Automation Suppliers

ANUBIS 3D designs and manufactures additive manufactured end of arm tooling for robots. Serves Ontario, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northern Canada, Canada-wide.

Valiant TMS designs and integrates automated production systems, tooling and manufacturing equipment. Its services include robot simulation and offline programming, weld and assembly systems, parts washers and additive-manufacturing solutions. The company identifies its corporate office in Windsor, Ontario. This Canadian operation supports its system-integration business.

SolidCAD, a Symetri company, provides manufacturing software, consulting and implementation services. Its work includes computer aided manufacturing, CNC post processors, robot programming, CNC and robot cell setup, assembly line automation and additive manufacturing support. The company provides Canada wide technical support and serves manufacturing operations across the country. Symetri announced its acquisition of SolidCAD on October 7, 2025.

SurfacePrep distributes industrial abrasives, specialty ceramics, finishing equipment, safety products, replacement parts and production services. Serves Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, Alberta, Canada-wide, United States, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Midwest, Pacific Northwest.

Conception ANG is a Quebec company providing industrial automation, robotics and custom electrical control panels.

Renishaw develops metrology, position-encoding, probing, gauging, additive-manufacturing, and industrial-automation products. Its RCS systems provide robot calibration, diagnostics, tool and part-frame setup, probing, automatic recovery, and traceable performance measurement. Renishaw Canada has its registered head office in Mississauga, Ontario, and the company operates a Canadian additive-manufacturing solutions centre.

The Southern Ontario Network for Advanced Manufacturing Innovation is a Niagara College led network of postsecondary institutions.

The Assembly coordinates manufacturing work through a network of Canadian providers. Its site covers laser cutting, additive manufacturing, welding, machining, moulding and multi-step fabrication for products such as medical devices, robotics, mining equipment, connectors and hardware. The organization describes distributed on-demand production across Canada.

SparQuetec Inc. distributes machine tools and manufacturing equipment for electrical discharge machining, CNC milling, turning and metal additive manufacturing. Its offering also includes production monitoring, in process inspection and automation options for machine tools. The company is based in Saint Laurent, Quebec, and serves Quebec and Eastern Canadian manufacturers. Its equipment partners include Sodick, Maxmill, ForceONE and Ocean Technologies.

Proto3000 supplies additive-manufacturing, 3D-scanning, metrology, reverse-engineering, prototyping, and digital-manufacturing products and services. Serves Ontario, Canada-wide.

Canadian Additive Manufacturing Solutions supplies additive manufacturing and three dimensional scanning equipment, software, materials, design services, training and consulting. Serves Ontario, Canada-wide.

Polycontrols provides flow calibration, fluid instrumentation and systems integration. Its headquarters are in Brossard, Quebec, and its PolyCSAM facility is in Boucherville. PolyCSAM combines cold spray additive manufacturing with surface preparation, material deposition and robotic machining and finishing. The company also integrates sensors, controls, software and fluid handling equipment and provides calibration services in Canada and the United States.

Solaxis provides industrial additive manufacturing services using fused deposition modelling, fused filament fabrication and selective laser sintering. Serves Quebec, Canada-wide, United States.

hyperNC Solutions supplies OPEN MIND Technologies hyperMILL CAD/CAM software to the Canadian market. Its offering supports CNC programming, simulation and additive and subtractive manufacturing processes. The company provides software implementation, training, process planning, contract programming and automation consulting. It identifies its home office in Richmond Hill, Ontario, and serves manufacturing applications including automotive, aerospace and medical production.

NCPerformance Technology supplies ESPRIT computer-aided manufacturing software and NCSIMUL NC code verification software. It provides consultation, training and technical support for CNC programming. Its ESPRIT offering includes programming and simulation for directed energy deposition and powder bed fusion additive manufacturing. The brand operates under SolidCAD and Symetri Canada, and its website lists an Ontario contact location in Richmond Hill.

3D Printing Canada is a Canadian additive manufacturing supplier and service provider offering professional and industrial 3D printers, materials, 3D scanners, technical support, training, repairs, CAD design, reverse engineering, prototyping, and contract 3D printing. It supplies systems from multiple manufacturers and provides FDM, SLA and SLS production services for prototypes and low-volume end-use parts.

Ascent Equipment builds and sells production equipment for sign manufacturers. Its lineup includes CNC channel-letter benders, laser cutters and welders, CNC routers and industrial 3D printers. The company states that it operates from Buffalo, New York, Toronto, Ontario, and Kentucky.

Fusium produces sand castings in iron, aluminium, magnesium and steel alloys. Its capabilities include prototype development, CAD, 3D printing and fluid analysis, with applications in mining, automotive components and aerospace. The company operates Saguenay Foundry in Chicoutimi, TMA Casting in Trois-Rivières and BSL Casting in Rimouski, Quebec. These foundries produce iron castings, light metal components and steel castings respectively.

The Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation at Humber Polytechnic supports applied research and collaboration with businesses. Its facilities and expertise cover automation, robotics, systems integration, design and technology testing. The centre is located at Humber’s North Campus in Toronto, Ontario. Published activities include customised FANUC robot training and additive manufacturing support for collaborative projects.

Rapidia develops metal additive-manufacturing systems that combine bound-metal deposition with vacuum sintering. Its printer and furnace support rapid production of metal prototypes, tools, fixtures, and low-volume components. The Canadian company develops its equipment in British Columbia and supports manufacturers adopting office-compatible metal printing workflows.

DigitMakers supplies 3D printers, scanners, filaments, resins, replacement parts and accessories. Its services include printing, equipment repair and support for additive manufacturing users. The business operates from North York, Ontario, and ships within Canada. Its customer sectors include education, manufacturing, healthcare, construction and design.

Javelin Technologies supplies engineering software, additive manufacturing equipment and 3D scanning systems as part of TriMech Group. Serves Canada-wide, Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba.

The SolidXperience Group supplies engineering and manufacturing software from Dassault Systèmes, including SOLIDWORKS and the 3DEXPERIENCE platform. It also provides consulting, training, implementation and three dimensional printing solutions. The group operates locations in Canada and the United States, including offices in Markham and Quebec City.

CT LEAM Systems designs and supplies large-format metal additive manufacturing systems using laser and electron beam processes. Its platforms combine additive processing with machining and support multiple materials. The company also provides process software and application support for aerospace, energy, defence and research. Its SME exhibition profile identifies it as Canmora Tech, headquartered in Canada, and lists a Richmond, British Columbia, contact location.

Pantheon Design develops 3D printers and provides additive manufacturing services. Its product range includes HS series printers, printing materials and supporting software. The company has an office in Vancouver, British Columbia. Its team has used 3D printing in medical device development, automotive projects and mechatronic equipment for film production.

Next Level Advanced Manufacturing Corp. provides metal additive manufacturing, CNC machining and product development services. It lists a facility in Calgary, Alberta. Its services include 3D scanning, reverse engineering, CAD modelling, engineering analysis and design for additive manufacturing. Stated markets include aerospace, motorsports, oil and gas, hydrogen equipment and heat exchangers.

AW Miller supplies CNC machine tools, industrial automation and additive manufacturing equipment. Its published brands include Mazak, Markforged and 3D Systems. The Canadian operation is identified as AW Miller Equipement Technique Inc in Montréal, Quebec. The company explicitly serves Quebec and the Maritime region and provides application engineering, machine service and support.

Designfusion supplies engineering software and additive manufacturing equipment. Its software portfolio includes Siemens NX, Solid Edge, Simcenter, Teamcenter and Tecnomatix, alongside implementation, customization and training services. The company offers HP, Markforged and Formlabs 3D printers through its additive manufacturing business. Its head office is in Toronto, Ontario, with additional Canadian offices in Quebec and service coverage in Canada and the United States.

Rapid 3D supplies additive-manufacturing equipment, materials, scanning tools, and related services in Canada. Its offering supports prototyping, tooling, reverse engineering, and production-part workflows for industrial users. The Canadian company provides equipment selection, implementation assistance, training, and technical support.

Canada Makes is a Canadian network supporting adoption of digital and additive manufacturing. It connects manufacturers with equipment suppliers, service providers, academic institutions and research organisations. The network provides guidance, workshops and industry connections related to additive manufacturing, robotics and factory technology. It also facilitates access to training, research partners and manufacturing services.

Shop3D.ca distributes 3D printers, scanners, materials and digital-fabrication equipment in Canada. It also provides printing services, technical support and training. The company operates Canadian showrooms and an online store.

Machine Tool Systems distributes additive manufacturing and grinding equipment in Canada. Its range includes EOS and AMCM metal additive systems, EOS polymer systems, and equipment for depowdering, smoothing and colouring printed parts. The company also supplies Amada and United Grinding machines for profile, surface, cylindrical, insert and tool grinding. It provides associated filtration, grinding-wheel and dressing products and lists a Toronto contact location.

Ramboll provides engineering and consulting for industrial facilities, manufacturing cells, digital transformation, process systems, and industrial automation. Serves Ontario, British Columbia, Manitoba, Alberta, Canada-wide.

ALPROBOTIC develops robotic equipment for surface finishing and chemical treatment. Serves Canada-wide.

Midwest Engineered Systems designs and integrates custom machines, robotic systems and production lines. Serves Canada-wide, United States.

AML3D develops ARCEMY metal additive manufacturing systems. The systems combine wire arc welding, industrial robotics and AMLSoft software to print large metal parts and manage process parameters. The company serves aerospace, defence, maritime, energy and industrial manufacturing applications. Its North American page identifies a United States headquarters and manufacturing facility in Stow, Ohio and explicitly states that its systems are offered to Canada.