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Non-invasive technology 99% effective in finding safe cladding
Military-grade spectrometer technology, DataTraceID, developed by the CSIRO has been successfully trialled in a pilot program to quickly and accurately identify the origin of cladding on ... -
Bamboo explored for Australian construction
University of Queensland Ph.D. student Mateo Gutierrez suggests exploring the use of bamboo as a sustainable flooring and furniture option. However, the material isn’t a part ... -
Get a true sense
Ridgid TruSense enables two-way data communication between the camera and a CSx monitor using two sensors built into the camera: High Dynamic Range (HDR) and TiltSense. ... -
Bigger capacity in smaller spaces
Rheem Australia has launched its new Rheem Maxi commercial filtered water taps range. The Maxi underbench range includes the Maxi 3 for filtered, boiling and chilled ... -
Shindaiwa’s cutting-edge
Designed for comfort, ease of use and efficiency the EC741S Engine Cut-Off Saw can be put to work on the toughest jobs out there. Featuring a ... -
Measure up for a good cause with Stanley pink tape
Stanley will donate two dollars of every sale of its Fatmax 8m measuring tape to the McGrath Foundation which funds McGrath Breast Care Nurses all over ... -
Tradies fighting tool theft thanks to Brisbane mum
Thieves will find stealing work tools a little harder thanks to a Queensland mother of four who has created an app to foil their plans. Gayle ... -
DEWALT safety glasses keep protection in sight
When choosing the right type of safety eyewear, you need to consider the workplace safety hazards at hand. DEWALT’s range of safety glasses meet the Australian ... -
Stabila’s latest spirit levels
Stabila Australia has released an easy-to-grip spirit level with reinforced ribs. The levels provide accurate measuring in all positions – 2 measuring surfaces, suitable for reverse position ... -
Davco announces regional winners of Australia’s Best Tiler competition
Davco have announced its inaugural, national ‘Australia’s Best Tiler’ competition winners in regional areas. Each winner was awarded $500 and will be flown to Sydney for ...
