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Excessive eccentricity controlled at Tasman 
Problems with roll balancing at Tasman’s Kawerau mill required expert help. more
 
Things 'go sweet' at Chelsea Sugar 
When it comes to the packaging and distribution of Chelsea Sugar’s large product range, it’s a case of robots, PLCs, scanners, metal detectors and sophisticated, synchronised conveyor systems. All of these integrate into a high-tech automated line, linking five input lines and dropping the correct product onto the appointed pallet at just the right time, reducing breakages and hold-ups. more
 
Blowing in the wind - the future of electricity generation in New Zealand 
For those looking to a nuclear solution for New Zealands power generation salvation, the news is both good and bad. On the upside, they will no longer have to don asbestos shin-pads to debate their greenie friends. more
 
NHP’s “Discover Our World” exhibition will take place on March 7, 2007 
NHP Electrical Engineering Products (N.Z.) Ltd is proud to re-introduce to the New Zealand market, Sprecher + Schuh's, renowned motor control and motor protection product range.
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Critical skills shortage softens 

Zealand employers feeling under the yoke of a shortage of qualified tradespeople are part of a worldwide phenomenon. Kevin Kevaney examines the problem.

 

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Power station our greatest engineering feat 

Power Station in Fiordland has been voted New Zealand's greatest engineering feat by Auckland University engineering graduates. more

 

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