We recently relaunched our website! We will continue to update it to show off what we've done and what we can do! Check us out at https://t.co/VSDY4wtxiB
Dymech designed and built a unique and exciting new machine called the "Moving Load Simulator" for Queen's University. It's too difficult to adequately summarize it in one tweet, so find out more on our website!
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When the Canadian Museum of Aviation needed to move their largest aircraft (Canadair CP-107 Argus), and one of the aircraft's landing gear showed structural cracks, we designed and fabricated a 'crutch' to support the aircraft during its 1km taxied move. https://t.co/AimQ5YSr3s
If you're downtown near the Global Centre for Pluralism, take a tour of some of the accessibility and landscape amenities that we designed, fabricated, and installed. https://t.co/SkGsL9jUoX
We were proudly a part making the Richard and Annette Bloch Cancer Survivors Park a reality. Dymech designed and fabricated sculptural flowers and a decorative architectural trellis. https://t.co/pUFxXhH3pY
Dymech was contracted by the Canadian Navy to design and build two mobile recruitment platforms. The custom display buses included software and PC interfaces, periscopes simulators, audio-visual equipment, as well as a complete electrical design. https://t.co/JurBZ6QF8k
If you've spent time in Ottawa, I'm sure you've seen the Visitor Access Network (VAN) signs. Dymech has been fabricating, installing, and replacing these signs for nearly a decade! There's over 200 of these signs dotted around the capital region. https://t.co/KT551SGRBU