Workshop & Industrial Equipment.

Upgrade up your operation with premium workshop equipment that’s built for daily demands. From heavy-duty industrial equipment to smart essentials like a reliable bottle jack, an energy‑saving evaporative cooler, and a manoeuvrable workshop trolley, you’ll keep teams productive and projects moving. Choose gear that’s tough, easy to use, and ready for Aussie worksites - so you can lift, cool, and transport with confidence, cut downtime, and stay on schedule.

FAQs

Common questions answered.

Five of the questions we hear most often on carpark and street linemarking gear. Full knowledge base on our FAQ page.

  • How is this different from Lifting & Handling?

    Workshop & Industrial Equipment is the broader parent covering lifting + cranes + workshop tools + power tools + material handling. Lifting & Handling Equipment is the more focused jacks/cranes/lifters sub-collection. Use this parent for browsing across categories.

  • Sub-collections?

    Lifting & Handling Equipment (jacks, cranes, presses), Workshop Fitouts & Tools (benches, storage, fans, heaters), Hand Tools & Accessories (hand tools), Workshop (parts wash + general workshop). Pick the sub-collection that matches the specific product type.

  • How do I maintain workshop equipment to keep it safe, reliable, and compliant?

    Keeping your workshop equipment in top shape doesn’t need to be hard - stick to a simple routine and you’ll extend lifespan, reduce downtime, and stay compliant.

    Do this after each use:

    • Wipe down high-touch surfaces and moving parts. Grit is the enemy of smooth operation.
    • Inspect power cords and hoses on industrial equipment; tag out anything damaged.
    • Park mobile gear like a workshop trolley with brakes on and loads secured.

    Weekly checks:

    • Lifting gear: Inspect your bottle jack for leaks, bent saddles, and smooth lift/hold. Use only on level, rated surfaces and pair with certified stands. Follow AS/NZS 2693 for vehicle support stands and keep SWLs visible.
    • Cooling gear: Flush and clean pads on your evaporative cooler, check water quality, and clear inlet screens for strong airflow.
    • Fasteners and locks: Tighten handles, lock collars, and casters on trolleys and benches to prevent creep and wobble.

    Monthly/quarterly:

    • Function-test emergency stops, guards, and cut-offs where fitted.
    • Record services and electrical test-and-tag results (AS/NZS 3760) where applicable.
    • Replace consumables before they fail - seals, pads, filters, and wheels are low-cost insurance.

    Pro tip: Create a one-page maintenance checklist and hang it near your gear. Quick ticks, fewer headaches.

  • What safety standards should I consider when selecting workshop equipment for my team?

    Safety starts at selection - and the right workshop equipment makes it easier to stay compliant and productive. Here’s a quick checklist to help you choose smart and work safer.

    Key considerations:

    • Lifting gear: Pick a bottle jack with capacity at least 25% above the heaviest load and pair it with rated axle stands. Use on level, stable surfaces only. Follow AS/NZS 2693 for vehicle support stands, and keep safe working loads clearly displayed.
    • Electrical and tagging: Ensure powered industrial equipment is inspected and test-and-tagged on schedule per AS/NZS 3760 where applicable. Replace damaged leads immediately.
    • Cooling and ventilation: If using an evaporative cooler, ensure good airflow (open doors/windows) and maintain clean pads and filters to prevent dust build-up and bacterial growth. Position to avoid trip hazards from water lines.
    • Manual handling: Reduce push/pull forces with a sturdy workshop trolley. Look for lockable castors, ergonomic handles, and rated shelves. Secure loads and park with brakes engaged.
    • Layout and traffic: Mark pedestrian lanes, keep clearances around machinery, and store heavy items between knee and chest height to minimise strain.

    Pro tips:

    • Standardise equipment across bays for consistent training and spare parts.
    • Keep a simple maintenance log - small checks prevent big failures.
  • What warranty and after-sales service is available for workshop & industrial equipment?

    All workshop & industrial equipment sold through GO Industrial are supplied with the manufacturer's standard warranty, which typically ranges from 12 months to 3 years depending on the product and brand. GO Industrial provides national service support through our Queensland-based technical team and authorised service partners in all Australian states. Warranty claims are managed directly — contact our team with the purchase order number and fault description for assessment. Extended warranty and preventive maintenance programs are available on selected equipment categories.

Full guide

Workshop & Industrial Equipment

72 workshop and industrial equipment products - bottle jacks, evaporative coolers, engine cranes, trolleys, porta-power kits, bead breakers, transmission lifters and the broader industrial tools universe. TradeQuip + Borum AU distribution.

Coverage. This parent collection brings together the jacks (bottle, hydraulic, transmission), cranes (engine 3t + foldable), workshop tools (parts wash, tap-die, vices), power tools (porta-power kits) and material handling (wheel dolly) ranges. Sub-collections in lifting-handling-equipment, workshop-fitouts-tools and hand-tools-accessories cover the more specific product groups.

Not sure which one's right?

Tell us the carpark size, how often you'll use it, and whether you need battery or petrol. We'll come back with a shortlist and a trade quote within the day.