Schaeffler’s Drive Train 4.0 digital services are easily accessible and increase system availability Schaeffler’s latest EcoSystem for monitoring motors and drives A world leader in industrial bearing technologies, Schaeffler, is introducing to Australia and New Zealand its latest condition monitoring and predictive maintenance technologies that use advanced digital services to look into the future of motors and drives. Continue →

Torque increases in the new Bonfiglioli 300M series. Average Nominal torque [Nm] of 4 stage reduction and in-line gearbox configuration. Continue →

Global high-pressure hydraulics leader Enerpac is introducing to Australasia new on-site safety training designed to optimise the uptime and performance of widely used tools while spotlighting workplace hazards and preventable accidents. Continue →

The long-standing challenge faced by welding and design engineers of joining dissimilar metals has finally been met. Continue →

Enerpac is introducing to Australasia its new range of Sync Grip Pullers, which feature synchronised movement of their locking jaws for simultaneous engagement and optimised safety. Continue →

The Maintenance Engineering Societies Kaeser Compressors Network Evening series has provided a first-hand view of the evolutionary change taking place across New Zealand manufacturing and engineering as industry adapts to the modern world. Continue →

New online tool highlights health & safety ‘red flags’ for Kiwi engineering firms An estimated two thirds of New Zealand engineering firms still have no idea how their health and safety system is performing, despite new laws having been introduced more than a year ago. Continue →

Leading Western Australia-based meat wholesalers, DBC, is benefitting from the reliability and extensive service and backup of United Forklift and Access Solutions. Continue →

Taupo Manufacturing Engineers (TME) is reaching new heights, there is no doubt about that. Continue →

Specialist access solutions are commonplace for Monkey Toe Group, particularly when it comes to the food industry. Continue →

As cost pressures bite on suppliers to major industries, safety can often be the first casualty of cutbacks to operating costs. Continue →

In the 1980’s Dr Steve Boshoff was designing attack helicopter weapon systems, followed by tools and systems for maintaining nuclear power reactors. Continue →

An Australian innovation is about to enter world markets to automate the hazardous, costly and never-ending task of slashing roadside grass. Continue →

A press brake, guillotine and other engineering machinery complement the new Swift-Cut plasma cutting table Gary Wight of Auckland Sheet Metals makes no bones about it; the purchase of a new Swift-Cut plasma cutting table from Machinery House – the ‘Englishman’ as it’s affectionately known in the workshop – has increased business efficiencies by 30 percent. Continue →

FAG Top-Laser Equilign optimises shaft alignment to achieve better cost-effectiveness of assets FAG Top-Laser Equilign optimises shaft alignment to achieve better cost-effectiveness of assets An advanced handheld laser optical alignment device from Schaeffler Australia enables faster, easier alignment of shafts in rotating equipment such as fans, motors, pumps, gearboxes, ventilators and compressors. Continue →

A chance to poke around an international airport would tickle the fancy of any engineer, so it was no surprise that the Auckland Airport MESNZ Network Evening was well over-subscribed when the society spent an evening there in March. Continue →

Dormer Pramet has a comprehensive product assortment now encompasses both rotary and indexable tooling A new line of indexable tooling will be available across New Zealand from the beginning of April.   Continue →

The Internet of mining things delivers the next wave of productivity The Internet of Things (IoT) is increasing the connectedness of people and things on a scale that once was unimaginable. Continue →