Manufacturer's Monthly

NOVEMBER 21, 2022

Supply chain issues started with COVID-19; however, they’re also affected by intensifying geopolitical tensions, increased consumer demand, labour shortages, inflation, depleted inventory levels, and increased freight costs. The Australian manufacturing sector was, and continues to be, impacted in several ways. reduced costs.

3D printing 115

3D printing Supply Chain Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Bottleneck 115

Manufacturer's Monthly

JULY 7, 2024

“Filament is almost entirely imported to Australia and made from petrochemicals, so being able to locally make it from used plastics also reduces the environmental impacts from global freight. 3D printing is a wonderful technology enjoying rapid uptake but the tragedy is until now 3D printing has been reliant on virgin plastics.”

3D printing 98

3D printing Freight Electronics Manufacturing 98

Fastener News Desk

MARCH 29, 2024

Written by: Matt Kremenetsky AJ Strandquist is a different kind of additive manufacturing (AM) CEO. Having risen up through Würth Industry ’s core fastener and assembly business for nearly a decade, Strandquist became a founder and the CEO of Würth Additive Group (WAG) when the company got off the ground in 2021.

3D printing 59

3D printing Bill of Materials Made-to-spec Supply Chain 59

CMTC Manufacturing Tech

OCTOBER 11, 2024

The smooth flow of goods is essential to a thriving manufacturing base, but aging roads, congested highways, and outdated rail and port systems can become obstacles. However, these upfront costs can be offset by long-term savings from reduced transportation expenses, efficiencies through automation and faster time-to-market.

Supply Chain 103

Supply Chain Warehousing Logistics Manufacturing 103

Manufacturer's Monthly

NOVEMBER 29, 2022

Yet, ironically, this very unwelcome consequence of the Covid 19 pandemic is providing the drive for Australian manufacturers to produce more parts locally to reduce their dependence on imports. This could substantially reduce the carbon footprint of the freight sector.

Manufacturing 98

Manufacturing 3D printing Supply Chain Prototype  98

AU Manufacturing

NOVEMBER 24, 2022

Yet, ironically, this very unwelcome consequence of the Covid 19 pandemic is providing the drive for Australian manufacturers to produce more parts locally to reduce their dependence on imports. . This could substantially reduce the carbon footprint of the freight sector. .

Supply Chain 69

Supply Chain Manufacturing 3D printing Prototype  69

Manufacturer's Monthly

JULY 27, 2022

The business co-manufactures dump truck bodies and mining buckets with a Chilean partner, who designs a four-piece body which arrives to Australia on standard freight. This is heavy engineering where you can manufacture and repair items up to 100 tonne in the workshop,” he said.

Freight 98

Freight Manufacturing Robotics Robotics 98