Content by: Karen Majerly
Javelin celebrates one-year anniversary of successful merger with Cimetrix
One year ago, two Canadian companies came together to form the leading design engineering and additive manufacturing solutions provider in Canada. When Javelin Technologies and Cimetrix Solutions merged in May 2018, two talented teams became one, enhancing support to nearly 6,000 customers working in every sector of the Canadian economy – from automotive, to medical,…
Javelin’s Giving Back Initiative – Oakville Blood Drive
Half of all Canadians will either need blood or know someone who needs it. From accident victims, to cancer patients, to transplant recipients, a blood transfusion can be a lifesaver. The need for blood donations is constant; donating is something you can do today to help someone else wake up healthy tomorrow. As part of…
Javelin Technologies to wade deeper into Canada’s east coast ocean sector
To further support the designers, engineers, and manufacturers who are bringing ocean technology advances to the marketplace, Javelin is partnering with Start-Up Yard at COVE (Centre for Ocean Ventures & Entrepreneurship). Perfectly perched on 13 acres of oceanfront property in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, COVE is home to some of the most remarkable people and products…
Javelin-Cimetrix construit la fabrication additive pour les entreprises manufacturières Québécoises
La gamme d’applications de fabrication additive continue de s’élargir à travers les industries, dans des entreprises de toutes tailles ainsi qu’à travers la chaîne d’approvisionnement. Au Québec, Maxime Lacouture, directeur régional des ventes, représente Cimetrix, une division de Javelin Technologies. Dans cette vidéo, il explique comment la technologie de fabrication additive a fait ses preuves et a…
Javelin-Cimetrix expands Professional Additive Manufacturing Services in 2019 for Canadian and U.S. companies
Are you consistently exceeding your current 3D printing capacity? Do you need increased capability, a larger build envelope, or a different material for a certain project? Looking for guidance to develop your unique additive application, before bringing the technology in-house? Over the last decade, Cimetrix Solutions has been providing 3D printing / additive manufacturing services…
Javelin-Cimetrix to open expanded additive manufacturing lab in Oakville on May 15, 2019
The additive manufacturing team at Javelin-Cimetrix is ready to show off its newly expanded industrial 3D printing lab. The grand opening event is scheduled for Wednesday, May 15, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. The improved lab at Javelin’s Oakville, Ontario location is three times larger than the previous lab and will include some of the…
Grand opening event at Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation shows off contributions made by industry partners
Cimetrix, a division of Javelin Technologies, is bringing the latest additive manufacturing technology to Humber College Barrett Centre for Technology This week marked the grand opening of Humber’s impressive new facility housing interactive technology zones, digital media studios, prototyping and maker spaces, open gathering places, and demonstration areas. Eight industry partners are adding equipment, technology,…
Javelin-Cimetrix named one of Canada’s Top Small & Medium Employers
Javelin Technologies, experts in 3D design, engineering data management, and additive manufacturing, is celebrating today after being recognized as one of the country’s Top Small & Medium Employers (SMEs). The winners were announced this morning in a special magazine published in The Globe and Mail and online on Eluta.ca. Now in its sixth year,…
A memorable day at SOLIDWORKS World inspires young designer to keep achieving and helping others
The youngest person ever to achieve a Certified SOLIDWORKS Expert (CSWE) designation says a recent trip to SOLIDWORKS World has changed his life. Lucas Crupi is 15 and a member of the FIRST Robotics team at his high school in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. It was through the team that Lucas was introduced to SOLIDWORKS…
Automated finishing of 3D printed parts removes the last bottleneck in additive manufacturing
A consumer goods manufacturer 3D prints 80 parts a day using PolyJet technology. It once took 35 minutes for a technician, using a water jet, to finish each part by hand. Today, by running parts through an automated two-hour cycle on a system developed by PostProcess Technologies, only three minutes of labour is required per…