Gunna Engineering in Keysborough, Victoria, Australia | Local service

Gunna Engineering

Locality: Keysborough, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9798 6114

Address: 1/20 Kempson Court 3173 Keysborough, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.gunnaengineering.com.au/

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23.01.2022 Havent posted much of late as we have been extremely busy. Machined a 120mm dia drive shaft and end caps to suit for an industrial fan.

18.01.2022 Some very large punches and dies for the Sunrise 160T that we made last week

15.01.2022 Some spark eroding for Wednesday. The electrical current sparks away the steel.

13.01.2022 Haven't posted much of late as we have been extremely busy. Machined a 120mm dia drive shaft and end caps to suit for an industrial fan.

12.01.2022 316 Stainless steel billet inspection port holes for jet refueling tankers.

10.01.2022 Just a few components made at Gunna Engineering this week.

09.01.2022 A couple of custom rollers for the Westgate tunnel project.

08.01.2022 Gunna Engineering turns 25 this year. What a journey it has been!

07.01.2022 4mm punches complete with polyureathane strippers for punching composite.

07.01.2022 Shear blades to suit 165 tonne punch and shear. Capable of shearing 30mm flat bar

06.01.2022 This has to be our biggest punch we have made to date. 60mm punching thru 16mm plate in a 220 ton hydraulic press.

05.01.2022 Punches and Dies made by Gunna Engineering

04.01.2022 Gunna Engineering is at Austech this week

03.01.2022 Machined Components

03.01.2022 Australia day-making australian made parts for Australian companies. Happy Australia day.

03.01.2022 Press tool for punching 100 x 100 x 9 SHS for the scaffolding industry

01.01.2022 Gunna Engineering has a new addition. CNC dot peening to cater for our marking identification and engraving.

01.01.2022 316 stainless steel sink outlets for the water drinking fountains on the Victorian country trains. The billet starts off weighing 2.93 kg and ends up finished at 320 grams. Thats 89% of material removed.