship technology, QuiCC, utilizes aerospace-grade active metal sealing to eliminate leakage in critical propellant transfer operations. Whether fueling a Class 8 heavy hauler or a reusable launch vehicle, Calloway delivers zero-emission, active-sealing hardware that outperforms legacy polymer designs in extreme cryogenic environments.
Proprietary dry-break technology ensures that every stage of fluid transfer is rapid and completely free of residual fluid escape, enhancing safety and efficiency.
The colder it gets, the tighter it grips. Traditional rubber seals freeze, crack, and leak. The QuiCC utilizes advanced metallurgy to create an active seal that automatically clamps down harder as temperatures drop. It's not just a connection; it's a thermal vice grip that refuses to let go until completion.
QuiCC features self-aligning geometry specifically engineered for integration into robotic systems for high-precision LNG transfer and in-orbit spacecraft servicing.
Troy Calloway
Chief Executive Officer
Drawing on 20 years in business leadership and a background in scientific research, Troy bridges the gap between technological innovation and commercial scalability. He leads the strategic integration of CAT QuiCC into global liquefied natural gas and hydrogen infrastructure, promoting safety, reliability, and efficiency in the rapidly expanding terrestrial energy market.
Benjamin Calloway
Chief Technology Officer
With targeted experience leading space hardtech development, including for Phase I, II, and III NASA SBIR contracts, Benjamin provides the mechanical background and creative mindset to drive product innovation. He leads the technical development of CAT QuiCC into a revolutionary technology with maximum value for Earthbound and in-space applications.