Discrete blocks for surface infrastructure, berms, walls, robotic roads, and non-pressure construction uses.
- Compression class
- Thermal cycling
- Abrasion and dust release
- Repair path
LMC platform
Product families
A public product-family library for lunar construction materials, organized by what customers need to specify, compare, certify, and verify.
Product family library
Choose the material family before choosing the test path.
Each family has a different performance risk. Bricks need compression and dust release. Landing surfaces need plume and spall behavior. Joints need dust intrusion and re-seatability. LMC keeps those paths separate and comparable.
Flat construction products where panel geometry, edge quality, flexural response, and handling matter.
- Panel flatness
- Edge integrity
- Flexural behavior
- Robotic handling
High-wear surface products for pads, roads, aprons, and traffic areas where dust emission becomes mission risk.
- Spall behavior
- Particle release
- Surface continuity
- Repair tile path
Stacked, filled, or modular shielding products where density, voids, geometry, and joints control performance.
- Areal density
- Wall geometry
- Void fraction
- Assembly boundary
Slag, glass, reduced regolith, and process residues that may become feedstock for construction products.
- Source process
- Material identity
- Contamination disclosure
- Reuse pathway
Dry interlocks, labyrinth seams, gaskets, clips, pins, and reseatable interfaces for dusty lunar assembly.
- Dust intrusion
- Shear response
- Re-seatability
- Robotic assembly
Patch, replacement, reheating, reseating, or robotic repair methods that keep materials certifiable over time.
- Damage class
- Repair method
- Strength recovery
- Renewal trigger
Simulant and lunar material identity records that connect grain size, chemistry, mineralogy, and lot lineage.
- Source identity
- Particle profile
- Composition report
- Lot lineage
Family fit
One product can need more than one standard.
A landing-pad tile may need LMC-003 for surface behavior and LMC-008 for feedstock traceability. A shielding wall may need LMC-004 plus LMC-006 for joints. The family library helps customers choose the correct combination.
For blocks used as part of a radiation wall or berm assembly.
For replaceable landing-surface modules with seams or reseatable joints.
For oxygen-extraction residue being converted into a construction product.
For repaired lots or products with a published renewal path.