When it comes to cutting and shaping building materials, Motion is a leading provider of laser cutting and etching services. Luke Kerwin, national sealing technologies manager at Motion, sheds light on how Motion cuts through competition with laser precision.
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Explore the advantages by linking up with Timken’s Diamond Chains
“Diamond by Timken is not just a well-known brand; it’s a brand known for its premium quality – guaranteeing end-users a durable, reliable, and low-maintenance experience,” says Troy Markland,
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Smooth sailing with Fenner belts
Did you know that the paper and board industry produce around 400 million tonnes of paper and board every year globally? As a result of this, the manufacturing process for paper and board products can be highly demanding on machinery, emphasising the importance of reliable and efficient power transmission systems.
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Schaeffler’s same-day solution pulp-ular choice
When a pulp and paper factory experienced a critical situation caused by the breakdown of its refiner bearings and lacked an adequate replacement, they turned to Schaeffler, a global supplier of automotive and industrial components.
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Schaeffler and Motion engineer bearing solutions in paper manufacturing
Delivering world-class bearings has served as the foundation for Motion Australia’s industrial solutions offering.
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Behind every great process is even better power transmission
Pressing out problems
The papermaking industry is diverse and plays an important role in Australia’s manufacturing landscape.
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Autogard torque limiters come through in the clutch
Modern machines vary in complexity and intended purpose in application, but one commonality all machines share is the element of motion.
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More than just bending tube
In almost any industrial environment, running pipe from point A to point B means working with a series of obstacles including infrastructure, productivity demands, site practices and access. And occasionally a hard job comes along.
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Earthmoving manufacturer gets bespoke inventory solution
As an engineer working to manufacture complex heavy equipment, there’s nothing more annoying than getting part-way through a job and having to halt everything for the sake of one component or tool.
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Growing together: Collaborative hospital upgrade leads to new opportunities
As account manager at Fyshwick’s Specfast branch, Nick Worthe spends a lot of his time liaising with engineering and construction businesses in the local area.
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Finish strong with 3M™ precision grain abrasives
Bonded abrasives can be subcategorised into conventional bonded and precision bonded abrasives.
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Register NOW for AMW2023
Registrations are open now for your attendance at Australian Manufacturing Week (AMW2023).
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Gold Coast business fills market gap with freeze drying venture
Fertiliser company Plant Doctor has expanded its manufacturing arm with the launch of a new and specialised business AgTech Freeze Drying.
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Queensland research facility completes $23 million upgrade
The Queensland node of the Australian National Fabrication Facility (ANFF-Q) celebrated a massive four-year overhaul on Tuesday, with the state government and scientific leaders in attendance.
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A fresh approach to lower energy costs
The equipment used in processing fruits and vegetables is primarily responsible for excess energy usage and can significantly impact a harvesting operation’s bottom line.
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NAIF invests $220 million into WA rare earths project
The Federal Government’s NAIF has increased financial support for rare earths producer Hastings Technology Metals‘ Yangibana Rare Earths Project.
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Civmec wins $330 million contract for Rio Tinto project
Albanese introduces reforms to crack down on industrial pollutants
Australia’s biggest carbon emitters will now be forced to reduce their emissions by at least 30 per cent by 2030.
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New fund to bolster NSW’s quantum computing future
Quantum computing startups and deep technology companies will be supported to advance their innovations through the New South Wales Government’s new $7 million Quantum Computing Commercialisation Fund.
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