As Tony Stark worked on his latest brilliant technological breakthroughs in Marvel’s Iron Man movies, he often ran simulations via virtual models made with dancing blue light.
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Used tyres the next big thing in manufacturing?
Every year, a staggering 500,000 tonnes of tyres in Australia reach the end of their road, and shockingly, only a mere 15 per cent of these materials are currently being repurposed in Australia.
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DECO Australia receives Qualicoat seaside licence
DECO Australia, Australian manufacturer of aluminium building products and finishes, have received their Qualicoat seaside licence.
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Winners announced at the 2023 NT Export Awards
Tasmanian defence industry goes from strength to strength
Australia’s space industry heats up – UQ installs custom furnace for component manufacturing
A custom-built furnace that can heat materials to around 3000 degrees celsius has been installed at The University of Queensland (UQ) to build components for Australia’s space industry.
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Samsara Eco to open R&D centre to scale infinite plastic recycling
Australian enviro-tech startup, Samsara Eco, is creating Australia’s first infinite recycling Research & Development (R&D) facility.
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New research facility to help bring sustainable materials to market
Taking materials research from “lab to label” will be the focus of Deakin University’s new Future Fibres Facility, unveiled during the launch of the ARC Research Hub for Future Fibres.
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Australia’s most advanced paper and cardboard recycling facility comes online
AEROBOND secures sovereign defence manufacturing contract
AEROBOND, a South Australian based specialist in advanced composite and sheet metal manufacturing and Kongsberg Defence Australia today announced that they have entered into a new contract for the production and provision of launcher canisters for the KONGBSERG Naval Strike Missile (NSM).
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Armstrong Flooring achieves VinylCycle verification
Armstrong Flooring has achieved authentication of an 85 per cent recycled content claim from GECA for their Cove Fillet product as part of the Vinyl Council of Australia’s (VCA) VinylCycle Label.
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Titomic’s cold spray technology system a game changer
Manufacturers’ Monthly sat down with Ben Andrews and Dominic Parsonson from Titomic to learn more about its cold spray technology and how it can be used in the additive manufacturing space.
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Backing more local jobs and manufacturing in Gippsland
Gippsland’s family-owned manufacturing business LV Shade & Shutters is set to enjoy its new expansion made possible by the Victorian Government, with the new manufacturing and retail site in Traralgon now complete.
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Gates keeping the toilet paper industry rolling
There was once a Japanese novelist who printed an entire novel on a roll of toilet paper. “Drop”, set in a public restroom, takes up about 90cm of a roll and can be read in just a few minutes. Toilet paper serves as an essential resource, that many of us can’t live without. For the author of “Drop”, it could be said that Koji Suzuki’s literary hopes and dreams depended on it.
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Coupling: unsung heroes in paper and board
In the bustling world of paper and board production, machinery reigns supreme, whirring and humming as it churns out the products people use every day. But behind the scenes, there’s a crucial component that keeps it all running smoothly: couplings.
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Spools of innovation for paper and board
Pulp and paper mills support close to 70,000 full-time jobs – primarily in rural and regional areas Australia wide – contributing $3.7 billion to the economy. As a driving force in Australia’s manufacturing sector, the decline in accessible resources and the need to convert to more sustainable practises, has forced innovation on the paper and board industry.
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$60 million in grants to transform plastics recycling
NSW businesses are being encouraged to apply for a grant under a new $60 million national program to transform plastic waste into valuable products.
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DECO chooses LocAl Lower Carbon Aluminium from Capral
Australian manufacturer DECO which provides specialised aluminium building products and protective metal coatings, have partnered with Capral Aluminium in an industry-leading decision to switch 100 per cent of their Capral aluminium purchases over to LocAl® Green – Capral’s lower Carbon aluminium option.
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