Instronics Ltd.
Title
Instronics Ltd.
Instronics Techno-Products Ltd.
Type
Company
Subject
Image | Name | Function |
---|---|---|
Cursor | nan | |
Keyboard, computer | A DATA INPUT COMPONENT OF A COMPUTER, USED TO ENTER... | |
Scanner | A PRECISION DIGITIZER, USED TO CONVERT GRAPHIC INFORMATION IN THE... | |
Table | nan | |
Base | nan | |
Pedal, control | nan |
Begin Date
1956-06-19
End Date
1980-12-16
Location
143 Neil Street, Stittsville, ON (c. 1956)
Product Areas
Electronics
Activities
Supplying
Manufacturing
Timeline
- 1956, June – Incorporated (Corporation #462373), and located at 143 Neil Street, Stittsville, ON. “Started out as rep organisation, then got into manufacturing out in Stittsville and it was quite a little operation for a long time.” (“Instronics Ltd.”; “Valley Kid”, 13)
- 1964 – Active in Stittsville, ON. (Fraser’s Canadian Trade Directory 1964)
- 1975 – Mentioned in article as manufacturers of a piece of digitizing equipment: “Enlarged cell profiles were digitized using a Gradicon digitizer (Instronics Ltd., Stittsville, Ontario).” (Jay, 205)
- 1977 – “An expression of thanks is due to Y. Fujimoto of the Photogrammetric Research Section, NRC, for designing and preparing a number of electronic chassis used in the testing of the servo system and photo carriages of the analytical plotter, to A. Lanthier, Instronics Ltd., for developing the preproduction prototype chassis and boards, and M. T. Lam, lnstronics Ltd., for preparing and testing part of the electronics wiring information.” (Real & Lay, 1026)
- December 16, 1980 – Dissolved (“Instronics Ltd.”)
- 1964 – Active in Stittsville, ON. (Fraser’s Canadian Trade Directory 1964)
- 1975 – Mentioned in article as manufacturers of a piece of digitizing equipment: “Enlarged cell profiles were digitized using a Gradicon digitizer (Instronics Ltd., Stittsville, Ontario).” (Jay, 205)
- 1977 – “An expression of thanks is due to Y. Fujimoto of the Photogrammetric Research Section, NRC, for designing and preparing a number of electronic chassis used in the testing of the servo system and photo carriages of the analytical plotter, to A. Lanthier, Instronics Ltd., for developing the preproduction prototype chassis and boards, and M. T. Lam, lnstronics Ltd., for preparing and testing part of the electronics wiring information.” (Real & Lay, 1026)
- December 16, 1980 – Dissolved (“Instronics Ltd.”)
Sources
Fraser’s Canadian Trade Directory (1964): 764, 768.
“Instronics Ltd.” OpenGovCa https://opengovca.com/corporation/462373 [22-07-24]
Jay, Alfred W.L., “Geometry of the Human Erythrocyte” Biophysical Journal 15, 205–222 (1975) (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1122337/): 205
Memoirs of a Valley Kid “NRC, Noranda, Northern opened high tech floodgates” Silicon Valley NORTH (February 1996): 12-13
Real, R.R., Lay, K.K., “Control system for the analytical processing of stereo images” Review of Scientific Instruments 48, 1021–1027 (1977): 1026
“Instronics Ltd.” OpenGovCa https://opengovca.com/corporation/462373 [22-07-24]
Jay, Alfred W.L., “Geometry of the Human Erythrocyte” Biophysical Journal 15, 205–222 (1975) (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1122337/): 205
Memoirs of a Valley Kid “NRC, Noranda, Northern opened high tech floodgates” Silicon Valley NORTH (February 1996): 12-13
Real, R.R., Lay, K.K., “Control system for the analytical processing of stereo images” Review of Scientific Instruments 48, 1021–1027 (1977): 1026
Collection
Citation
“Instronics Ltd.,” Precision Instrument Culture in Canada, accessed November 18, 2024, http://omeka.uottawa.ca/instrument-precision/items/show/2237.
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