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After two years of a global pandemic John Condilis, Chairperson and Co-Founder of Nobody Denim, resolved to redefining the way we manufacture in this country. He shares with us his insights on what he sees as the best means for moving forward for Australian manufacturing in a post-pandemic world.

Based in Somerton in Melbourne’s industrial north – and with operations in Belgium and in the US – there’s much more to Close the Loop than the collection (or what they refer to as ‘take back’) and recycling (or ‘recovery’) of printer ink and used toner cartridges.

Last week Integra Systems was invited by NORTH Link’s Melbourne’s North Advanced Manufacturing Group to host a webinar about how Integra have implemented and advanced their manufacturing operations through Industry 4.0 practices.

What has it been like for them weathering the turmoils of the pandemic and coming out the other side? Head of Marketing and Product Development at Naturally Good Products Connie Manglaviti gives us her perspective and explains the way forward for one of the first businesses in Australia to go all-in on manufacturing low-to-no-additive, gluten free foods.

For those in the local community who may have lost their income and/or sense of purpose during lockdown, we’ve found a way to help them through these difficult times - an at-home program for assembling toolholder kits.

To make Integra’s own Vision Real, CEO Paul Hughes talks about how industry 4.0 has brought all of the many varied aspects of their production process together in a new kind of synchronicity to meet the demands of the next generation in manufacturing.

2021 marks Integra Systems' 30th year in operation so, as you can imagine, my team and I have experienced quite a bit when it comes to manufacturing in Australia, although I'd say nothing quite as unique as the seas we're currently navigating.

Being at the forefront of technological advancement is nothing new for Steven Rosewell and his highly talented crew at Studio Kite based in the greater Byron Bay area.

With a rich history dating back to 1917, Sutton Tools has grown from a small family enterprise to one of Australia’s most trusted manufacturers of cutting tools, drills and power tool accessories.

What is circularity by design? It means designing products that are versatile, use environmentally friendly processes & materials that have the functionality to be incorporated and re-purposed on multiple occasions in the future.

At Integra Systems, we are working towards transitioning to a fully digitised & paperless organisation. First step, our Industry 4.0 kiosk and workspace solutions.

An integral part of establishing the partnership was an existing licensing agreement involving Integra and a subsidiary of Brink, Lune. This agreement saw Integra manufacturing Brink’s European-designed sanitiser stations for the Australian market.

In November, Integra Systems announced a partnership with Dutch sheet metal solutions manufacturer Brink Industrial. This partnership is a groundbreaking one for the Australian manufacturing industry because of its circular manufacturing model and the possibilities it opens to similar cross-continental partnerships being formed.

Despite the added degree of difficulty imposed by COVID-19 in 2020, Integra Systems has seen the realisation of a three-year dream in finalising the use of 10 x 43-inch touchscreen kiosks across their offices and manufacturing facility.

Starting out in 2014 and based in Melbourne’s industrial heartland, ArmaSkin is in the business of manufacturing liner socks to help prevent the active person’s worst nightmare: blisters.

Award-winning Australian advanced manufacturer and industrial designer, Integra Systems, signed a ground-breaking agreement on Monday 9th November with Brink Industrial, a Dutch sheet metal solutions manufacturer and frontrunner in circular design and manufacturing, to embark on an international circular product manufacturing partnership.

Situated in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, Maton (pronounced 'May-tone') Guitars has been lovingly handcrafting guitars since musician, woodwork teacher and luthier Bill May started the business in the 1940s.