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Battlefield International first opens its doors in Hamilton, Ontario and soon after moves to our current location found on Kohler Road in Cayuga, Ontario. We released our All-in-one quick disconnect series.
Secured and began work with Textron AAI on the Shadow UAV platform. We release the 01Y and 02Y quick disconnect series.
Our CA Series of control rod linkages are created. A revolutionary new fuel bladder design is unveiled along with a new electronic fueler system.
Posi-fuel is created.
At our first trade show, Battlefield International exhibited at AUVSI Unmanned Systems.
A patent for our revolutionary fuel bladder design is secured.
UAV servo savers rejoice, the Servo Saver SS Series is born with a built-in clutch system that prevents your servos from burning out.
We get to work on 2 new quick disconnect series. LS Series is designed to fewer spares and experience less coupler-related vehicle down time, reducing repair requirements. DL Series is designed based off of our world-standard EnduroLink™ couplers, DL Series enables connection and disconnection without any fluid loss.
GDLS Contract announcement brings Battlefield International into the land systems market. VL Series is designed and we expand into our second facility on Link Road, just minutes away from our main plant.
HP Series is made as only high pressure quick connect fluid coupling series available designed first to meet MIL-DTL-25427B and MC Series is designed for use in the UAV unmanned air vehicle industry, enabling fuel flow in one direction only.
Purchase of 30 acre property on Highway 3 in Cayuga, Ontario. We are now beginning the process of securing the required zoning with the hopes of enabling a long term consolidation move while enabling future expansion. We create HC/HR valve series along with HF Series.
We create a new filter series, FW Series. HT and LT Series are high-performance, high pressure, thread type couplings that can be coupled by hand or with the aid of a spanner tool to overcome limited system pressure.
We once again redefine the quick disconnect product group by releasing ET Series(EnduroLink 2.0). The evolution of a legendary UAV quick disconnect coupler.
Battlefield is creating a brand new way to experience our products and company. We have released the limited beta as we continue to improve and fill our catalogue of extensive product ranges.
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Jacob Van Eek, a second-year mechanical engineering student from Calvin University, completed a four-month co-op placement at Battlefield International Inc. from May to August 2024. Jacob’s logical thinking, sharp decision-making, and efficient work style earned him high marks from both his direct supervisors and the engineering director. During his placement, Jacob worked on the design and assembly of a burst chamber, as well as a cycle tester designed to repeatedly cycle a QD through its connection and disconnection phases. His ability to complete these projects ahead of schedule while maintaining a high standard of quality impressed the leadership team at Battlefield International, who were very satisfied with his overall performance. Jacob’s successful co-op term has not only provided him with valuable engineering experience but also garnered strong commendations from his supervisors, which will be beneficial as he advances in his academic and professional pursuits.
Jean Cloete, a second-year mechanical engineering student from the University of Ottawa, completed a four-month co-op placement at Battlefield International Inc. from May to August 2024. During his time with the company, Jean worked on several engineering projects, showcasing his critical thinking skills and strong mathematical foundation. Among his many projects, Jean contributed to the design of a pressure booster for hydraulic testing, a key component in an impulse testing setup. He also worked on multiple CFD simulations that helped the engineering team quantify the pressure drop across different designs. His ability to approach complex engineering challenges and deliver quality work impressed both his direct supervisors and the engineering director. They were very satisfied with his performance, noting his analytical approach and problem-solving abilities. As Jean returns to his studies, the positive feedback from his co-op term at Battlefield International is expected to serve as a strong endorsement of his potential as a future engineer.
Ben Metcalfe, a second-year aerospace engineering student from the University of Carleton, completed his co-op term at Battlefield International Inc. from May to August 2024. Throughout his placement, Ben demonstrated a positive attitude, emotional stability, and strong documentation skills, all of which contributed to his successful integration into the engineering team. Ben was involved in the design of a tensile tester, which included both mechanical components and an electronic circuit. His meticulous documentation and application of mathematical principles were well-received by his direct supervisors and the engineering director, who were very satisfied with his contributions. Ben’s steady performance and attention to detail were noted as key strengths. The positive feedback Ben received during his co-op experience at Battlefield International highlights his growing capabilities in aerospace engineering, providing a solid foundation as he continues his studies.