Proudly Australian Advanced Manufacturing
Using cutting-edge methods, materials and technology, Romar leads the Australian market in advanced manufacturing including robotics and 3D printing.
Using cutting-edge methods, materials and technology, Romar leads the Australian market in advanced manufacturing including robotics and 3D printing.
Romar has invested heavily in our cutting-edge advanced manufacturing capability.
We have actively recruited the very best engineering experts from around the world and fostered a highly beneficial partnership with global manufacturing companies and research institutes.
Our commitment includes long-term investment strategies in the latest technology, equipment and training that combines the best hardware with the very best software utilised by the very best engineering professionals.
Romar’s engineers tap into the most advanced technologies available in the Australian market. We utilise the DMG Mori Lasertec 65 3D 5-axis synchronous laser deposition, welding and milling machine. The DMG Mori Lasertec 65 is a 3D printer with metal-on-metal off capability. It is the only one in Australia.
Our technology fleet includes the Leitz PMM, a highly accurate coordinate measuring machine (CMM), the Concept Laser M2 Series 5, a Direct Metal Laser Melting (DMLM) machine from GE Additive, designed, tested and optimised in partnership with GE Aviation and the latest DMG Mori lathe direct from Germany.
In partnership with UTS (University of Technology – Sydney), Romar will soon add a Renishaw AS400 to its fleet of 3D metal printers.
Romar has full capability for the development, prototyping, testing and manufacture of superior quality components.
Our team has the additional capability to repair, renew and replace existing parts affordably and with scale. Our advanced manufacturing techniques are innovative and industry-leading.
Advanced manufacturing demands the expertise of advanced materials and the technical ingenuity of material subject experts. A critical function of our technical team is to analyse the material suitability for functionality, durability, aesthetics, cost and performance.
Our expertise in material selection and analysis, combined with our superior 3D printing technology enables our engineers to work with contemporary metal combinations and complementary advanced materials including elastomers, industrial grade silicones, Viton and Alfas.
For decades we have been building the most complex and precision-based componentry for the aerospace, mining, medical and defence sectors. The components we build must have the highest standards of wear resistance and be functional in extreme environments.
Our team works on advanced industrial and exploration projects that require a high-performance advanced manufacturing partner.
Our team has the expertise and experience to collaborate with you and find the most suitable advanced manufacturing solution for your product. We work with Australia’s leading industrial sectors, and have global partnerships with the world-leading advanced manufacturing research institutes to ensure we are always ahead of the latest techniques and developments. Read our advanced manufacturing articles for the latest updates.
Get in touch with our team today to discuss your advanced manufacturing needs.
Romar has created two key components for state-of-the-art anti-crack technology that for the last five years has been tested across multiple Boeing 737 aircraft.
BioAnalytics and Romar, as an Australian start-up, are changing the lives of sleep apnoea sufferers with a new device that is one tenth the cost of current therapies.
Romar partnered with a medical device company in the US called Madorra. Their new product aims to change the lives of women who are breast cancer survivors.
A new patch, smaller than a postage stamp, is a game changer in vaccinations. Nanopatch gives people across the globe access to needle-free vaccinations.
Paying for your coffee with a Visa payWave chip on a KeepCup is now a reality. Innovative company Frank Green created an award-winning reusable cup with our help.
Midwife Debbie Ritz was working at a new facility in Sydney when she found a major problem with the resuscitation masks used on premature and newborn babies.
Romar’s contract manufacturing model creates significant advantages for aerospace companies looking for a component manufacturer with specialist engineers to collaborate for scalable solutions.
Medical silicone for a happy sleep. Romar’s expertise with medical devices ensures an anti-snoring mouthpiece becomes a commercial product. The Happy Sleep anti-snoring mouthpiece is helping thousands of people rest easy.
Romar’s approach to modern manufacturing for all sectors is why we remain a market leader in high quality and scalable manufacturing for Australian and international customers.