Peak Technology, a provider of prototyping and manufacturing solutions for the semiconductor, biomedical, aerospace, and deeptech industries, has acquired Jinxbot 3D Printing, an additive manufacturing company known for its high-mix, rapid-turn prototyping services and engineering support.
“Jinxbot represents the kind of nimble, idea-to-object capability that modern OEMs are increasingly demanding as they develop the next generation of high-performance systems,” said Robert de Neve, COO and head of corporate venture at Peak Technology.
“This acquisition completes a key phase in our strategic growth plan, enabling us to offer a more integrated and responsive additive manufacturing solution set for our global customer base.”
“Our goal at Peak is to remain at the forefront of innovation,” said Sharon Woo, founder and CEO of Peak Technology.
“Jinxbot’s unique ability to bridge creativity with technical execution makes them a perfect fit for our culture. We’re thrilled to welcome Jason and his team and look forward to what we’ll build together.”
Jason Reynolds, founder and CEO of Jinxbot, said: “Joining Peak gives us the resources and reach to scale what we do best—helping innovators move from prototypes to production with confidence. I’m excited to work with a team that shares our values of ingenuity, adaptability, and technical excellence.”
Peak’s acquisition of Jinxbot is a strategic move to meet the increasing demand for complex, plastic-based components, assemblies, and modules in advanced manufacturing environments.
Jim Cornall is editor of Deeptech Digest and publisher at Ayr Coastal Media. He is an award-winning writer, editor, photographer, broadcaster, designer and author. Contact Jim here.
