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  • Expertise meets creativity: MHE-Demag presents Engineered Service concept

    July 22, 2019 0 comment

    MHE-Demag recently introduced a new maintenance concept to best optimise the service provided to customers whilst maintaining the quality of its products. The concept, named Engineered Service, was introduced during MHE-Demag Australia’s annual service. MHE-Demag’s division manager of service Mark Beckwith launched the concept by explaining it to all in attendance. “Engineered Service avoids the … Continue reading Expertise meets creativity: MHE-Demag presents Engineered Service concept →

  • Thinking before acting when handling industrial gases

    June 19, 2019 0 comment

    To minimise hazards associated with handling common industrial gases, experts such as Air Liquide provide advice that keeps employees from harm. Manufacturers’ Monthly explains.  There are five main risks associated with common industrial gases used in manufacturing facilities – pressure, anoxia, cryogenic burns, fire and toxicity. If gases are not handled correctly employees can suffer … Continue reading Thinking before acting when handling industrial gases →

  • Pens: A tool for communicating that is here to stay

    June 19, 2019 0 comment

    The humble pen has helped people create, share, and learn for centuries. From enabling ancient Egyptians to communicate, to 7th-19th century Europeans using quill pens with feather handles, pens have been a valuable tool across the globe for hundreds of years. Of course, pens are much more sophisticated now, with fountain pens, ballpoint pens, markers … Continue reading Pens: A tool for communicating that is here to stay →

  • Expert industrial manufacturing and automation solutions

    June 19, 2019 0 comment

    When it comes to effective manufacturing practices, ensuring your processes are the best they can be on a technical level is key. Whether your requirements involve gateways, data acquisition & control, servers, or automation control, it’s important to know you’re utilising trusted products from a trusted provider. You can explore a full range of automation … Continue reading Expert industrial manufacturing and automation solutions →

  • ACCC will not oppose Liberty’s acquisition of Steelforce

    June 19, 2019 0 comment

    The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has announced it will not oppose the proposed acquisition of Steelforce Holdings from Gupta Family Group Alliance Australia (Liberty). The proposed acquisition would combine Steelforce’s hollows manufacturing mill in Dalian, China, with Liberty’s existing long steel manufacturing assets. Mick Keogh, ACCC deputy chair, said the ACCC looked closely … Continue reading ACCC will not oppose Liberty’s acquisition of Steelforce →

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