Try as we might, we cannot control the weather; or the impact it may have on the safety, performance, and lifespan of critical industrial equipment.
From massive warehouses to supply closets, heavy-duty steel storage racks are used in some form or fashion in virtually every industrial environment. While production-oriented equipment often takes center stage, routine inspection of storage racks is equally important.
The emergence of additive manufacturing has excited many engineers; one of its many benefits is the freedom to go where traditional manufacturing simply could not. Much of the buzz around additive manufacturing right now is due to a dramatic decrease in production times even as the demand for customized products accelerates.
To reduce unreasonable risk of death or injury, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) sets safety standards for the manufacture and construction of swimming pool slides.
A Toronto treasure for nearly 100 years, the Glen Road bridge connects the communities of Rosedale and St. James Town and offers pedestrians a satisfying view of the natural splendor found in Rosedale Valley Ravine.
From single man-lifts to soaring tower cranes, lift equipment play a vital role in workplaces across Canada every day.
When severe weather strikes or a seismic event threatens to topple buildings in our communities, seismic and wind restraints can help protect people and property.
Outsourcing is the more cost-effective option when you need advanced equipment (or multiple types of tools) to scan different surface characteristics, sizes or shapes — or if you lack the equipment needed to meet the accuracy requirements of a specific customer.
With some of the cleanest air on Earth, the rugged and remote island of Tasmania offers a gold standard for air quality around the world. In fact, scientists use it as a reference point to compare air quality in other regions of the world.
Data capture with 3D scanning is efficient, flexible, and highly accurate. Leveraging a wide range of scanning technologies, IIA’s metrology labs can easily scan items ranging from the face of a penny to the contours of a fighter jet.