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Meet the mini mills (via Appelberg)
The trend for near-net-shape production and 3D printing is helping to drive demand for extremely small end mills. Far from a niche product, such mills can be found in countless applications.
WesTrac helps PYBAR celebrate 25 years of operation (WesTrac)
WesTrac helped Orange-based mining services company PYBAR celebrate a landmark anniversary in style by handing over the latest Cat underground mining truck in a special ceremony.
Partnership beyond tooling (via Appelberg)
MALAYSIA-BASED CONTRACT manufacturer Tonasco has an enviable reputation for delivering high-quality precision parts.
Convini website (via Doidea)
We take a stomach-centred approach to creating happier employees with the help of good food, tasty snacks, unbeatable coffee and other goodies from our range.
Landing page for Cat rotary blasthole drills (WesTrac)
Cat rotary blasthole drills campaign
Landing page for Cat 745 campaign (WesTrac)
Mining and infrastructure contractors need equipment that is productive, reliable and built with the operator in mind. The new Cat® 745 Articulated Truck ticks all the boxes. Its efficient Cat C18 Engine and advanced traction control system let it carry large loads and go places other artics can’t. And operators will love the feature-packed, redesigned cabin.
How to choose the right Home Care provider (via BYNT)
The right Home Care can make an enormous difference to an individual’s quality of life, but finding the best provider can be a baffling process. Here, General Manager for Home Services at BaptistCare, Sarah Newman, explains how to choose an aged care provider that meets all your needs.
Cat 6015B boosts Hampton’s efficiency (WesTrac)
Sometimes it pays to go first. Kalgoorlie-based contractor Hampton Mining and Civil snapped up the very first Cat 6015B excavator in the Australian market and has been rewarded with increased productivity and outstanding fuel efficiency.
What is coral bleaching? (WWF)
Seeing coral is one of the great pleasures of a visit to a tropical marine environment. While they might look like plants, these brilliant undersea structures are in fact colonies of small marine animals whose bright colours come from beneficial algae living in their tissues. Sadly, the world’s reefs are under increasing threat from climate change.