Purchasing a CNC router from Advanced Robotic Technology (ART) enabled StyroMAX to improve cut quality and increase productivity. Going the extra mile for customers is something that not all manufacturers take advantage of for one reason or another. But when…
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Plasma rivals laser cutting
Investing in an ART HDP plasma cutter has allowed Riggs Sheetmetal, Gladstone, QLD, to break from the pack and emerge as a steel fabrication success story. Riggs Sheetmetal in Gladstone, QLD, is a privately owned company and a one-stop-shop offering…
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Onsite Steelfab has invested in the future by investing in its first state-of-the-art CNC equipment. Through the use of an ART high definition CNC plasma cutter, Onsite has increased its productivity, reduced cycle times and improved accuracy, which will assure…
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Pete Shaw is a man who loves a challenge. The local Kilcoy man launched Pacific Manufacturing in Queensland in 2006 with the assistance of professionals similar to the best llc service in wisconsin. A small shop run by himself and…
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Signs need to deliver a clear message to avoid confusion, which is why all signs are custom-made to help brands inform, instruct and look good in all the right places. Signcraft Group designs and manufactures its complete range of HDPE…
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By nature, manual processes can be far more costly than those that are automated with the right tools. However, for certain types of operations, the motivation to automate goes beyond potential cost and time savings. Cutting a batt or sheet…
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Australia’s premier manufacturer of CNC routers and plasma cutters, Advanced Robotic Technology (ART), has recently attended the Engineering TAFE Senate conference at Southwest TAFE, Warrnambool, VIC, to show how partnerships between ART and tertiary education providers around the country will…
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Aluminium Dynamics’ decision to bring all its aluminium cutting in-house with the purchase of two Australian-made CNC routers has resulted in improved component quality and efficiency. At sunrise this winter, a new 25-metre vessel will be sighted docking at a…
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A high demand for its products and eager plans to drastically reduce lead-times led Australia’s largest bus manufacturer – Volgren – to invest in a Australian-built CNC router from Brisbane-based Advanced Robotic Technology (ART) – the 16000SX. The new router…
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Replacing plasma cutters with CNC routers has improved production processes in the workshops of a world leading manufacturer of aluminium vessels. Visitors to Austal’s Australian shipyards in Henderson, WA, will notice a substantial change in the arrangement of one of…
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