Trotec Laser has opened a new larger laser showroom and demonstration facility in Brisbane.
Trotec first established an office in Queensland in 2012 and has since outgrown the previous premises in Meadowbrook.
The facility in Loganholme supports the laser technology manufacturer’s business growth across Queensland, providing increased warehouse capacity and facilities to reinforce the state’s growing sales and service operations.
The new 550sqm facility offers two air-conditioned machine showrooms, one dedicated to the industrial sector, a laser inspiration room showcasing the latest materials, samples and manufacturing techniques, training facilities and accommodation to cater for additional staff to join the business as it grows.
The official opening was attended by Dr Norbert Schrüfer CEO of the Trodat Trotec Group, Simon Moore, managing director of Trotec Laser internationally, and Reece Moore, managing director of Trotec Laser in Australia.
Also joining the Trotec management team was the Honourable Cameron Dick MP, Minister for State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning, and Melissa McMahon MP state Member for Macalister.
Reece Moore, managing director, Trotec Laser, says, “We are very excited about our new south-east Queensland facility. Not only does it have a larger warehouse and office space to enable us to offer an unparalleled customer experience, it’s also home to the most advanced laser demonstration and training facility in Australia.
“The new facility offers Trotec a vehicle for growth, not only in Queensland but also Australia, and the ability to offer more products and services to meet the evolving demands of our customers. The investment by the Trotec Group is a testament to the success of the Australian subsidiary.
“We focus on providing an excellent customer experience and I have no doubt that our new facility will only enhance our capabilities so that we can continue to meet our customers’ increasing requirements.”
Minister Cameron Dick welcomed the new facility to Logan, saying the expansion would lead to more local employment opportunities.
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