Stainless steel is playing a vital role in delivering effective bulk water intake screens for Melbourne’s water supply.

Stainless steel - The right choice for an environmentally sustainable upgrade
A stainless approach to protecting the environment
Running Water
Stainless Steel in Western Australia Subsea Applications
Cutting a Carbon Footprint
Helical Coil Gets a U-Neek Bend
Brewery to Excel with Local Fabrication
A worrying trend among Australia's major resource companies is the increasing amount of engineering, detailing and fabrication work being sent offshore - a move that has had significant impact on local fabrication. But there are some positive signs in the food and beverage sector that local fabricators are more than capable of meeting design and fabrication expectations.
Stainless a requirement for magnesium processing
Duplex 2205 used for United Nations Navy Recompression Chambers
Stainless Supports Booming Wine Industry
75 Tonne Stainless Tank Floor Built to Last
New Pulp Mill Relies on Stainless
Stainless Steel
The Workhorse of Hydrometallurgy
Posted 17 May 200
Stainless steel has earned a reputation as the material of choice for the mining and hydrometallurgical industries. This article discusses suitable grades and applications and the emerging opportunities for stainless steel in these industries.
2205 Golden Choice for Mine Upgrade
Food Processing Plants Built on Stainless
Australian Technology Advances Industry
Stainless Braves the Elements
Advanced engineering solutions are required to handle conditions found on offshore drilling and processing platforms. The saltwater environment is highly corrosive, the flare presents extremes of temperature and the force of winds and currents is constant. The most durable and reliable materials need to be employed, which is why stainless steel plays and important part.
Stainless for power generation
Keyhole Welding
Savings for Stainless
Posted 30 November 2003
Researchers from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) and the Cooperative Research Centre for Welded Structures (CRC-WS) have developed a welding process for stainless steels and other corrosion-resistant metals that is significantly faster, cheaper and easier than current practices.