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Fluke introduces the molbox2
Fluke has introduced the molbox2 flow terminal, a major upgrade to its trusted molbloc/molblox gas flow calibration system. Designed for industries where accuracy is critical, the ... -
Milwaukee unveils next-gen heated gear
Milwaukee Tools has unveiled its next-generation M12 Heated Gear, powered by HEXON Heat Technology. The gear features a redesigned, technologically advanced power source delivering smarter warmth, ... -
GROHE launches Purefoam at ISH 2025
GROHE has launched Purefoam at ISH 2025, the company’s latest in shower technology that transforms specially crafted soap into a warm and weightless foam cloud. “GROHE ... -
Monash University develops groundbreaking water filter
Researchers at Monash University have developed a groundbreaking water filtration membrane that effectively removes small PFAS molecules, setting it apart from more conventional water filters. The ... -
Zip Water’s MicroPurity filters achieve certification
Zip Water has revealed that its MicroPurity 0.2-micron filters (models 93701 and 93702) are now certified to reduce polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). Zip Water managing director ANZ ... -
Armstrong to launch its extended DEPM pump range
Armstrong Fluid Technology will launch its extended range of Design Envelope Permanent Magnet (DEPM) pumps, supporting Australia’s National Energy Performance Strategy. Showcasing for the first time ... -
Rheem launches new gen Ambiheat: heat pump water heater
Rheem Australia has launched its next-generation Ambiheat heat pump water heater, giving users a flexible, reliable, renewable option for household hot water needs. Using heat from ... -
Janine’s instant hot water encourages her conservation ethic
Home renovator Janine Whyte has finally overcome a water wastage problem that has challenged her each time she has embarked on kitchen improvement – how to ... -
WaterSecure on a mission to protect Aussie home owners
WaterSecure Co., Australian water security company, has launched with the aim of protecting Australians against water loss and damage. The issue of loss and damage from ... -
Reece Group deploys BlackBerry solutions to protect endpoints and automate threat management
A day in the life A plumber walks into one of Reece Group’s 800 branches in Australia, New Zealand or the United States to purchase supplies. ...
