With a focus on energy efficiency, BOGE has expanded its portfolio with the new SO-3 oil-free screw compressor that achieves peak delivery rate values at a lower specific power consumption.
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The Indian Ocean Defence & Security 2024 (IODS 2024) conference in Perth will examine the implications of AUKUS and the Quad on regional diplomacy, industry, and cooperation.
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Atlas Copco is actively contributing to the global shift towards a carbon-neutral economy by introducing innovative initiatives that align with the goals of the Paris Agreement, emphasising sustainability and offering tangible benefits to its customers
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Leading industry expert in precision measurement, sensors and teaching equipment, Bestech Australia, proudly announces the launch of the automated plasterboard inspection system, the Bestech PBC2700.
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In a strategic move that reinforces their commitment to excellence, CAPS Australia proudly announced its recent collaboration with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engine System Asia (MHIES-A) as the official Australian distributor for the esteemed Mitsubishi MGS Generator Series.
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New research from Roy Morgan shows Australian businesses are prioritising locally made products, with more than four in five stating they buy Australian-made goods wherever possible.
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When a prehistoric machine teetered on the edge of extinction, the Motion Engineering and Services Team stepped up as engineering archaeologists to assist in restoring a material handling plant to its operational state. Joel Robinson, an experienced member of the Motion Engineering and Services Team, offers insights into the intricacies of a task far from ordinary. Read More
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A major hydraulic refurbishment and installation of specialised cleaning equipment by the Motion Engineering and Services will improve the operational efficiency of the coke ovens at one of Australia’s leading iron and steel plants. Read More
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“It’s been a truly rewarding process for me to be working on the same crane and witnessing its progress from its initial state to where it stands today. Quite the coincidence, isn’t it?” says Ian Duncan, the Chief Engineer at Motion. Read More
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The moneo IIoT software platform provides a toolbox for engineers to better predict the health and maintenance requirements of their assets. In this explainer video, Australian IIoT business development Read More
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Melbourne based manufacturer, DentaLife, has been producing best-in-class dental and medical supplies for over two decades. In the midst of the global pandemic, they saw an opportunity for their disinfectant technology in the medical space and scaled up to support Australia’s needs, highlighting the importance of a healthy and agile local supply chain. Read More
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When it comes to cutting and shaping building materials, Motion is a leading provider of laser cutting and etching services. Luke Kerwin, national sealing technologies manager at Motion, sheds light on how Motion cuts through competition with laser precision. Read More
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Roll forming has historical origins dating back to 600 BCE in the Middle East and South Asia, laying the groundwork for the establishment of modern rolling mills. Subsequent advancements in the field led to the development of more sophisticated and productive mills that closely resemble those utilised today. Read More
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“It’s not uncommon for our sales representatives to go above and beyond here at AIP. On occasions, we’ve had our staff from Sunny Coast drive down to South Brisbane, grab something, and then turn around, just to make sure their customer gets out of trouble that day,” said Brenden Van Der Starre, branch manager for AIP Darra, Brisbane. Read More
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The fundamental concept behind roll forming dates to Leonardo da Vinci. It’s a staple in certain sectors like automotive, aerospace, and the metal building industries. Read More
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With 2023 drawing to a close, we have cause to be optimistic, writes Dr Jens Goennemann, managing director of the Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre. But time is of the essence. Read More
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United Fasteners’ is taking its commitment to customer satisfaction to the next level by updating and modernising its branch showrooms across the country. Read More
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