NORD Drivesystems manufacturers drive solutions to support customers with its communication and application know-how in the Industry 4.0 sector.
NORD’s network drives enables condition monitoring and
Read More
Gel products for vibration insolation and thermal conductivity
NPA has introduced a new range of gel products that offer superior performance to traditional rubber and spring alternatives in a number of applications.
The gels are based on a new silicon compound and
Read More
Read More
Safety in lubricants – why it matters
Manufacturers’ Monthly spoke to Mitch Connelly, business development manager, Auschem about the need for a safe lubricant in manufacturing applications.
For industries such as wire drawing,
Read More
Read More
Safety’s role in image and reputation
Company image, cost savings and employee satisfaction are just some of the reasons stringent safety standards are upheld by companies. Manufacturers’ Monthly finds out why teaching businesses
Read More
Read More
Australian metal 3D printer expands worldwide
Australian three-dimensional (3D) metal printing company Spee3D has developed the first metal 3D printer called Lightspee3D, that can leverage Supersonic 3D deposition technology.
Lightspee3D’s technology
Read More
Read More
Scientists turn plant waste into biodegradable plastic
Deakin University textile and fibre scientists have discovered how to turn plant waste into biodegradable material that could replace environmentally-damaging plastics.
Head researcher, Dr Maryam Naebe
Read More
Read More
The Federal Government creates innovation lab for building industry
Australia’s manufacturing, building, and construction sectors will receive up to $2 million as part of the Federal Government’s Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre to establish a collaborative innovation
Read More
Read More
French firms call Victoria home
French companies Viseo and Total Eren will establish new headquarters in Victoria, creating 65 new technology and innovation jobs.
Tim Pallas, minister for economic development, says Viseo and Total Eren
Read More
Read More
Sydney University competes in Spaceport America Cup
The University of Sydney’s Rocketry Team is the first Australia team to attend and compete in the 2019 Spaceport America Cup, an annual university competition held from 18 to 23 June in New Mexico, United
Read More
Read More
Funding boost for Queensland innovators
Start-up hubs across Queensland will receive $1.29 million from the Queensland State Government through its Regional Start-up Hubs Support Program.
Kate Jones, Queensland’s innovation minister, says
Read More
Read More
WA State Government launches Defence Science Centre
The Government of Western Australian in collaboration with State and Commonwealth Governments and four WA universities have launched the Defence Science Centre (DSC), which is set to accelerate science,
Read More
Read More
Senex signs gas sales agreement with Australian glass manufacturer
Senex Energy has agreed to a domestic gas sales agreement for up to 10.5 petajoules (PJ) of natural gas with glass-packaging manufacturer Owens-Illinois (O-I) Australia.
Under the five-year agreement,
Read More
Read More
Swinburne researchers train robots to relieve chronic pain
Researchers at Swinburne University, in conjunction with Infrared Robotics (IR), have developed a collaborative robot system that automatically treats soft tissue injuries in the neck, back, and head.
Based
Read More
Read More
Western Australian Government acquires new infrastructure research
The Western Australian State Government has secured $39 million to purchase a diverse range of new tools to advance scientific research in WA, and support local jobs, and science, technology, engineering,
Read More
Read More
Charleville Industrial Precinct secures $295 million boost
The Charleville’s Industrial Precinct has received $295 million in funding from the Queensland State Government as part of the Building our Regions (BoR) program, paving the way for local jobs in Queensland.
The
Read More
Read More
Automation businesses receive Federal funding
Automotive businesses are set to receive up to $2.5 million dollars in funding from the Federal Government as part of its Automotive Innovation Lab Access Grants program.
The Automotive program is part
Read More
Read More
Deakin University breakthrough tackles overheating phones
Scientists from Deakin’s Institute for Frontier Materials (IFM) has partnered with researchers from Northern Ireland and Japan to pioneer a highly thermal conductive and chemically stable material to
Read More
Read More
Australian Bureau of Statistics report shows an increase in manufacturing jobs
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has released new data on 11 June confirming manufacturing employment is on the rise with the March quarter having more than six per cent of all jobs in Australia
Read More
Read More
University of Queensland professor joins EMBO
Professor Jennifer Stow, of the University of Queensland (UQ) Institute for Molecular Bioscience, is the only Australian to join the European Molecular Biology Organisation (EMBO), to promote and improve
Read More
Read More
The coding technology improving traceability for manufacturers
With the rise of product tampering manufacturers are feeling the pressure to improve traceability in a bid to protect consumer safety. Find out what manufacturers are doing to achieve this.
For the food
Read More
Read More