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The Australian Makers video series takes you behind the scenes of incredible Aussie manufacturing businesses, big and small.
Hear their unique stories, see their making processes, and learn about different products and industries made in Australia!
Australia's largest extruder and manufacturer of aluminium products Capral has been supplying aluminium to the Australian market for more than nine decades.
With six manufacturing plants, 25 distribution sites and over 1,000 staff employed all over Australia, Capral’s commitment to local manufacturing is far-reaching and impactful.
“We take pride in being a local manufacturer and the Australian Made logo represents what we do. We make in Australia and we've been doing it for 90 years.”
Making communication products that gets everyone home safely – GME manufactures radio and safety beacons that work in all Australian conditions.
GME is a family business that has specialised in RF communication products for over six decades, and are proudly committed to innovative manufacturing technologies here in Australia.
"GME makes important devices that everyday people use to stay connected and safe for business and recreation. We’re proud to manufacture locally, and think we make a better product in Australia than we could make in any other country.”
Making fibre-based textile products that create comfortable, noise-controlled environments – CSR Martini has been manufacturing in New South Wales for over 25 years.
A part of the CSR family, Martini’s acoustic panels and felt products have been developed, engineered and manufactured to deliver maximum acoustic performance, and are used in commercial and residential applications.
With 60% - 70% of the raw materials being recycled from post-consumer applications, CSR Martini is commitment to sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint across all manufacturing sites across Australia.
“When I think about Australian manufacturing, I think of extremely high levels of safety, quality, and sustainability. We are an Australian company, and we believe in supporting Australian industry.”
In 1947, Sidney Humphrey and Albert Law built the original Humphrey Law factory on what used to be a lemon orchard in Heathmont, Victoria.
From the very beginning, the company focused on making quality socks from the finest natural yarns available. Humphrey Law continues under the management of Albert Law’s son Rob and senior staff to ensure continuation of 100% Australian Manufacturing.
The company continues to innovate its manufacturing practices and designs – using alpaca yarn and locally sourced merino wool - to create a wide range of comfy, functional socks.
“We make our socks locally with a lot of natural fibres – because that’s the best way to make socks.”
Detmold Medical was established in April 2020 with a singular purpose: to take care of those who care.
Detmold Medical provides trusted protection to those working in healthcare, construction, and mining industries - manufacturing Respiratory Protection Equipment (RPE) masks and respirators in Adelaide, South Australia.
"The team are very proud to be making a product that they know is keeping the community safe. The level of quality and safety that we can achieve from manufacturing in Australia is second-to-none."
Starting in a wool shed in Western Queensland in the 1990s, Merino Country has become a leading manufacturer of Merino wool clothing and underwear.
Founder Kerrie Richards and her husband Malcolm are passionate about sharing the many benefits of merino wool, and work closely with their local woolgrowers, processers and manufacturers to create their colourful clothing pieces.
“We made the decision to stay local, and Australia grows the best merino wool in the world. So why wouldn’t we use the best product that's in our backyard?”
Delivering 4 million tonnes of cement every year, Boral is Australia’s largest vertically-integrated building construction materials supplier.
For almost 80 years, Boral’s products have been used in infrastructure projects like bridges and tunnels, residential houses and buildings, and DIY projects at home.
With over 7,500 local employees and contractors across 360 sites nation-wide, the company is proud to support the Australian manufacturing industry.
“Boral is an Australian heavyweight. In the industry, if you think construction and building, you think of Boral.”
For over 20 years, Wesbeam has manufactured its trusted LVL and LVL I-Joist products in Neerabup, Western Australia.
Used to support house, floor and roof frames, these engineered wood products are made to suit Australian builders and Australian conditions.
Wesbeam is a passionate advocate for the sustainable use of wood, and makes its products with timber from Australian forests. This means that the timber can be traced back to its sustainably-managed source.
“Our purpose as a business is to utilise the most renewable and sustainable-sourced timber in the world. And we feel a lot of pride in seeing our product installed in the homes of Australia.”
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