2025 was a landmark year for a mine site in Western Australia, achieving record-breaking milled production following the successful commissioning of a cutting-edge mill expansion powered by Toshiba.

Toshiba has once again proven its engineering prowess with the successful completion of a major order for 50 Increased Safety motors (Ex ec), destined for a key Australian customer. This milestone not only reinforces Toshiba’s reputation in hazardous area motor manufacturing but also signals a growing trust in its technical capabilities and quality assurance.

For over five decades, Toshiba has delivered precision-engineered electromagnetic flowmeters—trusted instruments built on Faraday's principle of electromagnetic induction. These devices excel at measuring the flow of conductive fluids, serving critical applications in water and wastewater management, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage production, metal processing, chemicals, fertilizers, and pulp and paper industries.

For reliable measurement of fluid density (consistency), Toshiba uses a novel method of measuring microwave phase difference compared to the normalized fluid. The big advantage of this method is that the measurements are unaffected by flow velocity and flow contamination.

Toshiba Connected with the Data Centre Industry in June

Toshiba has developed a reputation for delivering solutions to complex HV motor and drive problems. For over 40 years, Toshiba HV Motor and Drive combinations are driving the Australian industry reliably.

Toshiba’s SCiB™ batteries are setting a new standard in marine electrification - now proven with DNV-certified battery systems for use in electric ferry applications.

Toshiba Industrial Corporation (TIC), Oceania had a great opportunity to interact with electrical, mechanical and telecommunication engineering students at UNSW-ELSOC Industry Night. Curious and inquisitive students asked many questions about TIC and its activities.

Kilometres long conveyors in mining industry have to deal with several operational considerations – one of them is: Belt-drift and dislodgement when conveyors are started from stand-still positions. If not monitored correctly, it leads to loss of production revenue and belt damage. Toshiba Variable Speed Drives (VSDs) manage drifting and dislodgement problems expertly and thus reduce downtime.

While, running a business with small inventory level is a golden rule for any business, at Toshiba International Corporation, Australia, stock 'availability' is more important.

“A stitch in time saves nine” — a proverb that rings especially true when it comes to safety in industrial applications such as cranes, conveyors and hoisting systems.