CHARLOTTE, NC, Sep 12, 2025 – SPX FLOW has shifted its industrial mixing operations in Queensland to a 2,300-square-meter (sqm) site in Brisbane, Australia, replacing its earlier 520 sqm facility. The move expands its capacity to support customers across Australia and the growing markets of Southeast Asia.
The new mixer manufacturing facility allows space to assemble, repair and test a range of customer’s mixing equipment.
“This relocation is more than just a move, it’s a statement of dedication to our customers and our confidence in the Australian market,” said Morgan Sly, regional service center manager for Australia (Mixers) at SPX FLOW. “By investing in this facility, we are strengthening our ability to support customers with larger projects, faster service and the latest digital tools.”
Key benefits of the new facility include:
- More capacity and capability to handle complex equipment and projects for customers
- Improved customer service with faster turnaround times and efficient workflows
- Enhanced storage and operational space to reduce service delays and support business growth
- Additional staff and dedicated field service resources to expand regional support
Source: SPX FLOW
About SPX FLOW, Inc.
Based in Charlotte, NC, SPX FLOW, Inc. designs and manufactures process technologies used in mixing, blending, fluid handling, separation, and thermal heat transfer. Its products support a range of applications in the food and beverage, health, nutrition, chemical, power, and industrial sectors. Originally part of SPX Corporation, the company became a standalone business in 2015, though its history dates back more than 100 years. SPX FLOW operates in more than 25 countries and sells products in over 140. It generates approximately $1.5B in annual revenue and employs more than 3,900 people worldwide. The company holds more than 400 global patents and maintains Innovation and Design Centers across multiple regions. SPX FLOW focuses on sustainable solutions that help reduce waste, improve product quality, and increase operational efficiency for customers in regulated and sanitary industries.