Thousands of people descended on this year’s Foodtech and Packtech show at the ASB Showgrounds, Auckland, for the food, beverage, processing and packaging technology industries.
Demm reader Paul Adlam asks if unsafe parts are entering the country unchecked. Do we need someone to take on the mantle of ‘watchdog’ for the quality that surrounds imported product? Government is...
Waikato based Industrial Tube Manufacturing Company was fined $39,375 and ordered to pay reparations of $15,000 on 20 August 2014 over an accident involving a modified machine for shaping steel...
Realising that keeping all its production machinery in tip top condition would help the bottom line, Timpack Industries put its senior managers on a course to help them understand the basics of...
As you may know, I like to keep an eye on developments in 3D technology. It is already disrupting established businesses around the world, and as 3D printing machines become faster and more...
By Joel LeonardHow can small places make such a big impact? Perhaps because they have a game plan, a vision, process and strategies to achieve not just current, but long-term success.
One day, millions of car parts could be printed as quickly as newspapers and as easily as pushing a button on the office copy machine, saving months of development time and millions of dollars.
The NZEI Inc, failed to list on of its most valued sponsors for its 2014 Conference – Jackson Electrical Industries, in the DEMM May edition, we sincerely apologize for this omission.
Using a 3D scanner to map a patient’s mouth, CSIRO researchers and Australian dental company, Oventus, can now print a mouthpiece that prevents dangerous pauses in breath during sleep.
A joint New Zealand-German research team has discovered a network of frozen methane and methane gas in sediments and in the ocean near New Zealand’s east coast.
Necessity, they say, is the mother of invention. And that just about sums up why an Auckland firm is now tapping into a multimillion dollar industry – making shock absorbers for crutches.
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