Tag: manufacturing news
The Andrews Labor Government calls on the Abbott Government to save shipyard jobs
Concerned about the workers in Victoria’s defence industries, Minister for Industry, Lily D’Ambrosio, yesterday visited BAE Systems in Williamstown to receive an update on the...
Meet Cheetah – the first portable electric bike for less than A$400
An electric bike in Australia costs more than $1,700. The world’s first affordable electric bike is one step closer to hitting the roads with...
Downer EDI inks $1bn rail agreement with Pacific National
Following the announcement that it has inked a two-year contract with a major mining company “to maintain haul truck fleets at two coal mines...
SigmaTEK Systems releases industry-leading SigmaNEST Version 10.2
SigmaTEK Systems has released the latest version of the industry-leading SigmaNEST software program for all major cutting, punching, and bending machines.
SigmaTEK Systems is the...
Stratasys expands Digital Materials and introduces new colours for ASA thermoplastic
Stratasys has introduced new colours for its ASA thermoplastic and has announced that it is expanding its PolyJet technology (which offers more than 1,000 material options)...
$10bn Armoured Fighting Vehicles program at a cross road – will they be built...
The Federal Government is set to release a Request for Tender (RFT) for initial armoured fighting vehicles to be acquired under Defence Project Land...
Rinkak launches new free partner program for 3D printing manufacturers
Tokyo-based Kabuku, the Japanese company that manages the well-known 3D printing service and marketplace Rinkak, has announced that it has released its “Rinkak 3D Printing Partner Program”...
Stratasys appoints Dental Axess new channel partner for Australia and New Zealand
In order to meet the growing demand for digital dentistry and to satisfy the needs of orthodontics and dental clinics in the region, Stratasys...
Custom earphone maker Normal uses Stratasys 3D printers for mass customisation
Normal is an innovative brand that sells tailor-made, premium earphones customised by the user and ordered via a free mobile app or at Normal’s...
Scientists claim “deep-fried” graphene is the key to long-lasting batteries
Materials scientists from South Korea have managed to construct round, pom-pom-like graphene micro particles by spraying graphene oxide droplets into a hot solvent.
The process...
Featured Article
Building resilience as manufacturing requirements become more complex
The industrial machinery and heavy equipment manufacturing sector is critical not only for its direct outputs, machines, and equipment that pave the way for construction, agriculture and manufacturing but also for its crucial role in economic development and innovation.
