Peak Technology has acquired Jinxbot 3D Printing, expanding its additive manufacturing capabilities. The acquisition adds Jinxbot’s high-mix, rapid-turn prototyping services to Peak’s existing manufacturing solutions portfolio. Jinxbot, founded by Jason Reynolds, has operated since 2015 from its Mountain View base.
The integration aims to enhance services for customers in the Semiconductor, Bio-Medical, Aerospace, and Deep Tech sectors. Peak Technology views the acquisition as completing a key phase in its strategic growth plan. The combined capabilities will offer customers access to both additive and subtractive manufacturing solutions.
“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 & Head of Corporate Venture at Peak Technology. Sharon Woo, Founder & CEO of Peak Technology, noted that “Jinxbot’s unique ability to bridge creativity with technical execution makes them a perfect fit for our culture.”
Jinxbot has built its reputation serving a diverse clientele from local artists to Fortune 500 engineers. The company specializes in fast turnaround times for 3D printing projects and creative problem-solving. This customer-focused approach aligns with Peak’s corporate culture principles of customer focus and execution.
The acquisition addresses increasing demand for complex, plastic-based components in advanced manufacturing. Peak Technology, headquartered in Silicon Valley, offers comprehensive services including materials science, design for manufacturing, and system integration. The combined entity aims to provide a more integrated product realization process for OEMs worldwide.
