Manufacturing a recovery for the Hunter, and for Australia
It goes without saying that the global pandemic has changed the way we operate – as individuals and as businesses. While some industries have sought…
Hushpak now offering custom fabrication services
For 25 years, Hushpak has supplied noise attenuation products and services to mining, construction and heavy industry. Hushpak now also provides steel and other metal…
Achieving sound performance through collaboration
Our team at Hushpak Engineering loves a challenge. Recently we were fortunate to work with a local rail carrier to develop a solution that would…
PRESS RELEASE | Acubis partnership with SatNetCom delivers fleet management solution
Acubis Technologies Pty Ltd, an Advitech Group company and leading telecommunications provider to the Australian mining sector, and SatNetCom, a leading Asia Pacific (APAC) fleet…
HushClad decreases industrial noise
Containing industrial noise prevents excessive environmental noise for neighbouring homes and businesses as well as ensures noise compliance for industry workshops. Hushpak have a cost-effective…
Noise compliance addressed with HushPanel
Noise compliance is an issue penetrating industry and construction across Australia. HushPanel, a product with proven acoustic performance, was developed to address noise compliance and…
HushPanel reduces traffic noise
Hushpak Engineering recently supplied noise panels to Roads and Maritime Service (RMS) for the John Renshaw Drive interchange at Tarro, NSW. A number of the…
Why design should anticipate human error
A tragic accident occurred in a US underground coal mine early in 2018. Work was being carried out on a conveyor belt without proper isolation…
Next generation muffler reduces noise of mobile machines
Mobile machines such as haul trucks, excavators, dozers and drilling rigs are major contributors to noise on mine sites. Complying with workplace noise requirements can…
Be confident your E-stop button will work
Advitech Risk Engineers can recall many scenarios in mining, utilities and the nuclear industry, where the operator either presses the wrong E-stop button, or presses…
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