Road marker system
16 August, 2004 | D3Design
Safezone is a solar powered, flashing road marker system specifically designed to combat deaths and injury in and around 40 km/h school safety zones.
DFO dust collectors
16 August, 2004 | Donaldson Australasia Pty Ltd
The Downlfo Oval 1 Series (DFO) of dust collectors uses oval-shaped cartridges to allow large amounts of air flow through the collector without increasing the footprint size or damaging filters.
Walkie stacker
16 August, 2004 | Crown Equipment Pty Ltd
In cramped storage areas or busy retail installations, the battery electric M4000 Series Walkie Stackers can handle loads up to 1500 kg without compromising vehicle control or the visibility of the mast.
Paging system
16 August, 2004 | Wavelink
The Blick Adept is a security device which could change the way people think about their security messaging. Traditional paging systems have been 'send and forget'. Adept's two-way system tracks the message and confirms the recipient has received the message, creating a record or receipt.
Speed and standstill monitors
16 August, 2004 | Pilz Australia Industrial Automation LP
Pilz's speed and standstill devices can monitor two axes independently under the direction of a PNOZmulti controller, which can be fitted with a maximum of four speed and standstill monitors.
Skin care at work
16 August, 2004 | Sqwincher Australia Pty Ltd
Stoko Skin Care has developed a 3-point program for skin care. The three parts of the program are 'before work', 'cleaning' and 'conditioning'.
Escape hoods
16 August, 2004 | Safety Equipment Australia Pty Ltd
The Sundstrom SR 76 Chem escape hood is designed for use as a respiratory protective device during evacuation from the sites of accidents involving chemicals.
Wireless, cardless, keyless access control
16 August, 2004 | Securicom Pty Ltd
MicroLatch is a fingerprint reader with a database housed in the same unit that can be installed wherever it may be required. A wireless fingerprint access system has many advantages over other systems since biometric, and specifically fingerprint technology, does not require the user to remember a PIN, and they don't suffer from an intruder looking over the user's shoulder as they enter their secure number.
Safety anchor
20 July, 2004 | 3M Fall Protection
SALA has created an ultra-portable fall arrest Vacuum Anchor System especially for the needs of contractors and maintenance crews. Originally designed for the airline industry, the vacuum anchor has broader applications for heavy industry such as refineries and mineral processing plants.
Portable compression system
20 July, 2004 | Liftcells & Associates
Onetec has released the flexible DEL-1C compression load cell system. This design provides a useful device for testing a small press or train and tram brake systems.
Heavy lifting system
20 July, 2004 | Applied Power Australia Ltd
The computer-controlled Enerpac synchronous hydraulic lifting system can be used with multiple cylinders ranging from 10-1000 tonnes capacity each, using digital synchronisation control accurate to within a millimetre between leading and lagging lifting points.
Sliding door guide
20 July, 2004 | Omron Electronics Pty Ltd
Omron Electronics has released a sliding door guide to complement the use of door switches.
Anti-tamper lock
20 July, 2004 | Fortress Systems Pty Ltd
By ensuring valves and actuators are only operated by authorised individuals, the Anti-Tamper Lock (ATL) from Smith Flow Control secures companies' assets by reducing the risk of human error or deliberate tampering.
Disposable splint
20 July, 2004 | Laerdal Pty Ltd
The Pneusplint disposable air splint adjusts quickly and easily to any arm or leg - straight or at any angle.
