Bulk Expo has announced SRO Technology as a Platinum Sponsor of its 2026 event, with the company also confirmed as a sponsor of the Networking Drinks.
In a media release, Bulk Expo said the sponsorship reflects SRO Technology’s longstanding involvement in bulk-materials handling measurement and protection systems, as well as its alignment with the event’s technical and engineering focus.
Bulk Expo, specifically the Australian Bulk Handling Expo returning in 2026, is described by organisers as a premier, dedicated trade exhibition and conference for the bulk solids handling industry.
The event brings together professionals from mining, agriculture, food and manufacturing to explore technologies for moving, storing and processing material.
The Networking Drinks, to be hosted by SRO Technology following the opening day of the expo and technical conference, are intended to provide attendees with an opportunity to connect and engage with industry peers.
SRO Technology, established in 1988, supports bulk operations across Australia through precision measurement, conveyor protection and materials-handling instrumentation. At the event, the company will exhibit its revitalised Ramsey product range and latest monitoring and protection technologies at Stand C17.
Siobhan Rocks, General Manager – Events at Prime Creative Media, said SRO Technology’s engineering focus made it a suitable partner for the event.
“Bulk Expo is all about real-world solutions for the challenges operators face every day, and SRO Technology is right there in the thick of it,” Rocks said.
“Their focus on measurement accuracy, site-level problem solving and engineering integrity aligns strongly with the audience we bring together.”
Rocks said the company’s support of both the exhibition and networking program would contribute to the broader event experience.
“Having SRO Technology come on board as a Platinum Sponsor and host the Networking Drinks is a genuine win for attendees. It creates meaningful opportunities for connection while reinforcing the technical depth and credibility of the event,” she said.
According to Bulk Expo, SRO Technology’s involvement aligns with the new technical conference running alongside the exhibition, including the ASBSH technical program, which will bring together engineers, researchers and industry representatives to examine operational challenges and data-driven solutions in bulk handling environments.
David Steel, Chief Operating Officer at SRO Technology, said the event offers an opportunity to engage directly with the engineering community.
“SRO Technology has always been about more than just supplying parts; we’re about solving the complex site-level problems. Whether it’s tackling flow properties, dust mitigation, or the latest in conveying solutions, we’re here to provide technical integrity where it matters most,” Steel said.
Steel also noted the company’s recent revival of the Ramsey product range following its discontinuation in 2023.
“We’d love for everyone to drop by Stand C17 during the expo to see the new-generation V1.5 Ramsey Flex, Oretronic IV Tramp Metal Detection system and the revitalised Pro-Line Conveyor Protection series in person and join us for the Networking Drinks hosted by SRO. It’s the perfect time to have a chat about how we can support your operations,” he said.
Bulk Expo will be held on 16 to 17 September 2026 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, bringing together suppliers, operators, engineers and decision-makers from across the bulk-materials handling supply chain.
