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Tekna and Burloak Technologies Partner to Supply Materials for over 50,000 3D Printed Satellite Components
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Tekna and Burloak Technologies partner to supply materials for over 50,000 3D printed satellite components
Tekna Holding ASA, a Sherbrooke, Canada–based developer of plasma systems and advanced materials, has entered a strategic partnership with Burloak Technologies, a Canadian metal additive manufacturing
2025 Highlights Canada’s Purposeful Production in 3D Printing, Advanced Materials, and Conscious Manufacturing - CanadianSME Small Business Magazine
As 2025 comes to a close, the year has already demonstrated how Canada’s manufacturing sector is undergoing rapid transformation. This has happened due to the adoption of 3D printing, advanced materials, and a focused approach on aligning production with conscious consumer values. These are some of the notable changes, as they enable unprecedented product customization and sustainability, while also supporting Canadian competitiveness in the glo…
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