Gaamben operates by providing products and offering support to clients across regional NSW. We service a diverse range of industries, serving both individual machine owners and national corporate entities. Our work spans various sectors, including energy, infrastructure, renewable energy, mining, mining support services, construction, equipment rental, transportation, quarrying, crushing and screening, crane rentals, and agriculture. Our service area extends across regional NSW, encompassing the western side of the Blue Mountains up to the Queensland border, extending south to the Victorian border, and reaching out westward to the South Australian border. Contact us today!

LBM Plumbing is a local plumbing business in Bathurst with good and reliable tradespeople who specialise in licensed maintenance and repairs. Got any drainage, roof repairs, gas fitting, tap repair, welding or sewer choke problems? – contact our specialists today. If gas is your heating of choice, let us maintain your gas heaters and get them serviced with a safety check. Dripping taps (inside and outside the house) and annoying toilets which keep running after flushing, or small drips inside a vanity cupboard? – Don't let your water go to waste. Give us a call to get them fixed. We're able to do a full audit on your home or property to make sure everything is working well (including roof plumbing).

Laser Bend Weld uses state-of-the-art machinery to laser cut, robot weld, bend, fold, and powder coat metal plates. Our products are used in factory fit-outs, office work stations, and in-vehicle electronics such as the Opal card readers on Sydney's buses. We also laser-cut thick structural steel used in buildings and mines. The 80 year-old company outgrew its Sydney factory and moved to bigger premises in Bathurst in 2012. Managing Director Steve Alexander said the relocation allowed the company to tap into a new regional market. A new focus on higher-value sales also increased profitability significantly. "A lot of our products were bulky and needed to be made close to the market in Sydney's hospitality industry, laundries, hospitals and nursing homes," Mr Alexander said. "We divested part of our business to a competitor, who also took on half of our staff who wished to remain in Sydney. We relocated all our high-tech machinery and other staff to Bathurst." Just over 12 months after the move, the company grew back to the same level of sales. They retained the customers in Sydney while developing a valuable market they had identified in Central West NSW. "With Sydney only a few hours away, we are finding it just as easy to continue to provide good service to our previous customers," Mr Alexander said. "When you put high-value products on a pallet, the distribution costs become insignificant." The company has tapped into the local mining, construction, and manufacturing industries.

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