OPENHAUS: Optimising your plant to increase asset profitability.

REMA TIP TOP today announced the launch of an innovative new online series, called OpenHaus, designed to provide industrial plant operators with unique insights into the latest thinking in extending the life of their assets.

From an overview of REMA TIP TOP’s broader capabilities, then drilling down into key focus areas including conveyor componentry and newly developed advanced condition monitoring technologies, the six-part series will provide real-world insights into the challenges facing operators across a range of industries.

Fundamental to OpenHaus, is the focus on enabling businesses to extend the life of assets, improve yield and drive overall profitability, with reviews of both contemporary and future technology-based approaches.

From belt selection, repair materials, rubber lining and surface protection through to choosing the right componentry to optimise throughput, the interactive series takes a deep dive with leading industry experts examining scenarios across a range of industries including mining, construction, quarrying, water treatment and even food & beverage applications.

“We committed our business to extending the knowledge of our people and our customers as part of our approach to providing sustainable operations throughout this current pandemic. I’m very excited to be taking this next step in bringing together our teams and our customers in this industry-first approach to delivering thought leadership in a virtual setting,” commented REMA TIP TOP Industry Australia Chief Executive Officer, Michel Ciepelinski.

OpenHaus, REMA TIP TOP’s virtual exhibition series, will commence on Wednesday September 30, with 6 dedicated sessions running through to early December.

A full agenda with session details, abstracts presenter bios and registration is available at www.rema-tiptop.com.au/openhaus.

For media information please contact:

Evan Redman
Head of Marketing & Communications

REMA TIP TOP Australia
E: eredman@rema-tiptop.com.au
M: 0438 921 025