Emona Business Update for customers during the corona virus response.
Emona Sydney Head Office
Emona’s Sydney Head office is open from 9am to 5pm AEST, Monday to Friday.
We accept customer visits for business purposes. Customers are asked to remain in the front foyer area only and practice social distancing at all times.
Emona Branch Offices
Emona branch offices are accepting telephone calls and emails. Correspondence will be responded to as promptly as possible.
All visits by customers to Emona Branch Offices in Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth should be made only by prior appointment. Please call your local Emona office for more details.
Technical Sales & Product Demonstrations
Technical sales support is available as usual over telephone and email
Product demonstrations are available via video conferencing. To book a demonstration, click: Online Booking Form. On-site customer visits by Emona representatives are subject to social distancing regulations.
Orders & Despatch
We are accepting and processing telephone, web and email orders as usual
Sydney head office warehouse is despatching goods as usual with daily courier pick-ups
Calibration & Repair Services
Calibration and repair services are open and operating as usual in Sydney head office and by prior arrangement in Perth branch office
Technical Support Services
Telephone technical support is available as usual from the Sydney Head office during business hours and branch offices with prior arrangement
To review Emona’s Corona Virus Response Policy, click:
Download the 21 page Markforged “Buyers Guide to Metal 3D Printers”
According to PWC, two thirds of manufacturers are currently implementing 3D printing — with metal 3D printing the most sought after solution. In this guide, our industry experts will help you cut through the noise by breaking down the real benefits of metal 3D printing, what technologies and materials are out there, and how you can take the first steps in adopting metal 3D printing in your own facility.
Read on about:
Metal 3D printers vs traditional manufacturing: ROI and technical benefits
Main spaces disrupted by metal 3D printing
Metal materials available for 3D printing today (and likely to exist in the future)
4 types of 3D metal printers and their pro’s and con’s
See us at stand no G2 at AOG 2020 at the Perth Exhibition & Convention Centre on 11-13 March!
The annual Australasian Oil & Gas (AOG) Exhibition & Conference is the largest oil & gas event in Australia, featuring over 300 exhibiting brands and over 8,700 global visitors.
The Emona stand is located at stand G2, near the front entrance.
On display is the Markforged Mark II carbon fibre composite printer as well as the new Formlabs Form 3 SLS printer. We will also have sample parts on display printed on the Markforged Metal X printer including Markforged’s new copper material release and the Optomec LENS metal printers for repair, rework and manufacturing in titanium, stainless steel and super alloys.
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Join us on Wednesday 18th of March at CSIRO’s Lab 22 in Clayton, for one of four 90 minute 3D printing hands-on workshops to launch another new material on the Markforged Metal X – “Copper”.
In each of the 4 x 90 minute hands-on workshop sessions throughout the day, we will:
• Review the trends in metal additive manufacturing • See the whole process from CAD to final 3D printed part • Discuss applications for copper metal 3D printing • Hear about the new Sinter-2 with a large active hot zone of 19,644 cubic cm • Walk away with tips on how to identify 3D printing opportunities on your production line • Hear how local companies are using Markforged composite carbon fibre and metal printers to facilitate their additive manufacturing transformation
By leveraging innovative technology to produce custom manufactured parts for your operations, you can avoid costly delays and downtime.
Included in each session is a short tour of the CSIRO’s Lab 22. Lab 22 is Australia’s centre for innovation in metallic additive manufacturing. CSIRO Lab 22 machines are categorised on how the raw material is fed (powder bed, cold spray, blown powder) or their heat source (e-beam or laser). They can also handle a wide variety of materials including ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals and sand.
You are invited to a Markforged Special Event: Garry Rogers Motorsport Factory Tour!
Garry Rogers Motorsport is an Australian motor racing team with a long and successful history in the V8 supercars. GRM are now competing in the Dunlop Super2 Series, S5000 and Australian TCR championships.
Guest speaker at this special event is Stefan Millard, Team Leader at Garry Rogers Motorsport. Stefan will discuss how the team utilise the Markforged Mark Two carbon fibre composite 3D printer. A qualified mechanical engineer, Mr. Millard has worked his way from data engineer to managing the team and the build of new race cars.
While learning about how Markforged has facilitated his organisation’s additive manufacturing transformation, attendees will also be treated to a factory tour of the Garry Rogers Motosports facility.
Refreshments will be provided. Click “Register” to secure your place. Places are limited, so register now to avoid disappointment.
Formlabs, the global leader in stereolithography 3D printers, are now available from Emona Instruments.
Print detailed parts with a stunning surface finish that aren’t possible with other desktop printers.
The Formlabs Form 3 is the industry’s leading desktop SLA (stereolithography) 3D printer. The SLA process involves depositing a liquid resin which is cured, or hardened, into a solid material by the application of laser light.
As an authorised Formlabs Australian distributor, Emona will provide you with factory trained technical support and service to cover your Formlabs investment.
Download our 13 page “Failing EMC Testing” application note to help you in your pre-compliance testing.
More than 50% of products fail EMC testing first time around. Anytime an engineer sends a new product for compliance testing, it is a shot in the dark without in-house pre-compliance testing. Failing is very expensive as not only are re-testing costs high, but project launch schedules get delayed.
Download our 13 page “Failing EMC Testing” application note to help you in your pre-compliance testing.
Join us in Sydney on Wednesday 12th of June at University of Technology Sydney, ProtoSpace Laboratory, and Melbourne on Friday 14th of June at CSIRO Lab 22, for one of five 90 minute 3D printing hands-on workshops to show what the Future of Industrial Manufacturing holds.
See the Markforged Metal X 3D Printer in action and learn how quick and cost-effective parts can be designed and fabricated for manufacturing.
In each of the five 90 minute hands-on workshop sessions throughout the day, we will: • Review the trends in metal additive manufacturing • See the whole process from CAD to final 3D printed part • Learn about an innovative metal printing process priced from $215k • Hear real-world customer applications that prove their ROI • Walk away with tips on how to identify 3D printing opportunities on your production line • Hear how local companies are leveraging Markforged composite printers to print metal strength carbon fibre parts. By leveraging innovative technology to produce custom manufactured parts for your operations, you can avoid costly delays and downtime.
Included in the Sydney session is a short tour of the UTS Protospace Laboratory. ProtoSpace is a 900m² advanced additive manufacturing facility, offering industry partners, academics, and students access to a wide range cutting-edge 3D technologies, software, and technical expertise, and focusing on rapid prototyping, education, research and development.
The Melbourne session includes a short tour of CSIRO’s Lab 22. Lab 22 is Australia’s centre for innovation in metallic additive manufacturing. CSIRO Lab 22 machines are categorised on how the raw material is fed (powder bed, cold spray, blown powder) or their heat source (e-beam or laser). They can also handle a wide variety of materials including ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals and sand.
Register by Monday 10th of June to secure your seat at the events. Space is limited.
Come and see us at the Austech/National Manufacturing Week 2019 exhibtion next week at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre.
We will be located at the Emona Instruments Stand AM43, in the Additive Manufacturing Pavilion.
What’s new at the show:
See on display our MarkforgedMetal X metal 3D printer, printing in 17-4PH stainless steel, H13 tool steel, A2 tool steel, and soon printing in titanium, Inconel and copper.
New Markforged Onyx FR filament is a flame-retardant version of our nylon-based chopped carbon fiber material that’s UL94 V-0 rated down to a 3mm thickness. This new material expands your additive manufacturing applications to print parts where flammability is a consideration.
New Markforged Nylon White filament is a new stronger, stiffer Nylon material. The material exhibits a smooth, non-abrasive surface finish, and is reinforceable with any of our continuous fiber material options. Best of all, you can use Nylon White and Onyx interchangeably in the same printer — without swapping print heads.
Meet Dr Sampan Seth, Application Engineer at Optomec Asia Pacific Pte Ltd. Optomec printers directly print real end-user parts with materials such as structural metals, conductive metals, and other high value functional materials. Optomec printers are scalable for volume production applications such as printing 3D antennas used in smart phones or repairing metal components used in the aircraft industry.
Emona TIMS was recognised by National Instruments with the successful launch of NI ELVIS III at ECEDHA 2019 Annual Conference in Tuscon Arizona.
Emona TIMS was presented with a plaque by National Instruments (NI) at the recent “Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Heads Association” (ECEDHA) 2019 Annual Conference in Tuscon Arizona USA.
As an NI Ecosystem Partner, Emona TIMS was recognised for our role in ensuring the successful launch of NI ELVIS III, NI’s solution for project-based learning.
Pictured above receiving the plaque from National Instruments are (L to R) Carlo Manfredini, Emona TIMS R & D Director, Alfred Breznik, Emona TIMS Sales Director, Andy Bell, National Instruments Director Academic Programs and Gabriel Mok, National Instruments Product Manager Global Education Partners.
Emona TIMS was approached by NI in 2006 to create a telecoms teaching top board for NI ELVIS, resulting in Emona DATEx. Since 2007, Emona TIMS has supplied NI with over 5,000 top boards for NI ELVIS.
