One Industries brings manufacturing and field expertise to Australian materials handling

One Industries has built its business around a practical challenge for Australia’s mining and bulk materials handling sectors: keeping equipment performing in conditions that place continual demands on components and maintenance teams. Through in-house manufacturing and hands-on site support, the company helps customers address conveyor cleaning, dust control and wear across their operations.

Founded in 2013, the Australian-owned business develops solutions around the equipment and operating conditions at each site. Its offering brings together product design, manufacturing and technical assistance, giving customers access to both the components they need and support for their use in the field.

For operators, that combination matters because a component’s value extends beyond its purchase price. Cleaning performance, replacement frequency and ongoing maintenance requirements all contribute to its usefulness over time. One Industries places those practical considerations at the centre of its approach.

Engineering around the customer’s operation

Conveyor performance is central to the company’s expertise. Its belt cleaning systems are configured around belt and material characteristics, with different cleaning stages available to address residual material left after discharge. The objective is to reduce carryback and help customers maintain cleaner, more reliable conveyor operations.

The company’s WearTec material provides an example of its product development work. This proprietary polyurethane is used in conveyor cleaner blades designed for demanding bulk materials handling environments, where abrasion resistance and service life are important.

Manufacturing capability behind the product range

One Industries’ in-house polyurethane moulding capability allows it to develop components around specific equipment requirements. Working from drawings, worn samples or supplied specifications, the business can produce custom profiles and wear components suited to the intended duty.

Its design process considers component construction, material hardness and polyurethane grade together. This gives customers scope to explore a replacement that addresses the application’s requirements, rather than simply reproducing an existing part without reviewing its performance.

Water jet cutting complements that capability, supporting custom parts, prototypes and repeat production across mining, manufacturing and agriculture. By combining these manufacturing services with its conveyor expertise, One Industries can assist with both established product requirements and specialised components.

A broader approach to materials handling

The company’s work also extends to dust suppression, an important consideration wherever material is transferred, crushed or stockpiled. One Industries designs and manufactures systems that use air and water atomisation to help capture dust near its source.

These systems are configured around factors such as material behaviour, water availability and access constraints. That application-led approach connects the company’s dust suppression work with its conveyor cleaning and wear solutions: each begins with the practical conditions the equipment must accommodate.

The breadth of the offering gives customers access to several related capabilities through a business focused on materials handling. It also keeps the commercial conversation centred on the operational problem, whether that is persistent carryback, recurring component wear or dust at a transfer point.

Support that continues on site

One Industries supports its products with field services for surface and underground operations. These include scraper change-outs, cleaner inspections, maintenance support and application guidance, connecting its manufacturing capabilities with the day-to-day requirements of operating sites.

The business operates from locations in Mackay, Queensland; Braemar, New South Wales; and Perth, Western Australia. This presence places its teams and technical capabilities near key mining and materials handling regions, supporting access to products, advice and service.

For One Industries, the business proposition rests on the relationship between the equipment it supplies and the support behind it. Customers can engage the company to develop a component, review a conveyor cleaning application or address a site requirement, with manufacturing and field expertise contributing to the response.

That practical focus defines the company’s role in Australian materials handling: developing equipment for demanding applications and supporting customers as they put it to work.