Urschel launches new website

Heat and Control Pty Ltd

Monday, 06 August, 2012

Urschel Laboratories has launched its new English website: www.urschel.com. Food processors researching different cutting machines for a range of product applications will find the website an informative resource, the company says.

A screen shot of Urschel's new website

A screen shot of Urschel’s new website.

The new site contains large graphics and simple navigation. Other Urschel websites will undergo similar changes in navigation and overall look in the coming weeks.

Urschel is represented by Heat and Control in Australia and New Zealand.

$70m facility to strengthen local packaging production

Launched during National Recycling Week, Opal's Moorebank facility brings world-class...

SMaRT-Pack centre to help drive sustainable packaging transition

Led by Monash University, the research centre has been launched to focus on the adoption of...

Peacock Bros. and insignia to unite under one roof in Victoria

Peacock Group is building a purpose-built facility in Dandenong South which is set to bring...

Content from other channels on our network

SPEE3D launches Darwin manufacturing facility

Delorean finalises funding for Sydney renewable gas project

Accuris adds Australian legislation to Engineering Workbench

Leadership skills increasingly in demand for engineers

Novel method to reduce metal waste in manufacturing

$225,000 fine follows 350 kg trailer axle falling on worker

Shopping centre fined $60K after worker crushed between forklift load and pallet of vegetables

WHS impacts of climate change — development of a national strategy announced

Why preventing bridge strikes starts long before the bridge

Report traces how age bias plays out once workers are employed

What the RACGP 6th edition means for cleaning in general practice

Smart bedding targets falls risk in aged care

Calvary confirms some services across two hospitals "will not be offered"

Opinion: Beyond connectivity — making health data meaningful across systems

Winning healthcare equipment tenders: why having the best product is no longer enough