When Paris McCann first stepped through the doors of Buckley Systems Ltd, she never dreamed she would become an apprentice – but fast forward four years and all that has changed. Now, she’s forging an exciting career in the manufacturing sector and is set to become one of the first-ever Buckley employees to complete aContinueContinue reading “Exciting future for female engineering apprentice at Buckleys”
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Tracks to the future: Precision machining for tomorrow’s rail
The world’s railway network spans over 1.3 million route-kilometres. Urban and high-speed rail infrastructures have scaled up rapidly over the past decade, laying the foundation for convenient, low-emissions transport. As one of the most efficient modes of transport for freight and passengers, continued investment in rail forms a high priority for a more sustainable, resilient future.ContinueContinue reading “Tracks to the future: Precision machining for tomorrow’s rail”
Hydraulink plays part Team New Zealand victory
Emirates Team New Zealand become the first team to win the America’s Cup three times in a row, with a 7-2 victory in the Louis Vuitton 37th America’s Cup in Barcelona last October. “In challenging conditions, last year’s America’s Cup had electrifying races, with Emirates Team New Zealand being pushed to the limit by IneosContinueContinue reading “Hydraulink plays part Team New Zealand victory”
LDV seven-year warranty ‘keeps businesses moving’
LDV, the distributor of New Zealand’s largest range of commercial vehicles, has enhanced its customer offering with an extensive 7-year warranty package. The company says that the new warranty is a commitment to Kiwi families and businesses to keep them moving, ‘delivering peace of mind for years to come’. Any LDV vehicle purchased from JanuaryContinueContinue reading “LDV seven-year warranty ‘keeps businesses moving’”
Pump station now installed in Judges Bay wastewater upgrade
With the new underground wastewater pump station now in place, Watercare is making significant progress towards lifting the long term Safeswim black pin status at Judges Bay. The installation of the pump station is a key achievement in Watercare’s $13.2 million Judges Bay wastewater upgrade, which also includes the installation of two wastewater pipelines: aContinueContinue reading “Pump station now installed in Judges Bay wastewater upgrade”
Oli Vibrators:
‘SETTING THE VIBRATION TECHNOLOGY STANDARD’ FOR PROCESSING INDUSTRIES Oli Vibrators is a globally recognised leader in this field, earning its reputation through unmatched versatility, exceptional price-to-performance ratio, superior quality components, and unparalleled customer support,” says Thompson. Versatility is the cornerstone of the offering. Its extensive range of vibratory solutions caters to diverse processing needs, fromContinueContinue reading “Oli Vibrators:”
Farnese NZ…
Delivery on machinery from the sale to the service For Farnese NZ Ltd, recent years of operation has meant much positive change. The company manufactures, sells and services all manner of machinery for woodworking, stone, granite, marble, aluminium and plastic applications and the recent merging with Farnese Australia has opened greater opportunities within manufacturing. FarneseContinueContinue reading “Farnese NZ…”
Gamminco…
Know-how and quality create the competitive edge John Braks, managing director of Tauranga-based Gamminco, is clear what sets the industrial fabrication and machining business apart from others – maintaining ongoing customer relationships by providing highly focussed excellence and delivery of technical know-how, quality, and cost competitiveness. Braks says the company that was established in 1996,ContinueContinue reading “Gamminco…”
Changing the game…
Bambu Labs: ‘Transforming and revolutionising’ engineering solutions In just a few short years, Bambu Lab has emerged as a transformative force in the 3D printing industry says Jase Barnett of MindKits, challenging long-held assumptions about what’s possible in desktop manufacturing. What sets Bambu Lab apart is the company’s unwavering commitment to solving the fundamental challengesContinueContinue reading “Changing the game…”
Kiwi kids’ STEM education at risk
New Zealand’s approach to science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) education is currently in crisis, according to Engineering New Zealand chief executive Dr Richard Templer. Templer says that over the last decade there has been a decline in NCEA students doing STEM subjects, with the number of graduates being assessed and achieving for senior mathsContinueContinue reading “Kiwi kids’ STEM education at risk”
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