Dy-Mark Australia: The Trusted Name in Mining Marking Solutions

For over 60 years, Dy-Mark Australia has been the leader in delivering premium consumables and providing innovation for marking products tailored to the mining industry. Our unwavering commitment to quality, innovation, and safety ensures mining professionals have the tools they need to work smarter, safer, and more efficiently.

Precision Where It Matters

Dy-Mark products are engineered for a wide range of mining applications:
General and directional marking
Waypoints and drill hole identification
Colour coding for improved visibility
Safety mesh anchor points
Pit wall identification
Ore zone delineation for grading control
Survey grid layout marking

Every solution is designed to provide clarity and durability in the toughest conditions.

Dy-Mark Mine Marking Aerosol Paint Range

Specially Formulated for Mining
Designed for above and below ground applications, including underground mines and fire-sensitive environments.
Bright, Highly Visible Colours
Provides clear, distinguishable marks on all surfaces for improved visibility and accuracy.
360° Valve for Any Angle Application
Enables marking from upright, inverted, or horizontal positions for maximum flexibility.
Two Nozzle Options
Allows for both vertical (upright/inverted) and horizontal spray applications.
Durable Adhesion
High-quality resins ensure strong adhesion to rough surfaces, even in harsh mining conditions.
No-Clog Formulation
Guarantees smooth, uninterrupted marking during application.
Heavy-Duty Packaging
Packaged in robust 2Q cans with high bar ratings (15–18 bar) for strength and resilience.

Dy-Mark Mine Marking Handle

Reach Further. Work Smarter.

Extended Reach: Up to 5 metres for hard-to-access areas
Ergonomic Design: Reduces bending and stretching, minimising back strain
Lightweight Construction: Durable aluminium for comfort and reduced fatigue

The perfect companion for professionals who demand performance and ease of use.

Dy-Mark Long Arm

Versatility Meets Innovation

New Adjustable Design: Sliding mechanism fits two can sizes
Extra Reach: Ideal for precision marking in confined spaces and prevent back strain
Effortless Application: Lightweight materials and design for comfort and efficiency
Provides an additional tool and reach option when using Mine Marking paint

Engineered to make marking tasks faster, easier, and less physically demanding.

Enhance Your Mine Site Efficiency Today
Discover how Dy-Mark Australia can provide innovative marking solutions that can streamline operations, improve accuracy, and reduce downtime. Equip your team with tools designed for performance and reliability in the toughest mining environments.

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Visit www.dymark.com.au or call 1300 396 275 to speak with our experts and explore the range.

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Queensland supports women in technical mining roles

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Queensland supports women in technical mining roles

The Queensland Government is investing $500,000 to support the women in resources: empowering development (WIRED) pilot program.The program, delivered by the Queensland Resources Council (QRC), focuses on upskilling and reskilling women into advanced site-based roles to strengthen Queensland’s resources workforce and support more women into higher-skilled operator and technician roles across the state.The WIRED program will deliver targeted training for roles including machinery operators, plant technicians and site supervisors while supporting women transitioning into higher-level operator and technician roles.Early engagement across the sector has commenced, with the program expected to launch in mid-2026.Queensland Finance, Trade, Employment and Training Minister Ros Bates says the investment is about backing a sector that drives jobs and regional growth.“We are backing one of Queensland’s economic powerhouses by delivering the skilled workforce it needs to keep growing,” she said.“We are making sure women have clear, practical pathways into higher-skilled, higher-paid roles on site.“When you expand opportunities in a $44b industry, you strengthen the entire economy.”In the Australian resources sector, women now represent a larger portion of roles but there is still major room for growth with the percentage of women holding roles in the mining sector fluctuating between 22 – 23% since 2024, according to the Federal Government’s Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA).QRC chief executive Janette Hewson says WIRED is about enabling and retaining women in technician and operator roles to move into site-based leadership roles.“Our vision is an industry where women with technical skills have a clear pathway to more senior roles and can thrive in these roles long-term,” she said.“By supporting women who are working onsite, we create a workplace culture where everyone can thrive.”

(Image source: Bravus Mining and Resources) (L-R) WRC Mayor Ry Collins and BRC general manage Brendan Lane at the official opening of the Collinsville pump track.

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There were plenty of thrills and a couple of spills as Bowen Rail Company and Collinsville residents celebrated the official opening of the Queensland town’s eagerly anticipated $300,000 ‘pump’ bike track. Located in Darcy Munro Park, the Collinsville pump track is designed for skateboarders, bike and scooter riders to make their way over a series of rollers, jumps and berms by generating momentum through up and down body movements, instead of pedalling or pushing. Bowen Rail Company fully-funded the $300,000 cost for the first stage of the circuit as part of a 2019 Infrastructure Access Agreement signed with Whitsunday Regional Council for the construction of the Carmichael Rail Network. The Carmichael Rail Network entered operation in 2022 and connects the…

Weir joins International Copper Association

Weir joins International Copper Association

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(Image source: Bravus Mining and Resources) Members of the E2M research team downloading data from one of the 10 bioacoustics recorders installed on the Carmichael mining lease and conservation area.

Queensland research maps movements and behaviours of black-throated finch

Queensland researchers have mapped the habitat and movements of the black-throated finch in a never-before-seen level of detail, as part of Bravus Mining and Resources commitment to managing the environment. The findings are the latest from a five-year joint research program between Bravus Mining and Resources and researchers from ecology consultancy E2M and have been published in the peer-reviewed and highly respected international scientific journal PLOS One. Bravus Mining and Resources chief operating officer Mick Crowe says the research is building a profile of the black-throated finch to guide best practice conservation techniques. “The Carmichael mine has created jobs and opportunities for regional Queensland in a responsible way during both the planning and mining phases,” he said. “Our research has…

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