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
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Thinking before acting when handling industrial gases
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
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Pens: A tool for communicating that is here to stay
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
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Expert industrial manufacturing and automation solutions
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,
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ACCC will not oppose Liberty’s acquisition of Steelforce
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
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Protecting uptime through automated quality control
Manual quality processes will always hold some room for error, but with the changing consumer environment is it worth the risk? insignia explains.
Forty-five per cent of manufacturers acknowledge that
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Researchers give awareness and sight to medical robots
QUT researchers are developing a new class of surgical robots and designing a multimodal imaging system using ultrasound technology to guide robotic vision for keyhole operations.
Researchers identified
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Australian made products get export support from federal government
The federal government is supporting Australian manufacturers by allocating funds to organisations such as the Australia Made Campaign, which pushes for Aussie products to be recognised internationally.
The
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Finalists named for Women in Industry Awards
The Women in Industry Awards recognise dozens of women in the manufacturing industry, who have been announced as finalists for this year.
Vying for the winning title are women from companies such as BOC
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Downtime minimised with new and improved compressor facility
Expanding business capabilities is an exciting step for any company – including for Atlas Copco Compressors, which has opened a new facility in Kewdale, Perth, to minimise downtime for its clients.
The
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Range of engineering plastics offered for various applications
Materials such as nylon, acetal, high density polyethylene (HDPE), PTFE (Teflon), polypropylene, polycarbonate, acrylic, polyether ether ketone (PEEK), and polyurethane are chosen for specific conditions.
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Energy management, the stealth enabler of Industry 4.0
Opinion: Implementing Industry 4.0 technology can help manufacturers save on electricity costs while using renewable energy, according to one expert in the energy sector.
Luke Menzel, the CEO of the
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Changing consumer expectations – how can manufacturers keep up?
Universal Robots ANZ country manager, Peter Hern, explains how manufacturers
can stay on top of consumers’ changing demands. Consumer expectations of service are changing rapidly,
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can stay on top of consumers’ changing demands. Consumer expectations of service are changing rapidly,
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Adapting a business to meet industry trends helps companies stay fresh
The industries taking up automation in Australia have changed over the past three decades. This is something Mikael Paltoft, managing director of Treotham Automation, knows all too well. He started Treotham
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Mouser Electronics: Collaborative robots are transforming industry
For several generations, industry has been well served by robots. Now, cobots are transforming industry. Mouser Electronics’ Paul Golata explains.
The Internet of Things (IoT) has arrived. Its
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Endeavour Awards 2019 finalists announced
The finalists for Australia’s most prestigious manufacturing awards have been announced.
The Endeavour Awards 2019 saw a high-calibre of entrants representing Australia in an international capacity with
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Younger generations need support in industry to take up manufacturing roles
Finding suitable staff to fill positions in manufacturing is becoming increasingly harder for some companies who are expressing concern over a young workforce that is steering clear of the industry. Speaking
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Infastech Engineered Fastening creates a power tool to last decades
While the Avdel 742 tool has lasted up to 30 years in factories across Australia, Infastech Engineered Fastening has a new tool on deck that the company anticipates will outlive its predecessor.
New to
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Vital products nestled away in machines worldwide
Products that run smoothly in the background often go unnoticed when they actually play a large role in the running of machines. One company explains why they choose ifm’s products, which work away
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Rapid growth in technology-driven jobs makes STEM learning a priority
Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) related occupations have a 1.6 times higher growth rate than non-STEM jobs in Australia. This is according to an analysis of labour force data by
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