The Benefits of and Best Uses for Nitrile Rubber Manufacturing
Diverse manufacturing capability is a Romar Engineering hallmark, and a core part of our capability across elastomers, silicone, precision moulding, medical device manufacturing and additive manufacturing, is expansive materials expertise. At Romar, we commonly work with nitrile rubber, and here we explain its benefits and common manufacturing applications.
Romar Forging Ahead with Innovative Collaborations
Romar Engineering is a leader in Australian manufacturing, and we’ve established our position by committing to transformative technologies and remaining open to collaborative potential. By working with pioneering companies across Australia in areas including aerospace and medical, we’re part of exciting projects that showcase Romar’s unique expertise… and the benefits of synergy between like-minded Australian manufacturers.
Manufacturing in Australia for Leading, Local Solutions
As a leading Australian manufacturer for over 50 years, Romar is acutely aware of the challenges local manufacturers face. A small domestic market and a perception of cheaper manufacturing in nations including Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and China, has traditionally driven much manufacturing offshore. With exciting developments in local sectors such as aerospace and advanced manufacturing, that may be about to change.
Unlocking Features of the Lasertec 65: Additive and Subtractive Hybrid Technology
Romar has provided quality manufacturing solutions for over 50 years, and it remains a leader in Australian manufacturing, thanks to extensive expertise across areas including advanced manufacturing. Central to our advanced capability is the Lasertec 65 – an outstanding 3D printer with unique additive – and subtractive – capability. The potential of additive and subtractive technology is immense. As understanding of this technology grows, we can likely expect an uptake of innovative hybrid manufacturing solutions across diverse sectors.
Romar Welcomes Former Intern to its Exceptional Team
As a leading Australian manufacturer, Romar has a highly skilled in-house team with diverse capabilities. We’ve recently welcomed to the team one of our outstanding former interns, Morgan Wagner. Morgan interned with us whilst completing a double degree in engineering and human biology, and we’re delighted to welcome him back to the fold as a full-time staff member.
Romar and the NOTUS Emergency Invasive Ventilator Program
As a leader in industrial and advanced manufacturing, Romar benefits from cutting-edge technology and facilities – and we enjoy fruitful collaborations with national partners. Most recently, we were invited to join the NOTUS Emergency Invasive Ventilator Program, a Grey Innovation led initiative supported by the Australian Government, Victorian Government and Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre.
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Advanced Manufacturing News & Articles
Romar Builds on Additive Manufacturing Capability with Cutting-Edge 3D Printer
Romar Engineering is pleased to unveil our latest 3D printing technology – 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. The M2 Series 5 pushes the boundary of additive manufacturing, providing a whole new world of opportunity for our clients.
Meet Romar’s Newest Advanced Manufacturing Engineer, Agnendra Singh
Romar is using our recently awarded Australian Government MMI grant towards 18 new positions in our advanced manufacturing department, and one of our first new hires is Agnendra Singh, a Manufacturing Engineer who joins our advanced manufacturing team. Agnendra has been with us for three weeks and he’s excited about our future potential as we develop our leading aerospace manufacturing.
Romar Supports Advanced Manufacturing Careers with WSBC
Romar was very pleased to recently take part in a Western Sydney Business Connection (WSBC) project to promote advanced manufacturing careers for Year 9 and Year 10 students. While Western Sydney is home to a high proportion of manufacturers, skills shortage is a concern. Four of Romar’s expert staff took part, and here’s what they had to say.