On Friday 30 November, 2018, Hunter Manufacturer of the Year, McLanahan Corporation, will host a private event to celebrate their recent move to larger premises. The newly refurbished 18,000 square metre
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Warming water while cutting costs
With high energy prices, manufacturers are searching for ways to cut costs. Manufacturers’ Monthly looks at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ Q-ton pump as a potential energy-efficient hot water
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Compressed air energy management 4.0
Industry 4.0 and other technological advances are seeing a new generation of compressed air energy management systems become available that are more intelligent, reliable and efficient. Kaeser Compressors
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Sovereign Industrial Capability Priority Grants now available
Defence-related businesses may be eligible for a grant of up to $1 million to invest in projects that build capabilities aligned with Defence’s stated Sovereign Industrial Capability Priorities.
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Help with cash flow and admin tops Christmas wish list for small business owners
In the lead up to Christmas, Australian small business owners are compromising their personal wellbeing to deal with business pressures such as cash flow, compliance and regulation, according to the new
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Swinburne joins new partnership on advanced materials, production processes
A new partnership between Swinburne University and a research facility at the University of Stuttgart in Germany will see collaborative research to develop new materials and production processes.
Swinburne
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Vitex to build pharmaceutical training facility in Western Sydney Aerotropolis
Australian medicine manufacturers, Vitex Pharmaceuticals, has signed an agreement with the NSW Government to build a pharmaceutical training and research facility at the Western Sydney Aerotropolis.
NSW
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In pursuit of workforce diversity
Atlas Copco Compressors will return as a sponsor for the sixth edition of the Women in Industry Awards in 2019. Manufacturers’ Monthly caught up with the company to see how it is pursuing its
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Increasing productivity and keeping it cool
As temperatures begin to heat up across Australia and the country prepares for one of the hottest summers on record, workers are already planning ‘sickies’ for any upcoming 40-plus- degree heat
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Reliable energy supply for stage technology with igus e-chains from Treotham
With moving energy supply systems such as the e-spool and the zig-zag system, complicated stage applications can be implemented even in confined spaces and with high loads. Treotham Automation reports.
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Smart plastics make railway equipment maintenance easy
At Innotrans 2018, igus showcased intelligent e-chains and cables for trains, trams and high-speed suburban rail vehicles. Treotham Automation reports.
Increasing digitisation in railway technology
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New cyber security centre launched in Adelaide
The Commonwealth has officially opened the Joint Cyber Security Centre (JCSC) in Adelaide.
The program is a partnership between business, government, academia and other key partners to enhance collaboration
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Sonnen partners with TAFE SA to deliver battery installation courses
German energy storage company Sonnen has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with TAFE SA to be the preferred accredited training partner for installers of their battery system and to fulfil local workforce
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DST promotes research on advanced materials integration onto military platforms
Australia’s Defence Science and Technology (DST) is inviting research proposals from small businesses and universities to help the department of defence devise novel ways of integrating advanced
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Bosch Australia hosts “F1 in Schools” competition for Victorian students
Over 120 students from nine schools were involved in the Victorian State Finals of the F1 in Schools Challenge last week, held at Bosch Australia’s Headquarters and Group Technical Centre in Clayton
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Infosys to open three innovation hubs across Australia by 2020
Infosys, a global consulting, technology and next-generation services company, has announced plans to open three Innovation Hubs across Australia by 2020, with focus on educating Australian students in
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ARENA supports development of new energy storage projects in SA
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced an agreement with the South Australia government that could help deliver energy storage projects in the state.
The South Australian government
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EOS showcases new polymer technology and metal 3D printing production cell
Industrial metals and polymers 3D printing company, EOS, showcased its portfolio of additive manufacturing systems and software solutions as well as materials and a range of services and consulting at
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Fire-resistance cladding developed by University of Melbourne researcher
A University of Melbourne researcher has led the successful development of an organic, non-combustible and lightweight cladding core – a product that was previously thought to be impossible to create.
Typically,
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New research centre to help accelerate drug development
The Federal Government is providing $3.1 million over five years to set up a new research training centre at the University of Melbourne that will advance clinical trials and testing.
Through organ-on-a-chip
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