Tag: Australian Manufacturing
Norsk Titanium closes $25m funding round to expand aerospace titanium additive manufacturing operations
Norsk Titanium AS, a Norway-based supplier of aerospace-grade, 3D printed, structural titanium components, announced the successful close of its Q2 2016 funding round.
The company...
Australia Pacific LNG farewells first shipment to major Japanese customer
Australia Pacific LNG, the largest producer of natural gas in eastern Australia, yesterday confirmed the first LNG shipment to the Kansai Electric Power Company.
The...
Ausdrill completes sale of DTA’s drill bit manufacturing and distribution business
Diversified mining services company Ausdrill has completed the sale of its Drilling Tools Australia (DTA) business to Robit Plc for $66 million.
It follows the...
SME capability key to supporting Australia’s defence industry
A Lockheed Martin Australia and Ai Group co-convened Forum gathered senior leaders from Australia’s industry, defence and academic communities to discuss the importance of...
Expressions of Interest for Advanced Food Manufacturing Grant now open
South Australia’s Agriculture, Food and Fisheries Minister Leon Bignell has invited food manufacturers and researchers to apply for up to $100,000 in funding under...
Team Sentinel’s prototype sparks hope for Burnie to transform into an advanced manufacturing hub
Team Sentinel, a consortium of companies primed by Elbit Systems of Australia, which is one of four groups that are bidding for the $2.7...
Ansell introduces new HyFlex ® ultralight oil repellent glove
Ansell Limited, the global leader in healthcare barrier protection solutions, announced the introduction of the HyFlex 11-925, the first ultralight HyFlex® style to combine...
German switch manufacturer turns to 3D printing to reduce prototype testing time by 85%
3D printing giant Stratasys announced that German switch manufacturer, Berker, is significantly reducing its production costs and time for testing electrical component prototypes by...
Volkswagen to fork out $14.7bn to settle diesel claims in US
Volkswagen will pay approximately $14.7 billion to resolve civil claims over its diesel cars with 2-liter diesel engines, including plans for buybacks and payments...
Solar Impulse arrives in Europe, heralding a new era of environmentally friendly transport
Solar Impulse, a groundbreaking solar aircraft, has completed the first of its kind flight across the Atlantic, demonstrating that the latest generation of sustainable...
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