TransForm the way you work

Performance enhancing products for commercial & industrial spaces

Designed and made in Australia, we create innovative products for the workplace that carefully consider aesthetics, circularity by design and functionality to produce products that enhance performance, improve wellbeing and look good while doing so. Integra TransForm is the proprietary division of Integra Systems, an incubation hub for product design and advanced manufacturing with over 30 years in the Australian market. Discover how we evolve the way you work.

Lune Bins

Waste separation bins made sleek and sustainable. Designed by Lune and manufactured in Australia by Integra under digital licensing as part of our international circular manufacturing partnership.

Integra K4.0

Winner of a 2022 Good Design Award, the Integra K4.0 Command Centre is a gamechanger in Industry 4.0 processes, empowering an organisation’s digitisation ambitions with this virtual job bag.

Digital Kiosks

Our digital kiosks provide a solution to advertise indoors or outdoors, or serve as an interactive display for a range of applications including virtual concierge, ticketing, check-in, and wayfinding.

Workstations

Ergonomic, electric height-adjustable workstations for commercial and industrial spaces, created to enhance productivity and empower the user with a healthier workspace to complete daily tasks.

Integra as your valued partner because…

We pride ourselves in leading a new breed of nimble Australian manufacturers. We have created our standard range of products, and we also offer the option to customise these products to suit the needs of your organisation.

Customisable

We are passionate about an integrated approach to sustainability. Our world-class advanced manufacturing centres on materials, design, operations and assembly according to the principles of a circular economy, where all products at the end of their life can be reused, recycled or redeployed.

Circular

As a 100% Australian-owned family business, our team embodies leadership and commitment, and bears the responsibility for establishing, implementing, integrating and maintaining our AS/NZS ISO 9001:2016 Quality Management System and commitment to continuous improvement.

Australian-Made

We are sustainable manufacturers

Because we don’t believe in wasting our future

Circularity by design - A design approach for waste reduction, modularity for reuse or modularity for redeployment and/or with recycled materials

Locally sourced materials - Supporting the local economy and Australian-made enterprises, while reducing transportation and carbon emissions

Recyclability - Ensuring everything we use and do meets our Cradle to Cradle (C2C) ethos, rather than a Cradle to Grave cycle that ends in landfill

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Don’t Waste The Future: Make Circularity Your Business

Join our Circularity event! It’s no secret that Europe is leading the field with the Circular Economy. For decades they have been at the forefront of Waste Management and driving Circular Economy principals in pursuit of a cradle-to-cradle approach to product design and development, as well as sophisticated forms of separating waste at the source with a target of Zero Landfill.

Making Waste Beautiful

For most people, rubbish or waste is considered ugly, smelly and – well, let’s be honest – pretty gross. But, as we tackle the challenges of developing a more sustainable society to repair the damage we’ve caused to our environment, the development of movements like circularity and circular design, and other innovative recycling solutions, are showing us that waste can, in fact, be made to be beautiful. 

Wido van den Bosch: The Dutch King of Clean

Wido van den Bosch is serious about cleaning things up. We find out more about the man behind Brink Industrial, his international partnership in circular manufacturing with Integra Systems, and his progressive take on circularity and sustainability.

The how and why of ergonomic, human-centred design

The relationship between ergonomics and human-centred design is a complex but ultimately far more synergetic approach to design and manufacturing. As Nick Restall, Design and Development Manager at Integra Systems, explains, it’s defined by the biomechanical working in harmony with the psychological.