Bestech Australia

27/05/2026

It was great to see such strong engagement at yesterday’s Strain Gauge Workshop held at It w Adelaide University

One of the most valuable parts of the workshop was the level of discussion and hands-on participation throughout the day. It’s always encouraging to see professionals sharing experiences, troubleshooting challenges, and exchanging ideas across different engineering fields.

As precision measurement continues to play a growing role across industry and research, practical training and application knowledge remain essential.

A big thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to a highly interactive session.

If you missed this workshop, you can register your interest for upcoming sessions here: https://zurl.co/aor5I

📞 03 9540 5100
📧 [email protected]

25/05/2026

See You Tomorrow, Adelaide!

Our One-Day Strain Gauging Workshop kicks off tomorrow at Adelaide University and we're excited to welcome everyone who's joining us.

Expect a full day of hands-on practice paired with insights from industry experts, all centred on how strain measurement techniques are applied across real engineering challenges.

⏰ Starts at 9 AM — we recommend arriving a little earlier to settle in and grab a coffee.

📩 Already registered? Have a quick look at your inbox for last-minute info, including parking guidance and what to bring along on the day.

Didn't manage to grab a spot this time? No stress, this workshop will be back. Register your interest below and we'll let you know the moment new dates are released:
👉 https://zurl.co/wD1pM

A huge thank you to everyone who signed up. Looking forward to a great day of learning together!

Bestech Australia offers a full-day strain gauge training course for engineers and technicians delivered by experienced strain gauge practitioners. Call us today to register for the workshop.

18/05/2026

Last chance to register!

Our Strain Gauge Training Course is back at Adelaide University next Wednesday. Spots are filling fast!

At Bestech, we run these hands-on training sessions regularly to help engineers and technicians build practical skills with strain gauge technology. Whether you're new to the field or looking to sharpen your knowledge, this is a great opportunity to learn in a structured, professional environment.

🗓️ Date: 27th May 2026
⏲️Time: 9am - 5pm
📍 Location: Adelaide University

We're committed to bringing these courses to you on a regular basis, and we'd love to hear from you! Have a topic you'd like us to cover? A location that would work better for you? Drop us a comment, send us a message, or reach out directly. Your feedback helps us shape future sessions.

👉 Register now before it's too late: https://zurl.co/xY5gq

Alternatively, call us at 03 9540 5100 or email us at [email protected]

Bestech Australia offers a full-day strain gauge training course for engineers and technicians delivered by experienced strain gauge practitioners. Call us today to register for the workshop.

06/05/2026

Our Strain Gauge Workshop is currently underway at The University of Melbourne bringing together engineers and technical professionals focused on advancing their capability in strain measurement.

The program is structured to move beyond foundational knowledge, concentrating on the practical realities of implementation, from correct gauge preparation and installation through to integration with data acquisition systems for dependable, high-quality results.

It’s encouraging to see strong engagement from participants working through these challenges, reflecting the growing importance of precision measurement across engineering applications.

A great news for those who were unable to attend! Our next workshop is scheduled on 27 May in Adelaide. Register now before the seats are filled! Alternatively, you may register your interest to get notified of future workshop dates:
https://zurl.co/OBCSh

📞 03 9540 5100
📧 [email protected]
🌐 Visit our website: https://zurl.co/OBCSh

04/05/2026

One-Day Strain Gauge Course at of Melbourne Tomorrow!

This session brings together practical, hands-on learning with industry-led expertise, focusing on the application of strain measurement techniques in real-world engineering environments.

Time: Starts at 9 AM

If you’ve registered, check your inbox for final details including parking info and what to bring.

Missed this opportunity? Don’t worry! We’ll be running this workshop in Adelaide on 27 May, register your interest now before it's too late: https://zurl.co/VNaUS

Thanks to everyone who signed up, we can’t wait to see you there!

Bestech Australia offers a full-day strain gauge training course for engineers and technicians delivered by experienced strain gauge practitioners. Call us today to register for the workshop.

28/04/2026

Last Chance to Register for Melbourne!

Our One-Day Strain Gauging Workshop is filling up fast. Don’t miss your chance to secure your spot, happening next Wednesday, 6th May 2026 at The University of Melbourne.

This session is designed to provide engineers and technicians with a structured, hands-on approach to strain measurement, focusing on practical implementation in real-world environments.

Workshop Focus Areas:
• Strain gauge selection, installation, and application considerations
• Wiring practices and common troubleshooting approaches
• Live measurement techniques, data acquisition, and error reduction

The course emphasises practical skills development, enabling participants to apply strain gauging methods with greater accuracy and confidence across a range of engineering applications.

Seats are almost gone! Don’t miss out on this industry-recognised training.

For more information, visit our website: https://zurl.co/n303e

Bestech Australia offers a full-day strain gauge training course for engineers and technicians delivered by experienced strain gauge practitioners. Call us today to register for the workshop.

21/04/2026

Most engineers have used strain gauges.

Far fewer truly understand why their measurements are wrong.

Incorrect gauge selection. Poor installation technique. Instrumentation setup errors. These are the most common, and most quietly damaging, sources of measurement error in structural and mechanical testing.

The data looks plausible. The decisions that follow it are not.

This is the gap Bestech Australia's Strain Gauge Workshop is designed to close.

After training over 400 engineers across Australia, one pattern is consistent:
The biggest improvements in measurement accuracy don't come from better equipment.

They come from better fundamentals.
We're bringing the workshop to two cities this May:
📍 Melbourne — Wednesday, 6th May 2026 | The University of Melbourne
📍 Adelaide — Wednesday, 27th May 2026 | Adelaide University

Led by experienced applications engineers. Delivered in partnership with The University of Melbourne. Built around the fundamentals that actually change how you measure, not just in the workshop, but on every job after it.
Seats are limited, secure yours now!

Register today by contacting us at 03 9540 5100 or email [email protected]

For more information, visit our website. https://zurl.co/wAhwf

Bestech Australia offers a full-day strain gauge training course for engineers and technicians delivered by experienced strain gauge practitioners. Call us today to register for the workshop.

13/04/2026

Our one-day Strain Gauge Workshop is designed for engineers and technical professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of strain measurement and its practical application in real-world environments.

Through a structured combination of theory and hands-on practice, participants will explore key aspects of strain gauging, including sensor selection, installation considerations, and measurement techniques, along with the instrumentation required for reliable data acquisition.

The session is delivered by experienced applications engineers, drawing on industry knowledge and practical insights to bridge the gap between theory and implementation.

Participants will also receive a Certificate of Completion, recognising their commitment to developing technical capability in this field.

📍 Now available in two locations.
Following strong interest, we're pleased to offer an additional session in Adelaide on 27th May 2026. This gives more engineers across the country the opportunity to attend.

Speak to one of our applications engineers for further details. For registration or further information:
📞 03 9540 5100
📧 [email protected]

🌐 https://zurl.co/iLpRv

06/04/2026

Registration Now Open!

We’re excited to return with Bestech Australia’s One-Day Strain Gauging Workshop, tailored for engineers and technicians aiming to enhance their expertise in strain measurement.

Date: 6th May 2026, Wednesday
Location: The University of Melbourne, Parkville VIC

This practical, hands-on course is designed to build your confidence in applying strain gauges and achieving precise measurement results. The program covers key areas including strain gauge selection, correct installation methods, measurement best practices, and choosing suitable instrumentation for data acquisition.

Delivered by a senior applications engineer and industry specialist from Bestech, the workshop offers the opportunity to learn directly from an experienced professional and apply industry-proven techniques.

What You’ll Gain:
• Expert-led guidance combining theory with practical strain gauging techniques
• Real-world applications such as structural testing, fatigue analysis, pressure vessel monitoring, and materials research
• Enhanced technical capabilities across civil, mechanical, and aerospace engineering applications
• A Certificate of Completion to validate your newly developed skills

Spots are limited – reserve yours today!
https://zurl.co/HHR1W

For more information, download our flyer: https://zurl.co/qGWJm

Bestech Australia offers a full-day strain gauge training course for engineers and technicians delivered by experienced strain gauge practitioners. Call us today to register for the workshop.

20/03/2026

Simulations and virtual platforms do many things extremely well.

In engineering education, they allow students to explore systems that would otherwise be difficult to access in a classroom environment, such as mining environments, offshore oil and gas facilities, high-voltage power systems, aerospace systems, or hazardous chemical processing plants.

For example, simulations can help students:
• Visualise complex systems such as process plants, power systems, or control loops
• Safely observe failure scenarios that would be dangerous in real life
• Run multiple experiments quickly by adjusting parameters
• Repeat the same scenario many times to better understand system behaviour

In many cases, simulations make learning more efficient and more accessible.
Students can see how systems respond to changes instantly and under safe environments. Educators can demonstrate concepts that would normally require large-scale industrial equipment.

Therefore, for introducing theory, system behaviour, and overall process understanding, virtual environments can be incredibly powerful.

But engineering practice rarely unfolds exactly the way a model predicts.
And that’s where an important gap begins to appear...

17/03/2026

Can engineering education remain effective without physical interaction with real systems?

Before debating that, it’s worth understanding why virtual learning is becoming so attractive in engineering education.

Modern simulation platforms can replicate complex systems that would otherwise be difficult, expensive, or unsafe to operate in a teaching environment. Students can observe system behaviour, adjust parameters, and see the results instantly.

AI-powered tools can also support learning by explaining concepts, generating examples, and guiding students through problem-solving processes in real time.

For universities and training institutions, the advantages are significant:
• Lower equipment and maintenance costs
• Access to learning from anywhere
• More students trained without expanding physical laboratories
• The ability to simulate rare or dangerous scenarios safely

In many ways, virtual learning expands what educators can teach.

Students can experiment more freely, repeat scenarios many times, and visualise complex systems that are difficult to observe in the real world.

It’s no surprise that many institutions are exploring how far these technologies can go in engineering education.

But this also raises an important discussion:
When we move learning into simulations, what aspects of engineering training improve, and what might we lose?