Alongside Industry 4.0, human-robot collaboration (HRC ) is a real hot topic in the industrial sector right now and is gaining more and more media attention with no signs of slowing down. This hype awakens
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$70m on offer for renewable hydrogen
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has opened applications for $70 million for two or more large scale renewable hydrogen projects.
The funding, first announced in November 2019, is looking
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Manufacturing leadership in the face of uncertainty
David Chuter, IMCRC CEO and managing director, outlines why now is the most important time for manufacturing in Australia.
When it comes to manufacturing leadership, resilience is a key theme
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Bio Degreaser – Uncompromised performance and safety
CRC Bio Degreaser is an extra heavy duty cleaner formulated to penetrate and dissolve tough grease, oil and contaminants for easy removal – safely.
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Reducing operational costs through good lubrication
Extending the life of heavy gear for cement manufacturers is crucial for them to save operational costs associated with maintenance. Manufacturers’ Monthly finds out why from the John
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Starter kit 4-port IO-Link master with IoT core and MQTT interface
The robust components IO-Link temperature sensor, plug-in power supply with interchangeable adapter, Ethernet and sensor cable ensure fast and user-friendly connection of the automation technology to the
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Commonwealth joins Vic gov in funding for ventilator manufacturing
The federal government has joined its Victorian counterparts in supporting Australian manufacturers who are providing critical medical products.
On April 9, federal Minister for Industry, Science and Technology,
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Manufacturers support bushfire relief
Manufacturers have joined global efforts to support bushfire relief across Australia.
Explosives company Orica was the latest of a number of businesses to announce significant donations to rural firefighters
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Delegation studies best practices in skills training
A recent delegation of Victorian Minister for Training and Skills and Minister for Higher Education, Gayle Tierney and industry leaders looked at how Australia can learn from European education and training
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Recycled asphalt used in Regency to Pym project
The consortium delivering the Regency to Pym Project, R2P Alliance, has selected building materials made from waste products as part of the project.
To seal the construction office carpark a product consisting
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WA commits to research into hydrogen and natural gas blending
The West Australian government has awarded $1.68 million to feasibility studies for the production and use of renewable hydrogen.
The funding comes from the Renewable Hydrogen Fund, and covers projects
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A built-in skillset to manufacture parts fit-for-purpose
A common issue facing the producers of building materials is that components in their plant machinery are often no longer supported by Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). This is why the elite engineering
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Regional businesses provide chemical protection
Two Australian businesses, J3Seven and Point Trading, will provide the Australian Defence Forces with protection from chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats.
The twin announcements are
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Industrial waste used to power Rockingham
Western Australian industry will start to be powered by its own waste, with the approval of Australia’s second energy-from-waste plant in Rockingham Industrial Zone, Western Australia.
The East Rockingham
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Funding awarded for defence-industry research
Four projects in South Australia have received $150,000 each to pursue innovation in defence and industry research.
Delivered through the Defence Innovation Partnership, the funding enables collaborative
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Australian-Chinese partnership to commercialise lithium battery technology
An Australian company, VSPC, has partnered with a Chinese firm to commercialise a Lithium Ferro Phosphate (LFP) cathode product.
The MoU between VSPC and Beijing Saideli Technology Incorporated Company
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December PMI shows impact of economy on manufacturing
The performance of the Australian manufacturing sector improved slightly in December, but remained in negative territory.
December was the second month in a row of contraction in the Australian manufacturing
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Local manufacturer selected to provide weapon stations
ASX-listed and Queanbeyan, NSW based manufacturer Electro Optic Systems (EOS) has been selected by the Australian Army to provide Remote Weapon Stations for the Boxer Combat Reconnaissance Vehicles (CRV).
The
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Manufacturers encouraged to nominate outstanding trainees
Entries are now open for Queensland’s 59th annual training awards, and manufacturing employers are encouraged to nominate.
“We want to see the best of our top training achievers recognised at this
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Recycled asphalt receives innovation award
An Australian manufacturer’s circular economy solution has been recognised at the NSW Green Globe Awards.
Integrated services company Downer Group’s Reconophalt took the innovation category award.
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