Annual calibration is an essential part of maintaining confidence in your test equipment. We’ve made the process easier than ever.

We’ve invested in new systems and improved processes to save you time and give you greater visibility throughout the entire calibration process.

Here’s what’s new:

New Online Booking
• Book your calibration or repair online in minutes.
• No more printing, scanning or emailing PDF forms.
• Simply complete the online form and you’re ready to send your equipment.

Track Your Calibration Online
• Check the progress of your calibration or repair at any time.
• View the estimated completion date without needing to phone or email.
• Stay informed throughout the entire process.

Plant History
• Access the complete service history of your instruments.
• View previous calibrations and repairs for your account.
• Maintain accurate records for quality systems and compliance.

Faster Turnaround Times
• We’ve streamlined our internal processes to reduce turnaround times and minimise equipment downtime.

Dedicated Service Help Desk
• Our new help desk provides faster responses to booking, progress and technical enquiries, ensuring you receive prompt assistance whenever you need it.

Why Customers are Changing to Emona

We know that choosing a calibration provider isn’t just about the certificate. It’s about working with a team that communicates clearly, keeps you informed and returns your equipment as quickly as possible. Whether you have one tester or an entire fleet of instruments, our goal is to make calibration one less thing you have to worry about.

Book your next calibration online and discover a faster, simpler way to manage your test equipment. Click here for more information: Emona Calibration Service.

View our 20 page short form catalogue covering our range of engineering teaching and research equipment. With 24 categories of equipment, from Aerospace to 3D Printers & Additive Manufacturing, and summaries outlining the world’s leading manufacturers. This Short Form is essential for teachers and lecturers in vocational and university engineering teaching.

Download: Emona 2026 Engineering Teaching & Research Equipment Short Form Catalogue

Emona is proud to announce our appointment as the Australia and New Zealand distributor for EOS GmbH. EOS is a global leader in industrial 3D printing, specializing in polymer selective laser sintering (SLS) and metal laser powder bed fusion (DMLS).

EOS systems enable high-precision, scalable production of complex, lightweight, and functional parts across aerospace, automotive, medical, and tooling industries, supporting prototyping, series manufacturing, and certified end-use applications.

Key sectors supported by EOS Systems:

To learn more about EOS polymer and metal 3D printers, click: EOS Additive Manufacturing Systems

 

For almost 10 years Emona has been bringing engineering quality 3D printers to the Australian market, with brands such as Markforged and Formlabs.

Now we are finally confident to introduce an engineering quality FDM printer at a truly affordable price. The Bambu Labs X1E is the ideal printer for both entry level users looking at introducing additive manufacturing to their workshop or laboratory, through to engineering applications looking for an additional or back-up FDM printer for quick prototyping or fixtures on the factory floor.

Designed for universities, industry, and defence users, the X1E provides a build area of 256*256*256 mm³, superior thermoplastics surface finish with a range of professional features including a heated chamber, air filtration and enhanced network security and enterprise features.

For more information, click: https://emona.com.au/products/high-performance-3d-printers/3d-printers/bambu-lab-x1e.html

The PicoScope 3000E Series achieves several “firsts” for USB powered scopes: first to 500 MHz, first to 5 GS/s sampling, first with over 1 GS of buffer memory.

The PicoScope 3000E Series is a range of USB-powered PC oscilloscopes which are small, light, portable and provide high-performance specifications ideal for engineers working on advanced electronics and diverse embedded system technologies, either in the laboratory or on the move.

Supported by the advanced PicoScope 7 Test and Measurement software, the PicoScope 3000E Series enables the rapid cost-effective debug and performance validation of complex analog and power electronic designs. It also offers an ideal package for many other applications including embedded systems design, research, test, education, service and repair.

With compact size, low cost and input bandwidths up to 500 MHz, there is no compromise on performance. This bandwidth is matched by a real-time sampling rate of up to 5 GS/s, enabling detailed display of high frequency signals.

PicoScope 3000E Series Highlights
• 350 MHz or 500 MHz with 5 GS/s sampling rate
• 10-bit resolution (14 bits using enhanced resolution)
• 2 GS ultra-deep capture memory
• Function/arbitrary waveform generator included
• Compact, portable and USB powered
• 40 serial protocol decoders included as standard
• Segmented memory, persistence and fast waveform updates
• Advanced math, measurements, masks and digital triggering
• PicoScope 7 for Windows®, Mac® & Linux® with free updates
• Support for LabView®, MATLAB® and writing your own code
• 5-year warranty and free technical support

For more information, click: https://emona.com.au/products/electronic-test-measure/oscilloscopes/picoscope-3418e.html
The DHO-800 & DHO-900 series are RIGOL’s newest high-performance 12 bit economical digital oscilloscopes. Though ultra-portable in design, they offer truly superior performance. The series feature 12bit resolution, a capture rate up to 1,000,000 wfms/s (in UltraAcquire Mode), 25 Mpts & 50 Mpts memory depth, and low noise.

The DHO-900 series also support 16 digital channels. One instrument can make an analysis on both analog and digital signals to meet the embedded design and test scenarios. With an affordable price, you can access auto serial and parallel bus analysis, bode plot analysis, and other functions to meet test demands in R&D,
education, and scientific research.

DHO-800 Series Highlights
• Ultra-low noise floor, purer signal, never miss the small signals
• Up to 12 bits resolution for all the models of this series
• Analog bandwidth of 70MHz & 100 MHz, 2 & 4 analog channels, external trigger output (std.) available for the dual-channel model
• Max. real-time sample rate of 1.25 GSa/s
• Max. memory depth of 25 Mpts
• Vertical sensitivity range: 500 μV/div to 10 V/div
• Max. capture rate of 1,000,000 wfms/s (in UltraAcquire mode)
• Digital phosphor display with real-time 256-level intensity grading
• Waveform search and navigation function allows you to debug the signal anomalies faster
• 7″ (1024×600) capacitive multi-touch screen
• Brand new Flex Knob brings user-friendly experience
• USB Device & Host, LAN, and HDMI interfaces (std.) for all the models of this series

DHO-900 Series Highlights
• Ultra-low noise floor, purer signal, never miss the small signals
• Up to 12 bits resolution for all the models of this series
• Analog bandwidth of 125 MHz & 250 MHz, 4 analog channels
• 16 digital channels (std.), logic probe required to be purchased
• Max. real-time sample rate of 1.25 GSa/s
• Max. memory depth of 50 Mpts
• Vertical sensitivity range: 200 μV/div to 10 V/div
• Max. capture rate of 1,000,000 wfms/s (in UltraAcquire mode)
• Digital phosphor display with real-time 256-level intensity grading
• Integrates the AFG function, bode plot analysis, histogram, digital signal analysis, and etc
• Waveform search and navigation function allows you to debug the signal anomalies faster
• 7″ (1024×600) capacitive multi-touch screen
• Brand new Flex Knob brings user-friendly experience
• USB Device & Host, LAN, and HDMI interfaces (std.) for all the models of this series

For more information, click: https://emona.com.au/DHO800-900

We have prepared a detailed EVSE Testing Overview to help electrical contractors navigate the testing requirements for EVSE systems and solutions available.

 This detailed overview covers:

​To download the document, click: EVSE Testing Overview

Markforged Precise PLA lets you go from concept to production all on the same platform.


What is Precise PLA?

Precise PLA is Markforged’s specialized version of one of the most common prototyping materials in the additive manufacturing industry, Polylactic Acid (PLA). Markforged will offer Precise PLA in eight color options – yellow, red, green, blue, orange, black, white, and gray. The Digital Forge has been calibrated, with changes in Eiger software, to print Precise PLA with excellent quality and repeatability. At $92 ex GST per 600cc spool Precise PLA now makes for a cost-efficient option for assessing designs using the Digital Forge.

When Should I use Precise PLA vs Onyx™ or Continuous Fibers?

We recommend Precise PLA as a more cost-effective option for prototypes, fit checks, or any other applications that don’t need the enhanced mechanical properties of Onyx and/or continuous fiber. Additionally, the distinct colors can enhance usability and safety of shop tools and fixtures by facilitating communicative color codes.

PLA is not compatible with continuous fiber, so as a rule of thumb, if your part needs to be stronger, or more impact/heat resistant than your typical plastic, we recommend Onyx and the appropriate continuous fiber. To learn more about the many applications addressable with continuous fiber, check out this white paper. We anticipate many engineers and designers will first prototype designs using Precise PLA and then move into the production version using Onyx reinforced with continuous carbon fiber.

Incredible Versatility. Built for the Entire Product Lifecycle

Historically, Markforged users have created mission critical, tools and end use parts with Markforged’s high quality printers and high-strength materials. By bringing cost-effective prototyping materials and functional applications together on one simple-to-use platform, Markforged now offers users a more streamlined approach to bringing final designs to life.

“A material devoted to lower-cost concept models and prototypes was a top feature request from Markforged customers. We heard this feedback and fine tuned our software and printers to print in Precise PLA, now giving our users an added dimension of versatility. We also hope this update empowers our customers to have a little more fun in the design process with the added splash of colors. This is just one more example of how the Digital Forge constantly powers new applications and gets better as we take in more data and feedback from our install base.” Said President and CEO, Shai Terem.

Availability, Printer Compatibility, and Usage

Precise PLA is now available on our webs shop. The new material will print on Mark Two (Gen 2) and Onyx Pro (Gen 2) desktop series printers, which are equipped with our latest A3648 extruder, as well as all industrial series printers with the second-generation A3648 extruder. Check out this support article if you’re unsure which generation your extruder is from. As a maintenance procedure specific to Precise PLA, you’ll also need to occasionally purge the print head, so be sure to pick up a purge rod the first time you buy spools of Precise PLA.

For more information, click: https://www.emona.com.au/markforged

The Fuse 1 brings powerful Surface Armor technology, a 30% powder refresh rate and new versatile Nylon 12 and Nylon 11 powders to deliver a simplified industrial 3D printing workflow at a fraction of the cost of traditional industrial SLS printers.

Formlabs, a leading 3D printing company, has launched the world’s first benchtop industrial selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printer, the Fuse 1, to enable engineers, designers, and manufacturers at all levels to rethink product development, hybrid manufacturing, and end-use production. Additionally, the company launched Fuse Sift, a post-processing system for the Fuse 1, and Nylon 12 Powder, Formlabs’ first powder material for Fuse 1, to provide users with a straightforward end-to-end SLS workflow.

SLS technology has long been trusted by engineers and large manufacturers for its ability to print strong, functional prototypes and end-use parts, but its high cost and complex workflow have historically confined it to large companies. The Fuse 1 and Fuse Sift improve on the unique advantages offered by SLS, while bringing it within reach for companies of all sizes and types through unprecedented affordability and ease of use.

“The Form 1 redefined stereolithography (SLA) printing for the additive manufacturing industry 10 years ago, and now the Fuse 1 is bringing the same reliability and accessibility standard that Formlabs customers expect of industrial 3D printing,” said Max Lobovsky, CEO and co-founder of Formlabs. “SLS 3D printing shouldn’t be solely for those with big budgets, it needs to be accessible so all companies — from startup to big manufacturer — can benefit from the design freedom and high productivity SLS 3D printing provides.”

The Fuse 1 will enable Formlabs to substantially expand the market size for industrial 3D printing, unlocking truly production-ready 3D printing to an entirely new set of customers. Formlabs’ complete end-to-end SLS printing system takes the guesswork and challenges out of creating strong, functional parts all while minimizing costs, freeing many organizations from their reliance on expensive and slow external solutions.

“We previously used an outsourced injection-molding workflow to deliver prosthetic fingers to patients young and old, helping them improve mobility and increase functionality; but this process was extremely slow and did not allow for the personalization needed for each patient,” said Matthew Mikosz, founder of Partial Hand Solutions and Fuse 1 beta user. “Fuse 1 gives us the design freedom needed to truly customize our prosthetics and the high productivity and throughput necessary to quickly get this solution to our patients.”

After seven years of development, Formlabs is delivering on its promise to bring this powerful technology to market at an affordable price point without compromising quality. Engineers, product designers, and manufacturers choose SLS printers for their design freedom, high productivity and throughput, low cost per part, and proven track record. The Fuse 1 enables users to take control of their entire product development process, from iterating on your first concept design to manufacturing ready-to-use products in production-ready nylon.

Fuse 1 features include:

For more information, click: https://www.emona.com.au/formlabs

RIGOL have released the new DS70000 Series StationMax Digital Oscilloscopes powered by the new UltraVision III platform. The DS70000 Series is available in either 3 or 5 GHz bandwidths and combines the new UltraVision III oscilloscope technology and UltraReal spectrum analysis technology into RIGOL’s most powerful test and measurement instrument ever.

The innovative UltraVision III platform combines updated oscilloscope and spectrum analysis technology with its custom front-end Phoenix ASIC chipset to expand RIGOL solutions into new applications. In addition to 3 or 5 GHz bandwidths, StationMax provides 4 channels, 20 GSamples/sec sample rate (10 GSa/sec on all channels), 1 million waveforms/sec capture rate, 2 Gpts maximum storage depth, and high resolution measurements up to 16 bits.

StationMax leverages technology to provide Real-Time Oscilloscope and Spectrum Analyzer functionality. The DS70000 series delivers new performance, speed and analysis capabilities, as well as a completely new interface designed for the 15.6″ multi-touch display. Powerful analysis capabilities include real-time spectrum analysis, multi-domain analysis, eye diagram and jitter analysis, high speed bus compliance, and serial bus decoding.

“We are extremely proud to introduce such a dynamic technology set to engineers and excited for all of the new applications it fulfills”, stated Chris Armstrong, Director of Product Marketing for RIGOL USA.”StationMax allows us to provide outstanding solutions for high-speed analog and digital design verification. With our new probe solutions up to 7 GHz, engineers can now capture and analyze their most sensitive signals with an instrument that provides RIGOL’s well known combination of capability and value. Design and failure analysis engineers working in research, semiconductor, RF, and IoT markets can now utilize RIGOL solutions at the chip, device, and system level for their debugging and testing applications.”

StationMax is designed for ease of use and convenience. The 15.6″ display features an electronically controlled tilt function to optimize viewing and usability. This intuitive touch multi-panel display simplifies analysis by isolating important measurements in separate windows including real-time spectrum view, multiple FFT and math functions, jitter, and real-time eye. For engineers who prefer tactile control, the instrument has separate scale and position knobs for each channel and the horizontal. Channel controls are backlit and color coded with RIGOL probes.

Complementing this powerful instrument is a new family of high-speed precision probe solutions. These active differential probes are available in 3.5 and 7 GHz models delivering excellent 3 and 5GHz measurements to the probe tip. These probes also have automatic spacing controls with 3 user-defined settings at the touch of a button, a work light for easier connections, and automatic color-coded LEDs to match the signal on the display.

New StationMax oscilloscopes allow engineers to communicate, control and access their test data with ease, addressing a key challenge facing engineers performing advanced testing and analysis. DS70000 oscilloscopes include USB 3.0 host and device communication for storage and computer control, gigabit LAN for high-speed data transfer, all new and advanced web control, HDMI for external display, and onboard FTP data sharing. All of this makes it possible to move gigabits of data at high speed with less instrument downtime for offline analysis and data archival.

“The technology advances incorporated into our new UltraVision III platform empowers engineers to problem solve with RIGOL instrumentation even on their newest designs.” continues Chris Armstrong. “Our performance specifications, analysis capabilities, enhanced usability in both display and probes, as well as our improved data access compares favorably with the current market leaders. We are excited to deliver this high-performance system and we encourage engineers in these applications to consider the performance, reliability, and value that RIGOL can bring to bear on your high-speed design challenges.”

For more information, specifications and product video, click Rigol DS70000 Series.