The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has provided the University of New South Wales with $6.3 million to produce a blast furnace for sustainable iron-making and a renewable hydrogen production system.
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First of QLD-manufactured rail replacement buses hits the road
Not compromising on quality
“You cannot get better than the NSK bearing. If we want to do a job and walk away knowing that the bearing will not fail, we just assume the worst so that we will not have any troubles having to replace the bearings later,” says Jim Lynch, the owner of Jim Lynch Steel Fabrication based in Dunoon, New South Wales.
Starting in 1999, Jim began his business repairing industrial equipment for local dairies and balers, but eventually expanded the range of services to include design, repair, customisation and manufacture of agricultural equipment. Today, Jim Lynch Steel Fabrication has six full time staff offering a wide range of on-site and workshop metal fabrication works, including fabrication, CNC and laser cutting, equipment repair and customisation.
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Ways to Unlock More Value with Cobots
While cobots have been enabling manufactures to run agile operations and increase performance for more than a decade, today’s cobots are built to do even more.
Cobots have come a far way since their
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How technology can enhance the retailer-manufacturer relationship
Over recent years – and particularly over the past 18 months – retail has changed dramatically.
Technology has become a central part of many retailers’ approach to business. However, the degree
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IIoT – Innovation in the UK Yet To Hit Our Shores
The Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT), Industry 4.0, or the fourth industrial revolution centres on how manufacturing businesses use technology to evolve and improve their operations. It is the application
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What’s Trending in IIoT
Keeping its finger on the ‘IIoT pulse’, SMC Corporation continues its journey towards incorporating smarts across its broader component range.
According to Jozef Ceh, Global Account and Digital Transformation
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Adopting a philosophy of customer centricity
Manufacturers’ Monthly speaks with Bylaser managing director, Michael Traynor, about the importance of putting the customer first.
When Michael Traynor took over Bylaser in November 2019, he
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Grants under Business Competitiveness Program launched to support manufacturers in Victoria
The Victorian State Government is backing Victoria’s manufacturers to continue to grow and lead the nation in manufacturing innovation and capability development.
Victorian manufacturers can from today
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DEWC Systems, Gilmour Space collaborate to launch the next-gen MOESS system
Electronic Warfare company DEWC Systems and Australian launch services company Gilmour Space Technologies have signed a memorandum of understanding to launch the next generation MOESS system as a sovereign
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Production lines roll for Sunshine Coast biotherapeutics manufacturer
Coolum-based company Australian Biotherapeutics has kicked off the local manufacturing of biotherapeutic and pharmaceutic products for global export thanks to support from the Palaszczuk Government.
Treasurer
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New laser profile scanner for OEM applications
Bestech has supplied high performing laser profile scanners from Micro Epsilon on the Australian market for more than a decade. Manufacturers’ Monthly finds out the latest developments.
Bestech
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How industrial workplaces manage worker and visitor access is ever evolving
First there were paper logs and bundy clocks, then came cloud technology to eliminate manual processes and now in a post-lockdown world, it’s all about touchless technology.
Driving this trend is a concern
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How working capital funding helped two manufacturers to grow their business
Fintech lender Banjo Loans offers small businesses cutting edge technology with a personal approach to business, CEO Guy Callaghan tells Manufacturers’ Monthly.
As one of the leading SME fintech
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GMG partner with the University of Queensland to develop sustainable aluminium-ion battery
Graphene Manufacturing Group (GMG) have revealed a research agreement with the University of Queensland’s Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (AIBN) for the manufacture of graphene
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Twenty Queensland companies behind global aerospace project
Queensland’s partnership with aerospace leader Boeing Australia on its advanced autonomy program has paid big dividends for the state creating jobs and opportunities for Queensland small-to-medium enterprises
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Research into artificial super stool manufacture to bring hope
The urgent need for human stool donations to treat chronic gut infections could soon be eased with innovative research to develop artificial super stool. Australian microbiome biotechnology company
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Federal government puts in $7 million in veteran-owned NSW company
The Morrison Government has shown its support of a next-generation, high-performance watercraft project currently being developed by veteran-owned NSW company The Whiskey Project, investing $7.35 million.
One
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The Art of the Possible: Why engineers should never stop learning
As modern engineering transitions from isolated industrial fields to interconnected systems, it’s never been more vital to curate the skills that keep you curious. In any engineering career, moving forward
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Corrective vs preventative: which maintenance strategy is best for your bottom line?
Having the most efficient and effective production line possible is incredibly important for manufacturers, as it can ultimately define their success. Many manufacturers have adopted the ‘best-practice’
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