Current News

We are pleased to announce the launch of our new-look website.

We welcome any feedback using our contact page here.

AMAC Corrosion are proud to sponsor theInternational SB3 Australian Championship on the River Derwent hosted bythe Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania in Hobart.

The Championship ran from 18th– 20thof February and was a successful regatta attracting 21 boats from the East Coast of Australia. Congratulations to the winners Glenn Bourke, Rod Jones and Greg McAllan-Smith sailingClub Marine Hamilton Island, an experienced team that is currently ranked fourth in the world.

AMAC Corrosion have released a new product guide. To receive a copy please send us your details in an email. You can also download the product guide here or on our home page. 

We will be closing from Tuesday the 23rd of December 2008, and will re-open on Monday the 12th of January 2008.
We would like to thank you for supporting our Australian Manufacturing Facility durint the year and look forward to your continued support throughout 2009.
We wish you, your staff and families a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Reducing energy prices and less demand has seen some relief in metal prices, with zinc and aluminium prices dropping slightly.
Be assured that we are passing on any reduction that we receive from the metal companies.

The newest member of the AMAC team was born on February 1st 2008. Lani, daughter to our General Manager Mark Rigg, weighed in at 11lb 3oz. Mum and Baby are both doing very well.

We are now stocking large quantities of zinc ribbon (12x14mm). This zinc ribbon is to the Z2 specification (which can be found here), and has many uses. Ribbon can be purchased in full rolls (152 mtrs), cut rolls, or it can cut to desired length and cable spliced in our factory. See data sheet for more information. We can also supply all your ribbon connection needs (Parallel Groove Clamps, Lugs, Braids).

The AMAC Christmas party was held at the Cuckoo Restaurant in Olinda last night. A great night was had by all, especially listening to Mark's Yodelling, and Helen's cow bell ringing!! A big thanks to the crew at the Cuckoo for a fantastic night.

AMAC will be closed for business from 4:30pm on Thursday 21st December and will re-open at 8am on Monday 8th January 2007. Full production will resume on Monday 15th January 2007. We hope you all have a very Merry Christmas, and safe and Happy New Year! Thank you for your support this year, and we look forward to talking to you in 2007!

AMAC has donated anodes to protect the MV Cape Don while it is being restored. When restored, the vessel (which is an endorsed public museum) will be open to the public in Sydney Harbour.
MV Cape Don was built in 1963, one of a unique class of ships purpose-built to service navigational aids (including manned lighthouses) primarily around the West Australian coastline. For more info, please go to: www.mvcapedonsociety.org.au