EMEX18_Online

Discover. Engage. Grow.

1-3 MAY 2018 ASB Showgrounds, Auckland

EXTENSIVE SEMINARS A LARGE SELECTION OF INDUSTRY SPEAKERS OVER 3 DAYS OVER 175 EXHIBITORS NZ’S LARGEST ENGINEERING, MANUFACTURING AND TECHNOLOGY TRADE SHOW

SHOW DIRECTORY 105553 Paper from responsible sources

OFFICIAL SHOWGUIDE www.emex.co.nz

Visit stand 4031 for the latest in print and communication technology.

Multi-functional Devices

Ricoh engineered this MFD to work the way its users do, empowering them to share information more efficiently. The Smart Operation Panel is as intuitively easy to control as a tablet or smartphone. It simplifies functions for specific tasks and situations and makes it possible to choose from an array of applications. This model can also connect with other equipment to share data, minimise paper usage and foster high-value-added creativity. A motion detector and proprietary technology for silent operation also contribute to a stress-free office environment.

RICOH MP C6004

3D Printing MakerBot is the established market leader in desktop 3D printing. Its range of award-winning printers offers superior performance, reliability and ease of use. Bundled MakerWare software makes it easy for everyone—from novice to experienced user—to be 3D printing in next to no time and the associated Thingiverse features more than 1.6 million 3D-printable designs to share and make.

Replicator+

Production Printing

Competition in the print industry has never been fiercer. As a result, commercial printers need to increase margins and maintain profitability by investing in new technology that is durable and productive for high digital print volumes. That’s where Ricoh’s Pro C7100 Series and C9100 Series printers come in.

RICOH Pro C7100 Series RICOH Pro C9100 Series

RICOH Pro C5200S

Designed specifically for high-quality, low-cost output in production environments, the Pro C52005S delivers exceptional images with vivid colours and clarity on a wide range of media. Versatile and easy-to-use, the Pro C52005S fits the bill as a primary device in production settings or as a complementary system in CRD or print centre environments.

Unified Communication Services

Interactive Whiteboards RICOH Interactive Whiteboard D6500

This award-winning portable video- and web-conferencing system weighs a mere 1.6 kilograms. The built-in, wide-angle (125 degrees), multi-directional camera is capable of capturing all the surroundings. Additionally, the P3500 can be connected to external cameras or speakers, to extend its capabilities, as well as the teleconferencing setups of other manufacturers, laptop PCs and smart devices for simple, secure communication.

This 65-inch flat panel whiteboard shares content from Windows and Macintosh PCs, tablets, smartphones and other devices. People in different locations around the world can exchange and view information in real time as if they were in the same room. As well as greatly enhancing efficiency and productivity, this model provides a range of features, including those for encrypting saved files, restricting email addresses and generating meeting access codes.

Call 0800 2 RICOH for a hands-on demonstration of the latest in print and communications technology.

06 FLOORPLANS 10

NEW PRODUCT SHOWCASE

13

SEMINARS

16

MANUFACTURERS NETWORK

18

COMPETENZ

20 NZ MANUFACTURER

CONTENTS

22 CALLAGHAN INNOVATION 24 LOCUS RESEARCH 27 CALIBER DESIGN

28 MANUKAU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 30 MARSDEN MARITIME HOLDINGS LTD 32 INSITE SOFTWARE WITH SOLUTIONISTS 33 INNOVATION QUARTER 34 PLAZMAX 36 EXHIBITOR LISTINGS 76 ADDENDUM 79 PRODUCT INDEX

22-23 MAY 2019 Horncastle Arena, Christchurch

The South Island’s premier technology trade show for the Engineering, Manufacturing and Electronics industries.

SOUTHMACH IS BACK FOR 2019

INTERESTED IN EXHIBITING? Contact our team now 021 314 199 / aad@xpo.co.nz

Organised By

www.southmach.co.nz

Showcase. Educate. Sell.

Sales Manager Aad van der Poel

Operations Manager Nick Batty

Managing Director Brent Spillane

OUR LARGEST EMEX EVER! The largest national technology trade exhibition in New Zealand for the engineering, manufacturing and electronics industries has arrived – along with more than 180 national and international exhibitors bursting at the seams to showcase, educate and sell their leading products and services. Held every two years EMEX is an event that connects 5000+ trade visitors over 3 days with the leading products, services and technology to help them innovate and grow. So what’s new? It’s more like what’s old?! Technology is advancing so fast in this sector that it has inspired us to further develop the Innovation Quarter, where fresh ideas connect with commercial opportunity. We are also introducing a brand-new concept with the support of Callaghan Innovation & Locus Research, The Innovation Lab - a zone created to help foster up-and-coming talent within the industry. Students and start-up engineers will have the opportunity to showcase their ideas and compete for $10,000 worth of prizes to help bring their concepts to life. During the 3 days, EMEX will host more than 28 free seminars delivered by leading industry professionals. From New Product Design & Collaborative Approach, to Metal 3D Printing and Industry 4.0, there will be something for everyone to learn and grow from. Check out the schedule on page 13. EMEX is committed to helping bridge the industry skills gap and demonstrate the great career path that manufacturing and engineering provides for the youth of today. Based on the successful graduate’s programme at SOUTHMACH in 2017, EMEX in conjunction with Competenz & MIT will be introducing “Speedmeets” - an opportunity for secondary and tertiary students to meet with potential employees in seven-minute mini-interviews. The Employers and Training Hub in Hall 1 is where it is all happening. EMEX is proudly supported by numerous leading industry organisations and educational institutions whom we would like to extend our gratitude to; The Manufacturers Network, Competenz, Energy Management Assoc. of NZ, Maintenance Engineers Society New Zealand and Callaghan Innovation. We’d also like to thank our myriad of media partners who have covered the show extensively. If there’s any facet of this show that we can improve on then please send us an email at info@emex.co.nz or join in our growing industry conversation on facebook. Finally, we would like to thank all of the companies that have invested significant time, energy and resources into making this a must attend event for the manufacturing and engineering communities. The exhibitor products and services you experience in the coming 3 days are well suited to showcase kiwi designed manufacturing and engineering in all its facets. Have a great show.

Event Director Tony Waite

Marketing Manager Jodine Small

Published by XPO Exhibitions Ltd

Published for EMEX 2018 EMEX 2018 Team Exhibition Sales Aad van der Poel 021 314 199 aad@xpo.co.nz Operations Nick Batty, Leroy Chai Marketing Jodine Small, Derrick Olivier Graphic Design Louise Brosnan

Accounts Salmaan Sham Events Director Tony Waite Managing Director Brent Spillane Print Management Nicholson Print The listings and information provided in this magazine are supplied by the exhibitors. Whilst all care is taken, XPO Exhibitions will not accept responsibility for incorrect information. Editorial opinion and advertising statements printed in the EMEX magazine do not necessarily reflect the views of XPO Exhibitions Ltd and its staff, unless expressly stated. XPO Exhibitions Ltd Level 3, Orams Marine Village, 152 Beaumont Street, Westhaven, Auckland, 1010

Ph: + 64 9 976 8300, Fx: +64 9 379 3358 E: info@xpo.co.nz, W: www.xpo.co.nz

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EXHIBITORS - ALPHABETICAL

COMPANY NAME

STAND COMPANY NAME

STAND COMPANY NAME

STAND

3D Printing Systems

ET1

Global Machine Tools Global Shop Solutions GWB Machine Tools NZ Haas Factory Outlet HGM - High Grade Metals

4008

Powerbox Pacific

ET15 4068 3051 3013 3063 3074 4052 3077 3008 3044 1070 3073 2084 4054 4031 2046 2000 3076 3067 3032 1056 3051 3010 1029 1028 3000 2022 1041 1063 3034 1040 ET25 2115 3041 3005 ET16 1030 4119 1008 ET26 2036 2048 1050 3030 2064 3061 3015 4105 3006 3064 2034 1066 3042 ET3 ET4 ET6

ACSE

1047 4116 2038 4001

3011

PPT

Advanced Seals & Services

4090 3065 3007 3016 4030 1007 2029 3009 2066 4032 2072 3030 2032 1059 2035 2012 2039 2066 3051 2071 2037 2052 1046 1012 4017 4078 3012 1042 1031 2047 2026 2114 1045 2006 2033 3004 1036 3062 4112 ET5 2031 4114 3075 2030 2013 2110 2055 4058 3035 1065 4101 2076 3050 1035 2045

Precision 3D Printing

Air-Mech

Professional CAD Systems

Airtight Solutions

Prosoft

AM Prom

4037 - 4095

Hi-Q Components

PunchTooling NZ

Amaya Asia Pacific

1021

HTC Tooling

Pyrotek Products Limited

Arburg Aspex

3030 2089 3002

HW Technologies iBASE Technologies

Q-Subs

Radius Benders

Autoline Automation Balluff New Zealand

IFM Electronic Imagin Plastics

RAM 3D Replika

2011 ET17

BASKIVILLE.COM

Industrial Lubricants & Services

Reptech Corporation

Beijing Hengboshan Science & Technology Developm.Co.

Industrial Technologies Innovation LAB start ups

Revolution Precision Machinery

ET7

1000 to 1006

Reynolds Group

Bell Technology

3001 2069 2106 2116 3014 4117 1062 2065 1012 1014 ET13 2075 3051 3020 2007 2066 3040 2020 ET23 1032 2004 2044 ET12 1051 2001 4055 3085 3060 2063 1055 1048 ET 14 4080 1052 4107 3076 ET24 3017 3030 4057 2008

JFY

Ricks Trucking Service Ricoh New Zealand

BOC

Jonel Hydraulics

Boge Compressors Austalia

Kaeser Compressors

Rittal NZ

Braemac

Kemppi

Rivtec

BV Products

Leabourn & Rose

4038-4039

RMI Steel

Bystronic

Lean Projects Leap Australia

Roadrunner Manufacturing NZ Rostech Surface Finishing

CAD Central

Cadpro Systems Caliber Design

Leister

Safety Step NZ Scotia Services Scott Machinery

LEP Engineering Plastics Leussink Engineering Pty

Callaghan Innovation

3080+4011

Casting Technology New Zealand Central Innovation (Intercad)

Linak New Zealand

Semikron

Lincoln Electric Co (NZ)

Shuk Engineering Distributors

Challenge Partners

Linear Motion Locus Research

SICK NZ Simuserv

Chevpac Machinery (NZ)

Cigweld PTY

Machineryhouse (NZ) Pty Machineryseller.co.nz Mandeno Electronics 2015 Manufacturers Network

Solutionists

Clone 3D

Sprockets New Zealand Steelmasters Auckland

CNC Services

Co-Mac

Storicom

Combined Technologies (CTEK)

Manukau Institute of Technology Marsden Maritime Holdings

Sulco Tools

Competenz Civil Supplies

Supply Services

MDH - Mardag

SupplyPoint Systems

Control Devices New Zealand

MESNZ Maintenace Engineering Society of NZ Metal Science Technologies

Supreme Metal Component Solutions

CSE - W Arthur Fisher

Synergy Electronics

DEMM - Engineering & Manufacturing

Syntech Surface Finishing

Metrology Group

Design Energy

Tasman Machinery

MindKits

Digital Weld

TechRentals

Modern Tools

DMG Mori Australia Pty

Tesla

Monocrane 2010

Dyno NZ

The University of Auckland Formula SAE Team Inc.

Mulcahy Engineering National Instruments

ECI Software Solutions

TiTeNZ

Transnet - Ecolight

National Springs & Wire Products NZ New Zealand Engineering News

Torks Precision Engineering

Egmont Air

Total CNC Products

4006+4040

Emona Instruments

Nitto Kohki Australia

Trans Ocean Developments Treotham New Zealand

EMS

NZ Duct & Flex

Energy Management Association NZ Engineering & Compressor Services

NZ Laser

Trotec Laser

NZ Machine Tools

Trumpf

Etech NZ - RMI Steel Services

NZSafety Blackwoods Objective 3D Printing Omron Electronics

Vanguard Group

Eurotec

Vertigo Technologies

Faro

Viking 1978 W & R Jacks

FICEP

Optrel

Filtercorp International

Orbital Tools

Waterworks Wholesale Weldwell New Zealand

Fluke Corporation

Phoenix Contact

Fraser Engineering Services Fuji Xerox New Zealand

ET8

PhoenxPLM

Bar / 2040

Wheelco

4048 2068

Pilz

Wurth

General Compression

Plastic Machinery Solutions Plastic Machinery Works

Zumtobel Group

German New Zealand Chamber of Commerce

1067 2024

Global Communications

Plazmax

4

ENGINEERING, MACHINERY & MANUFACTURING

EXHIBITORS - NUMERICAL

COMPANY NAME

STAND COMPANY NAME

STAND COMPANY NAME

STAND

Innovation LAB start ups

1000 to 1006

Lean Projects

2012 2013 2020 2022 2024 2026 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2037 2038 2039 2044 2045 2046 2047 2048 2052 2055 2063 2064 2065 2066 2066 2066 2068 2069 2071 2072 2075 2076 2084 2089 2106 3000 3001 3002 3004 3005 3006 3007 3008 3009 3010 3011 3012 3013 3014 3015 3016 3017 2110 2114 2115 2116

Chevpac Machinery (NZ)

3020 3030 3030 3030 3030 3032 3034 3035 3040 3041 3042 3044 3050 3051 3051 3051 3051 3060 3061 3062 3063 3064 3065 3067 3073 3074 3075 3076 3077 4008 4017 4030 4031 4032 4048 4052 4054 4055 4057 4058 4068 4078 4080 4090 4101 4105 4107 4112 4114 4116 4117 3085 4001

HW Technologies

1007 1008 1012 1012 1014 1021 1028 1029 1030 1031

Objective 3D Printing

Arburg

TiTeNZ

Co-Mac

FICEP

Caliber Design Locus Research

Steelmasters Auckland Global Communications

JFY

Trumpf

Callaghan Innovation Amaya Asia Pacific

MDH - Mardag

Rostech Surface Finishing

iBASE Technologies NZSafety Blackwoods

Supply Services Phoenix Contact

Solutionists

Simuserv

NZ Duct & Flex Jonel Hydraulics Monocrane 2010

CNC Services

Tesla

Syntech Surface Finishing

Manukau Institute of Technology

Zumtobel Group

Competenz 1032 MESNZ Maintenace Engineering Society of NZ 1035 National Instruments 1036 SupplyPoint Systems 1040 Storicom 1041 Manufacturers Network 1042 MindKits 1045 Linear Motion 1046 ACSE 1047 Egmont Air 1048 Trotec Laser 1050 DEMM - Engineering & Manufacturing 1051 Energy Management Association NZ 1052 Transnet - Eco Light 1055 Semikron 1056 Kaeser Compressors 1059 CAD Central 1062 Sulco Tools 1063 Pilz 1065 Wurth 1066

Wheelco Kemppi

Replika Plazmax

Trans Ocean Developments

Challenge Partners

Linak New Zealand

LEP Engineering Plastics Precision 3D Printing

Air-Mech

Leap Australia

Shuk Engineering Distributors

PhoenxPLM

bar / 2040

Dyno NZ

Control Devices New Zealand Metal Science Technologies

Vertigo Technologies

National Springs & Wire Products NZ

Rittal NZ

Prosoft

Marsden Maritime Holdings Treotham New Zealand Lincoln Electric Co (NZ)

Weldwell New Zealand Haas Factory Outlet

Roadrunner Manufacturing NZ Revolution Precision Machinery

Optrel

ECI Software Solutions

PunchTooling NZ NZ Machine Tools

Vanguard Group Cadpro Systems

Etech NZ - RMI Steel Services

Clone 3D

Q-Subs

Imagin Plastics

Scott Machinery

3080+4011

Leister

DMG Mori Australia Pty Airtight Solutions Total CNC Products Global Machine Tools Machineryhouse (NZ) Pty

General Compression

German New Zealand Chamber of Commerce Reptech Corporation 3D Printing Systems

BOC

4006+4040

1067 1070

Leussink Engineering Pty Industrial Technologies Central Innovation (Intercad) Plastic Machinery Works

ET1 ET3 ET4 ET5 ET6

HTC Tooling

Radius Benders Safety Step NZ

Ricoh New Zealand

Reynolds Group

Industrial Lubricants & Services

Nitto Kohki Australia Scotia Services Ltd

Aspex

AM Prom

4037 - 4095 4038-4039

Boge Compressors Austalia

Leabourn & Rose

Beijing Hengboshan Science & Technology Developm.Co., Fraser Engineering Services

Omron Electronics Metrology Group Synergy Electronics

Fuji Xerox New Zealand

ET7 ET8 ET12 ET13 ET 14 ET15 ET16 ET17 ET23 ET24 ET25 ET26 2000 2001 2004 2006 2007 2008 2010

Pyrotek Products

Ricks Trucking Service

CSE - W Arthur Fisher

Braemac

Digital Weld

Casting Technology New Zealand

Sprockets New Zealand

Filtercorp International

Emona Instruments Powerbox Pacific

Bell Technology

Orbital Tools

Autoline Automation Mulcahy Engineering Tasman Machinery Waterworks Wholesale HGM - High Grade Metals

PPT

TechRentals

Machineryseller.co.nz

BASKIVILLE.COM

EMS

Combined Technologies (CTEK)

GWB Machine Tools NZ Plastic Machinery Solutions

Eurotec

Supreme Metal Component Solutions

RAM 3D

W & R Jacks

Torks Precision Engineering

IFM Electronic

Engineering & Compressor Services New Zealand Engineering News

Rivtec

SICK NZ

Design Energy Civil Supplies Modern Tools Cigweld PTY

Global Shop Solutions Mandeno Electronics 2015 Professional CAD Systems

NZ Laser

Advanced Seals & Services

Bystronic

BV Products Viking 1978

The University of Auckland Formula SAE Team Inc.

Fluke Corporation XPO Exhibitions Balluff New Zealand

4119

Hi-Q Components

2011

Faro

5 WWW.EMEX.CO.NZ

Ramp

Fire Exit

HALL 1

HALL 2

4006 0002 Fire Exit BOULEVARD BOULEVARD INNOVATION QUARTER INNOVATION QUARTER 2030 2005 2007 2052 2114 1030 1051 1049 1065 1061 3065 3085 3073 4008 2006 2065 3004 2110 1008 1067 2064 2063 3020 2066 3002 2115 2055 2004 1014 1031 1050 1066 1007 2029 1048 2028

HALL 3/4

1004

1006

1005

1003

1002

INNOVATION LAB

1001

FLOORPLANS

1012

EMERGING TECHNOLOGY

1000

Fire Exit 2037 1029 1045 1047 1062 1063 1046 1028

1022 1036 1040 1055 1041

1035

MADE IN GERMANY

1032

1042

Employment and Training Hub

EMPLOYMENT/TRAINING HUB

INNOVATION QUARTER

HALL 1

INNOVATION LAB

1059 1060 1052

1056

F H

Made In Germany

1068

1070

1069

1071

Lift Badge Collection Badge Collection Concourse 1234 567 Self Badge Collection

2013

2012

2010

2011

2001

2000

2008

(138Seats)

ET3 ET4 ET5 ET6 ET8 ET7

2020

2022

2035

2024

2026

Food Court

2032

2045

2046

2038

2039 2036

ET17

2044

2047

2048

2031

2033

2034

ET12 ET13

ET24 ET23

HALL 2

W/W

2072

2089 2068 2076

ET16 ET15

Emerging Technology ET14

2075 2071

2069

ET26 ET25

ET1

BAR

INFO

SHOW

1234567 89

2084

2106

2040

2116

FH

3014

3001

3000

3017

3016

3015

3013

3007

3006

3012

Registration

3008

3009

3035 3032

W/W

3011

3005 3051

3010

3030

3060 3061

3044

3042

HALL 4 HALL 3

3063

W/W

3050

3041

3040

3034 3067 F H

3062

3080

3064

3075

3074 3076 3077

F H F H

4001

4011

4017

F H

4032 4037

4052

W/W

4057

4040

4048

4030

4038

4039

4031

4054

4058

4078

W/W

4068

4095

4090

4080

4055

4101

4105

4107

4110

4114

4116

4117

4119

FH

W / W

W / W

W / W

W / W

W / W

Fire Exit

1047 1062 1063

1046

1029 1045

1028

1012

INNOVATION QUARTER

INNOVATION QUARTER

1008

1048

1050

1030

1065

Employment and Training Hub

1007

1066

1049

1061

1051

1067

1031 0002 1032 1042

Made In Germany

1014

1060 1052

1068

1006 INNOVATION LAB

1069

1059

FLOORPLANS - HALL 1

1035

1005

1071

1004

1003

1070

1002

1022 1036 1040

1056

1055

1041

1000

1001

HALL 1 Innovation LAB start ups

Energy Management Association NZ 1052 Transnet - Ecolight 1055 Semikron 1056 Kaeser Compressors 1059 CAD Central 1062 Sulco Tools 1063 Pilz 1065 Wurth 1066 German New Zealand Chamber of Commerce 1067 Reptech Corporation 1070

1000 to 1006

HW Technologies

1007 1008 1012 1012 1014 1021 1028 1029 1030 1031 1032 1035 1036 1040 1041 1042 1045 1046 1047 1048

TiTeNZ

Caliber Design Locus Research

Callaghan Innovation Amaya Asia Pacific

Solutionists

Simuserv

Tesla

Manukau Institute of Technology

Competenz

MESNZ Maintenace Engineering Society of NZ

National Instruments SupplyPoint Systems

Storicom

Manufacturers Network

MindKits

Linear Motion

ACSE

Egmont Air Trotec Laser

1050 DEMM - Engineering & Manufacturing 1051

HALL 2 Rivtec Design Energy Civil Supplies

2031

2000 2001 2004 2006 2007 2008 2011 2012 2013 2020 2022 2024 2026 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2037 2038 2039 2044 2045 2046 2047 2048 2052 2055 2063 2064 2065 2066 2066 2066 2068 2069 2071 2072 2075 2076 2084 2089 2106

BAR

2033

2032

FLOORPLANS - HALL 2 Modern Tools

2040

Cigweld PTY

2034

2038

2013

Fluke Corporation Balluff New Zealand

2084

2075 2071

2039 2036

2020

Lean Projects

2012

2072

Objective 3D Printing

2022

2010

Co-Mac

2068

2076

2089

2045

2044

Steelmasters Auckland Global Communications

2106

2008

MDH - Mardag

2046

2047

2035

2069

iBASE Technologies NZSafety Blackwoods

2011

2048

2037

NZ Duct & Flex Jonel Hydraulics Monocrane 2010

BOULEVARD

Wheelco Kemppi

2052

2007

2110

2065

2006

Trans Ocean Developments

2064

2066

Linak New Zealand

2005

2055

Air-Mech

2063

2030

2114

2028

Leap Australia

ET24 ET23

2004

2029

PhoenxPLM

2040 / Bar

ET26 ET25

2115

Control Devices New Zealand Metal Science Technologies

2024

2001

Emerging Technology

Rittal NZ

2116

2026

ET15

ET16

ET17

Marsden Maritime Holdings Treotham New Zealand Lincoln Electric Co (NZ)

ET14

ET13

ET12

2000

Optrel

ET8

ET3 ET4

ET1

ET7

ET5 ET6

ECI Software Solutions

Vanguard Group Cadpro Systems

Clone 3D

Imagin Plastics

Leister

General Compression

Nitto Kohki Australia

ET5 ET6

BOC

Scotia Services

Leussink Engineering Pty Industrial Technologies Central Innovation (Intercad) Plastic Machinery Works

Beijing Hengboshan Science &Technology Developm.Co. Fraser Engineering Services

ET7 ET8

CSE - W Arthur Fisher ET12 Casting Technology New Zealand ET13 Emona Instruments ET 14 Powerbox Pacific ET15 TechRentals ET16 BASKIVILLE.COM ET17 Combined Technologies (CTEK) ET23 Eurotec ET24 Supreme Metal Component Solutions ET25 Torks Precision Engineering ET26

Reynolds Group

Aspex

Boge Compressors Austalia

Omron Electronics Metrology Group Synergy Electronics

2110 2114 2115 2116 ET1 ET3 ET4

Braemac

3D Printing Systems

Radius Benders Safety Step NZ

3035

4001

3067

3034

4055

4054

4052

3032

3017

4101

4017

3050

4095

4030

3075

3030

3016

4105

3015

4031

3014

3074 3076

3041

3044

4032 4037

3013

3077

4107

3042

3012

4038

4011

3080

3007

3040

3011

3008

4068

3006

4039

3010

3009

FH

BOULEVARD

4110

3065

3073

4040

4090

4006

3020

3004

4008

FLOORPLANS - HALL 3/4

3002

4114

3085

4116

4048

3051

4080

3001

3005

4117

3000

4119

4057

3062

4078

4058

3063

3060 3061

3064

HALL 3 Sprockets New Zealand Autoline Automation Mulcahy Engineering Tasman Machinery Waterworks Wholesale HGM - High Grade Metals Bell Technology

Total CNC Products Fuji Xerox New Zealand Pyrotek Products Limited Ricks Trucking Service

4040 4048 4052 4054 4055 4057 4058 4068 4078 4080 4090 4095

LEP Engineering Plastics Precision 3D Printing

3051 3051 3051 3060

3000 3001 3002 3004 3005 3006 3007 3008 3009 3010 3011 3012 3013 3014 3015 3016 3017 3020 3030 3030 3030 3030 3032 3034 3035 3040 3041 3042 3044 3050 3051

Shuk Engineering Distributors

Dyno NZ

Digital Weld

Vertigo Technologies 3061 National Springs & Wire Products NZ 3062 Prosoft 3063 Weldwell New Zealand 3064 Haas Factory Outlet 3065 Roadrunner Manufacturing NZ 3067 Revolution Precision Machinery 3073 PunchTooling NZ 3074 NZ Machine Tools 3075 Etech NZ - RMI Steel Services 3076 RMI Steel 3076 Q-Subs 3077 Scott Machinery 3080 DMG Mori Australia Pty 3085 HALL 4 Airtight Solutions 4001 Total CNC Products 4006 Global Machine Tools 4008 Scott Machinery 4011 Machineryhouse (NZ) Pty 4017 HTC Tooling 4030 Ricoh New Zealand 4031 Industrial Lubricants & Services 4032 AM Prom 4037 Leabourn & Rose 4038 Leabourn & Rose 4039

Filtercorp International

Orbital Tools

PPT

RAM 3D

Machineryseller.co.nz

IFM Electronic

EMS

SICK NZ

GWB Machine Tools NZ

Global Shop Solutions Mandeno Electronics 2015 Professional CAD Systems

AM Prom

Plastic Machinery Solutions

4101

W & R Jacks 4105 Engineering & Compressor Services 4107 New Zealand Engineering News 4112 NZ Laser 4114 Advanced Seals & Services 4116 Bystronic 4117 The University of Auckland Formula SAE Team Inc. 4119

BV Products Viking 1978

Hi-Q Components

Faro

Chevpac Machinery (NZ)

Arburg

FICEP

JFY

Trumpf

Rostech Surface Finishing

Supply Services Phoenix Contact

CNC Services

Syntech Surface Finishing

Zumtobel Group

Replika Plazmax

Challenge Partners

NEW PRODUCT SHOWCASE

UBCO

The 2018 2x2 continues the ground breaking design of UBCO’s first generation 2-wheel drive utility electric vehicle. Driven by a powerful Lithium-ion Battery with no clutch or drivetrain, no emissions and no noise, the 2018 2x2 shares the same iconic DNA as its predecessor; but the design conceals over 130 new or renewed parts out of a total of 150 parts. Delivering advanced communications, improved sealing, more torque, new regenerative braking, and an increased range, alongside its newly minted road legal status, the 2x2 is ready to take on any adventure.

All terrain, all purpose, all UBCO.

www. ubcobikes.com Stand 1012

A NEW PRODUCT THAT’S AS OLD AS THE HILLS

MARSDEN POINT - The Future of Business is Here.

Business growth isn’t all good news when your current location has you bursting at the seams, urban traffic is playing havoc with your supply chain, and your staff can’t afford housing nearby. But ample, affordable land awaits at Marsden Point, just over one hour’s drive of North Auckland. Established business and industrial zones are ready for development and lease, in a spacious environment that includes beaches, recreation opportunities, fantastic scenery and a range of housing options. Marsden Maritime Holdings Ltd welcomes enquiries, visit our stand & go into a draw for 2 nights accommodation and dinner at Marsden Cove Marina!

www.marsdenpoint.nz Stand 2047

10 ENGINEERING, MACHINERY & MANUFACTURING

NEW PRODUCT SHOWCASE

ECOMMERCE SOLUTIONS FOR MANUFACTURERS

Built for B2B, the InsiteCommerce platform incorporates many out of the box features to meet the complex business back-end needs and deliver personalised customer experiences for a seamless online buying process. Forrester named Insite a leader in B2B commerce for being laser-focused on B2B and client-focused. The built-in admin interface gives access to user role management and allows for configuration of important business rules such as product restrictions, promotions, customer specific pricing, quotes, budget and approval workflows. The integration architecture was engineered to accommodate any number of integration points and data transfer methods for common

ERP, PIM, CRM, DAM and other business management systems for a truly unified commerce environment.

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THE NEW OPTRIS Xi 80 & Xi 400 INFRARED CAMERAS

The Xi series is a fusion between a robust, compact pyrometer and an advanced IR camera. The integrated spot finder function enables accurate temperature measurements in moving objects without having to readjust the sensor. Both models have built in analogue and digital inputs/outputs. Both Xi models are equipped with a motorized focus enabling remote focusing via software. The sensors come with a resolution of up to 382 x 288 pixels, a frame rate of up to 80Hz and a temperature range from -20 to 900°C.

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NEW PRODUCT SHOWCASE

EXPERT LOGGER – THE LATEST GENERATION OF STAND-ALONE DATALOGGERS

New generation Dataloggers combine the latest communication with advanced measurement technologies. Launched in three versions, capable of processing 16, 32 or 46 analog input channels. Up to 8 digital inputs/outputs and one SDI12 interface also available. Areas of application; product testing, environmental measurement technology, laboratory data acquisition, research and development, trials and testing. Analog inputs are galvanically isolated from each other. A 24-bit A/D converter ensures fast, precision sampling rates of up to 50 measurements /second / channel. 4 GB memories that can independently store up to 100 million measurement values with date and time stamps.

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CALIBER DESIGN - SECONDED ENGINEERING SERVICE

Talented engineers, when & where you need them. Whether you have a shortage of resources, a looming deadline, a skill gap that needs to be filled, or just need some fresh design thinking on a project … we have talented engineers available who can hit the ground running. Our engineers work on your site, breaking down traditional barriers associated with the use of consultants. Reduce costs – only pay for design resource when it’s required Reduce time to market – faster product development through short term use of external design resource Targeted resource – get the specific skills you need, when you need them

No overheads – no recruitment or overhead costs

www.caliberdesign.co.nz Stand 1012

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SEMINARS 2018 DAY 1

09:30 AM DIETER ADAM | THE MANUFACTURERS NETWORK Closing the Gaps: Short and long-term measures to address the skills shortages in manufacturing.

10:15 AM PAUL HOLLINGS | MANUKAU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Vocational Education and Training (VET) - how MIT makes it work for industry.

TODAY’S TOPICS:

• Skill shortages in Industry

• New Product Design & Collaborative Approach

11:00 AM SAMANTHA MCNAUGHTON & KIRK SPINKS | COMPETENZ Why a highly-skilled workforce is critical for success

• Opportunities and Challenges of IoT in Product Design • Metal 3D printing and the use of Titanium

• Workplace Health & Safety

11:45 AM JONATHAN PRINCE & DANIEL FARIS | CALIBER DESIGN & LOCUS RESEARCH Alone we are smart; together we are brilliant. How to collaborate successfully - Stabicraft Fisher 1600 Case Study

12:30 PM OLIVER NEULAND | NEULAND DESIGN Fitting Cinderella’s shoe - Opportunities and challenges of IoT in Product Design

1:15 PM MIKE FRY | TITANIUM TECHNOLOGY NZ Development trends in 3D printing of metal.

2:00 PM CK KAN | APAC REGIONAL DIRECTOR, DESKTOP METAL Learn how advances in metal 3D printing are changing the engineering landscape.

2:45 PM KARL DAHM | CALLAGHAN INNOVATION (TITENZ) New Opportunities for Titanium parts made in New Zealand

3:30 PM BARRY ROBINSON & CRAIG CARLYLE | MESNZ The Emperor still wears fluro clothes / Demystifying the H & S legislation

4:15 PM BRIAN ANDERSON | PILZ Your Machine vs Legislation - Do You Comply?

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SEMINARS 2018

09:30 AM ROBERT BLACHE | CALLAGHAN INNOVATION Additive Manufacturing - where the world is heading and how New Zealand is tracking 10:15 AM JONATHAN ZYZALO | FUJI XEROX Additive Manufacturing: What’s in it for my business?

DAY 2

TODAY’S TOPICS:

• Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) • Industry 4.0 and various industry applications

11:00 AM WARWICK DOWNING | RAM 3D “Beyond the Hype; Growing a Metal AM Industry”

11:45 AM RICHARD BARNES | MINDKITS Manufacturing Using Lost PLA Casting. Investment Casting 3D Prints.

12:30 PM IRA MUNN | IEROSPACE INDUSTRIES How 3D-Printing will Disrupt the Automotive Industry - Introducing ‘The Drop’

1:15 PM NATHAN STANTIALL | CALLAGHAN INNOVATION Demystifying Industry 4.0.

2:00 PM WOLFGANG MAHANTY | OPTIMUM GMBH Industry 4.0 in practice: Assistance systems and their possibilities

2:45 PM JASON MAIR | SICK Driving your Industry 4ward

3:30 PM DAVID GREEN | KEMPPI Industrial Welding solutions in the context of Industry 4.0 4:15 PM JEFF COYLE | KAESER Industry 4.0 and how compressors and compressor control systems are changing as a result

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09:30 AM DIETER ADAM | THE MANUFACTURERS NETWORK Rolling out advanced manufacturing technologies in New Zealand - How far have we got?

DAY 3

10:15 AM OLIVER MARSHALL | SIMUSERV Addressing Challenges for Additive Manufacturing Technology through Finite Element Method.

TODAYS TOPICS: • Advanced Manufacturing and the challenges it faces

• Augmented Reality in Manufacturing

• New Product Design & The Collaborative Approach

11:00AM STEPHEN PERUCH | PHOENXPLM Enabling Digitalization

• Re-Imagine your Marketing

• Energy Efficiency is the New Black

11:45 AM ALLAN THOMPSON | LEAP AUSTRALIA Augmented Reality (AR) in Manufacturing

12:30 PM JONATHAN PRINCE & DANIEL FARIS | CALIBER DESIGN & LOCUS RESEARCH Making Collaboration Work. Stories of kiwi success – Ubco 2x2 electric bike case study

1:15 PM SEAN HOFER | STORICOM Inbound Marketing for Manufacturing - Better Qualified Leads 2:00 PM MIKE HOPKINS | ENERGY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION NZ Energy Efficiency is the New Black

2:45 PM CRAIG CARLYLE | MESNZ Lean Maintenance made simple

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THE MANUFACTURERS’ NETWORK AT EMEX 2018

Editorial by Dieter Adam, CE, The Manufacturers’ Network

THE MANUFACTURERS’ NETWORK IS COMING TO EMEX 2018!

Ambitious and goal-oriented, our manufacturers are driven by the desire to be the best of the best – and see international competitors not as their idols, but rivals. Confident and proud, the products speak for themselves, and help showcase our innovative edge – proving our capability to achieve the best results at home in New Zealand. We Support Your Business • By acting as a focal point of relevant information that we proactively share with you. • Through presentations that are tailored for manufacturers, led by industry experts and key influencers. • By providing training courses on key topics that will advance your business and support smarter operations. • By helping you expand into new markets. • By providing free export documentation that allows you to gain the benefits of FTAs. We Connect You • To other manufacturers’ knowledge, experience and expertise, both in person and electronically though Network Assist. • To like-minded people through unique peer learning, networking events and factory tours. • By providing opportunities to meet and engage with officials, politicians and leaders/influencers.

EMEX is a great chance to get a firsthand look at some of the equipment and technology available to improve productivity in your business – an ever critical part of maintaining and improving our manufacturing businesses.

At our EMEX stall we are going to highlight some of the exciting work being done by manufacturers in New Zealand, showing off some of their products and innovations. We want to talk to those manufacturers who attend, discuss how your business is going, the technology on show and manufacturing in New Zealand more generally. If you’re attending EMEX, come say hello and have a chat to our staff and myself. The Manufacturers’ Network is a group of globally competitive New Zealand manufacturers who want to grow their businesses, and New Zealand’s economy, through collaboration, innovation and the exchange of knowledge and ideas. Backed by 137 years of knowledge, we’re leading our sector into the future.

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We Speak Up On Your Behalf • We listen to your views and act on issues. Your views inform everything we do, from raising them directly with politicians and Government officials, to making formal submissions on your behalf. • We work proactively with media to change the perception of and promote understanding of manufacturing, reflecting its true value, growth, and employment opportunities. • We focus solely on manufacturing and exporting, which allows us to speak up on the issues that really matter to your business, without compromise. THE MANUFACTURERS’ NETWORK HAS AN ONGOING FOCUS ON HELPING OUR MEMBERS BE AWARE OF THE POSSIBILITIES AND CHALLENGES THAT COME WITH CHANGING TECHNOLOGY, SPECIFICALLY, THAT OF INDUSTRY 4.0/ AND OTHER ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES. Getting real practical advice on how other companies have implemented new technology is often the best way to grasp how your own business can benefit. Our work in this area include: Peer-to-peer learning and sharing of experience, site

visits to see technology in action, study tours overseas, expert led events and building connections with vendors and overseas companies, experts and institutions. Our overseas study tours have included a trip to Germany to visit the Hanover Fair, and a trip to Melbourne to see a number of companies who have found different ways to incorporate Industry 4.0 technology into their production. There is another study trip, the Internet of Manufacturing Trek 2018, organized in collaboration with Callaghan Innovation, the EMA and The Manufacturers’ Network. This trip will involve visiting the Internet of Manufacturing Conference in Chicago and a number of side visits to see leading US factories involved in implementing this technology.

Come visit The Manufacturers’ Network stand at EMEX 2018, and look out for the time table to catch both of these presentations.

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COMPETENZ

WHY A HIGHLY- SKILLED WORKFORCE IS CRITICAL FOR SUCCESS

ENSURING STAFF HAVE THE RIGHT SKILLS NOW AND IN THE FUTURE IS VITAL FOR THE SUSTAINABILITY, PRODUCTIVITY AND GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS OF NEW ZEALAND’S ENGINEERING INDUSTRY. Fiona Kingsford, Chief Executive of industry training organisation Competenz, says industrial changes, innovations and automation are changing the number and types of jobs in New Zealand and, more critically, the sort of knowledge and skills people in the industry need to develop. “We know that unqualified and low-skilled positions are predicted to have the highest probability of replacement by computerisation or machines. It’s challenging to keep up with the changes, let alone anticipate the workforce requirements to respond. “While employers may not be able to protect jobs from automation, we can collectively be responsible for protecting our people and preparing them for change through ongoing training and reskilling.” Infometrics data shows that 23,553 people were employed in mechanical engineering sector in 2016, which is 1.8% higher than 2015. Of those, 4,904 were medium to high-skilled professionals, 18,445 were medium-skilled technicians and trades workers, and 205 were low-skilled labourers.

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NEW ZEALAND AND MORE THAN 26,000 TRAINEES AND APPRENTICES

– 4,200 OF THOSE IN THE ENGINEERING SECTOR AND 3,400 IN MANUFACTURING.

“Working with so many firms we gain valuable insight into the workforce challenges people are facing every day,” Kingsford says. “Because we know the engineering and manufacturing industries really well, we can design workforce development solutions to help businesses realise both immediate and long- term gains.” On-the-job training without the fees The government has made it more affordable for employers to train people on-the-job with two years fees-free industry training through Competenz. This means the costs usually paid by employers, apprentices and trainees in the first two years will now be free for some people. Apprentices can check their eligibility at www.feesfree.govt.nz before signing a training agreement. The policy came into effect on 1 January 2018 and Competenz is already signing up people who qualify for funding. “There’s no better time to take on an apprentice,” Kingsford says. “For people already working in the industry who haven’t completed tertiary training before, it’s an opportunity to start getting qualified at no cost. “Your workers will grow their skills and knowledge and gain NZQA-recognised qualifications while learning on-the-job.” TALK TO COMPETENZ AT EMEX Competenz staff will be at EMEX to discuss apprenticeships, training and workforce development solutions. Come and see us at the Employment and Training Hub.

THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR WILL NEED TO FIND MORE THAN 12,000 PEOPLE BY 2022 TO PREDOMINANTLY REPLACE WORKERS WHO RETIRE OR LEAVE. APPROXIMATELY HALF OF THE WORKFORCE HAS NO POST- SCHOOL QUALIFICATION. Training and education are essential for responding to rapidly advancing technology, succession planning and ongoing profitability and competitive advantage. “Through our ongoing dialogue with businesses, there is concern within the engineering and manufacturing sectors about the lack of team leaders and tradespeople who possess managerial skills,” Kingsford says. “This is highly- relevant to workforce development as research consistently highlights that there is a link between quality of management and the productivity of the business.” COMPETENZ WORKS WITH MORE THAN 3,500 COMPANIES AROUND

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NZ MANUFACTURER

“COMPANIES NEED TO SHAPE, NOT PREDICT, THE MARKET” Doug Green, Publisher, NZ Manufacturer WELCOME TO EMEX 2018! YOU WILL HAVE A GREAT TIME MEETING INNOVATORS ON THEIR STANDS, SHARING BUSINESS STORIES WITH FELLOW VISITORS AND ENHANCE YOUR BANK OF SKILLS, LISTENING TO KEY BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY SPEAKERS WHO WILL SHARE WITH YOU SOUND THINKING AND SOUND IDEAS TO BENEFIT YOUR COMPANY GOING FORWARD. Focussing on issues such as business regulation, staff retention and succeeding in the high technology world, which can be daunting, challenging us to perpetually review the future. Instead of just gradually improving or creating new products and services, businesses now need to look at everything that impacts on what they make and how it is used – and shape that wider ecosystem. Nearly always, this will involve collaborating with other firms and players - sometimes even with competitors. You find the competitive edge or a way to collaborate. NEW ZEALAND FIRMS SEEM TO HAVE THE FUNDAMENTALS OF WHAT IT TAKES TO SHAPE MARKETS, BUT VERY FEW ARE DOING IT – WHICH IS LIKELY RESULTING IN MANY LOST OPPORTUNITIES AND PRODUCT FAILURES. THE NEW TPP AGREEMENT MAY WELL BE THE CHANGE OF DIRECTION YOU NEED. These are some of the conventional-wisdom-busting conclusions reached by University of Auckland researchers, Associate Professor Suvi Nenonen and Professor Kaj Storbacka, from their three-year research project into market innovation. Market innovation means deliberately shaping existing markets or creating whole new ones. It often involves tech innovations, but not necessarily. It is about identifying the bottlenecks in the wider system – points where the need for a resource holds everything up - and fixing them. For instance, switching your business model from selling to leasing machinery means that customers need less capital to acquire the machinery, which makes the market bigger. ENGINEERING THE EXOSKELETON - FROM ALIENS TO MECHANICALLY ENHANCED HUMANS It’s called “market-shaping” or “market innovation”.

ENGINEERING THE EXOSKELTON

Editorial & Photos - Doug Green, NZ Manufacturer

SouthMACH. Inspired by the ‘power loader’ exoskeleton worn by Sigourney Weaver’s character in Aliens, Richard Little set out to design and build a pair of robotic legs. The resulting Rex Suits are operated by a joystick that allows the wearer to walk, move sideways, turn around, climb stairs, and exercise. Exoskeletons are hyped up as devices that will allow the injured and paralysed to walk,

elderly and stroke sufferers to remain independent for longer, the military to get more from soldiers, and even turn all of us into mechanically enhanced humans. THEY HAVE CAPTURED THE IMAGINATION OF RESEARCHERS ACROSS THE WORLD, FROM START-UPS TO NASA. A Scots-born engineer, Richard says he was motivated to develop the system after his childhood best friend Robert Irving was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Little and Irving co- founded Rex Bionics in 2003. Richard is passionate about using technology and particularly robotics to help people. Little said it was hard to describe the experience of watching someone stand and walk after being in a wheelchair for years. And to set you in the mood for a meal at EMEX do what Manoush Zomorodi explores the concept of “How boredom can lead to your most brilliant ideas.”

Here is an example of the innovation you often find at EMEX and

Manoush is great on practical advice like realising just how much

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time you’re spending on the phone each day.

your company with the required technology to be at the front of the pack. You may rarely visitor a trade show or a business gathering, like those organised by GETBA, or a business group in your community. So, you are here…for a meeting with like minded people determined to be innovative and create new markets and opportunities.

Many of us who’ve struggled with creative work know that we have to allow ourselves to get bored, that we can’t simply work

Enjoy the mingling…you won’t be disappointed.

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on them when we’re “in the mood.” That’s the difference between a hobby and something bigger. EMEX is what something bigger for you may well come from; the place to be to consider the competitive advantage, to equip

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CALLAGHAN INNOVATION

CALLAGHAN INNOVATION HELPS BUSINESSES DEVELOP AND COMMERCIALISE TECHNOLOGY AND PREPARES THEM FOR THE FUTURE. Callaghan Innovation is New Zealand’s business innovation agency. The manufacturing sector, ready and willing to grow and advance through innovation, is a key focus for much of Callaghan Innovation’s engagement and services. Last year, Callaghan Innovation has helped 891 manufacturing firms grow their business using technology. Callaghan Innovation aims to inspire and connect manufacturers to emerging and disruptive technologies. Digital advances are changing the way manufacturing ecosystems work – from product design, to production, to how customers use these products. Sensors now capture information along the value chain, providing the basis for businesses to increase quality, reliability and productivity, to predict maintenance, to reduce downtime, to save costs and to introduce entirely new business models.

Callaghan Innovation connects businesses to the networks, capability and funding they need to succeed through technology, unlocking future economies and enabling a more confident and successful New Zealand. It offers services and programmes targeted at the manufacturing sector, including: • Access to a large team of scientists and engineers dedicated to solving tough technical problems, from advanced engineering, automation and manufacturing technology to designing smart systems that react appropriately to new situations. • Expertise on digital automation and robotics solutions, e.g. through providing collaborative robots which manufacturing businesses can trial. • Access to new and emerging technologies around digitalisation of manufacturing, sensor technologies, Internet of Things and design and engineering for 3d printing/additive manufacturing. • Opportunities to connect with national and international thought leadership and events showcasing innovative approaches and technologies.

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