Hello and welcome to the June edition of our Quarterly Newsletter.
We’re excited to share some key highlights from the past few months. It’s been both a busy and rewarding time, and here are just a few standout moments we’d like to celebrate with you.
Earlier this year, we had the pleasure of visiting Dr. Oz and the team at Hair Doctors. We were proud to produce a detailed case study on the use of the Mantis IOTA at their state-of-the-art Melbourne clinic.
In May, we showcased our latest innovations across two dynamic trade show stands at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. It was a fantastic opportunity to connect with industry professionals, customers, and new faces alike.
Thank you for your continued support and interest in our solutions across the manufacturing and electronics sectors. We look forward to connecting with you again soon.
Yamaha Mounter Innovations Boost Production Performance
Yamaha Robotics SMT Section has unveiled new hardware options designed to enhance the performance of its high-speed pick and place machines. These innovations target industries with stringent quality demands such as automotive, aerospace and medical devices.
Hair Doctors Case Study
Hair Doctors has rapidly grown from a family-run clinic in Sydney to one of Australia’s most trusted names in hair restoration, with recent expansions to Melbourne and Brisbane. At the heart of this success is a commitment to patient care, clinical excellence, and the adoption of cutting-edge technology, most notably the Mantis stereo microscope.
Orbital Riveting Bench Machines
Orbitform’s Orbital Riveting Bench Machines are precision-engineered solutions. These bench-mounted machines utilise orbital forming technology to create strong, consistent joints in materials such as metals and plastics. The orbital forming process allows precise fastening and assembly with a solid or flexible finished joint.
Surface-Mount Productivity with Autonomous Troubleshooting
Keeping production running at peak efficiency is a top priority, and Yamaha’s newest upgrades for their surface-mount technology (SMT) equipment are all about helping manufacturers do just that. From smart software that sidesteps nozzle issues mid-run to easy-to-install hardware that catches component problems before they hit the board, these enhancements are designed to keep lines moving and productivity high.
Human Robot Collaboration Applications
Weber’s SEV-C screw feeding system is designed for human-robot collaboration, offering a compact and lightweight screwdriving spindle ideal for use on lightweight robots. It delivers automated screwdriving with high process reliability through an integrated spindle, feed, and control system, while also enabling precise screw height monitoring using an analogue depth measurement system (TMA).
New Innovative Solder Paste Solutions from Indium Corporation
Founded in 1934, Indium Corporation has been a pioneering force in materials science, consistently developing advanced solutions including innovative solder paste for the electronics, semiconductor, and medical device sectors. Recently, the company introduced two new solder paste products that underscore its ongoing commitment to technological progress in specialised fields.
Thank You for Visiting Us at Australian Manufacturing Week
Thank you for taking the time to visit our stand at Australian Manufacturing Week. We enjoyed connecting with so many industry professionals and appreciated the interest shown in our latest solutions.
It was a great opportunity to showcase some standout technologies, including:
Thanks again for stopping by—we hope to continue the conversation soon!
Thank You for Visiting Us at Electronex 2025
We truly appreciate all who stopped by our stand at Electronex. It was great to connect and see such strong interest in our latest SMT manufacturing and storage solutions.
For those who requested more information, our team will be in touch shortly. In the meantime, here’s a quick recap of the products we showcased:
If there’s anything we can assist you with, don’t hesitate to reach out. Thanks again for your time and interest—we look forward to staying in touch!
