about us – TTMC Co.

TTMC CO.

(ONTARIO INC.)

Development of laser technology is one of the most important scientific and technological achievements of the 20th century. Nowadays, the laser has an undeniable role in medical applications, welding and cutting procedures, the garment industry, communication, spectroscopy, 3D printers, heat treatment, surface engineering, etc. To introduce TTMC Company, it should be noted that we have been working for several years in the laser industry as a knowledge base and experienced company. Considering the most essential usages of lasers are in material processing including welding, cutting, engraving, heat treatment (hardening, annealing, glazing, cladding), and 3D metal printing, TTMC company is focused on some parts of laser application.

✓ Supplying, production and reconstruction of industrial laser machines and related instruments.

✓ Supplying, production and reconstruction of 3D metal printers and related instruments.

✓ Supplying and production of metallic powders used in 3D metal printers (Particularly metallic powders with medical usage)

✓ Providing services in laser processing of different materials.

Our knowledge-based company, TTMC, for the most part, worked within the laser machines area and laser industry. Over the last few years, TTMC has extended its scope of operations within the field of 3D printing. The modern thought that is related to planning a modern Titanium powder for this industry has been displayed by R&D. Our group successfully received the Start-up business class commitment certificate or the Letter of Support from Pycap Inc. (O/A Pycap Venture Partners) designated institute on 2023/06/13 and we successfully registered the company in Ontario on 2023/08/27.

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