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Compact sensor

Monday 05 January 2009

Turck has introduced an ultrasonic sensor housed in a compact Q12 style housing, designed to be mounted in narrow spaces.


$25 M for industry in crisis

Thursday 18 December 2008

The Bligh Government has announced it will bring forward $25 million in funds to boost employment in regional areas affected by the mining downturn, following crisis talks with unions and the Queensland Resources Council.


Exports to increase 37%, ABARE

Monday 15 December 2008

Earnings from Australian energy and minerals exports are forecast to increase 37% to $160 billion in 2009, $20 billion less than what was forecast last quarter, ABARE senior commodity analyst Alan Copeland told MINING DAILY.


Digging deep for the future

Friday 12 December 2008

The Digger Deeper Conference, held in Brisbane on Wednesday, was popular with junior explorers and the scientific community this year, Mines and Energy Minister Geoff Wilson told MINING DAILY.


Touch panel computer

Monday 24 November 2008

Advantech has introduced the TPC-1770H, a high resolution 17 in SXGA TFT LCD low power Celeron M 1 GHz touch panel computer.


Ultrasonic sensor

Thursday 20 November 2008

Micromax Sensors and Automation introduces Banner Engineering's U-GAGE T30UX ultrasonic sensor designed for use in challenging applications.


Queensland Ores suspends operations

Wednesday 19 November 2008

Queensland Ores has suspended operations at its Wolfram Creek mine west of Mareeba, blaming the financial crisis and a downturn in metal prices.


Crisis forces mines to rent

Friday 14 November 2008

The global economic crisis is continuing to take its toll on the mining industry. The liquidity in the market is gone and as such, minesites are finding it increasingly difficult to raise capital, Emeco International's business analyst Graham Borgerson told MINING DAILY.


Cartridge housings

Monday 10 November 2008

Pentair Industrial has introduced Multi-Round Liquid Cartridge Housings, for commercial and industrial filtration requirements, with 11 to 205 cartridge capacity.


Demand strong despite crisis

Wednesday 15 October 2008

Oz Minerals CEO Andrew Michelmore predicts demand for commodities for the mid- to longer-term remains optimistic despite the current global economic crisis.


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