With a striking and innovative design evoking visions of the Singapore based Helix Bridge, stainless steel has formed an integral part in creating one of Sydney’s most exciting new structures.

Comparisons of hot and cold formed stainless steel
When comparing hot and cold formed stainless steel, the first question you would ask yourself is: are there any chemical differences between the two? ASSDA has previously published articles on the various surface finishes including the few hot and multiple cold finished processes, however this article concentrates on the differences.
Award-winning stainless food plant
Stainless steel – a mainstay in water assets
Screening Melbourne’s drinking water
Seven ways to prevent tea staining of stainless steel
When used properly, stainless steel enjoys a strong and enduring reputation for visual appeal and structural integrity in a wide range of applications and environments. But, like all materials, stainless steel may become stained or discoloured over time, impairing the overall look. This brown discolouration - tea staining - has been identified in coastal applications in Australia and overseas.
Stainless steel - The right choice for an environmentally sustainable upgrade
Stainless at first sight
A stainless approach to protecting the environment
Coloured and patterned stainless steel
Rheem Australia’s Sturdy Stainless Steel Range
Stainless steel… Limitless
Stainless steel makes an entrance
Stainless steel behind high-tech visual art
SABRE Veto Vessel: Stainless steel plays vital role in Australian research
A scientific quest to search for dark matter has led to the opportunity for ASSDA Member and Accredited Fabricator Tasweld Engineering to fabricate a specialised stainless steel tank, known as SABRE (Sodium Iodide with Active Background Rejection) Veto Vessel to help facilitate Australian research into answering one of the universe's unsolved mysteries.
AS 1528:2019 - A new edition pitched at food safety, consistency, useability and current practice
The aim of AS 1528: Stainless steel tubes and tube fittings for food processing and hygienic applications is to standardise hygienic tube and fittings for use in dairy, food and beverage manufacturing. It has been successful in maintaining the required food safety standards in Australia and New Zealand.