1987

Blastronics Pty Ltd founded by Cameron McKenzie, Steve Hickey and Bruce McKenzie. Source: The Australian, 8 September 1987.
1987

Development of the BMX Blast Monitor – the world’s first diagnostic blast monitor
1988

First Blastronics office opened in Brisbane suburb of Toowong
1988 – July

First BMXs sold to Golder who are still a client.
1988 – August

Creation of Australian Blasting Consultants Pty Ltd (ABC) to promote BMX applications as a consulting tool
1989

Using the QMX at Mt Cootha
1989
Creation of Australian Blasting Consultants WA
1989

Release of the QMX Quarry Monitor
1989

The BMX Monitor travels around the world
1990
Merger of Blastronics and ABC
1992 – July

Creation of BLM Blastronics Canada in Sudbury, Ontario
1993

Release of µMX Micro Monitor
1994

Creation of Blastronics Environmental Services Creation of Fugro Blastronics in Hong Kong
1996

Creation of Infratech Systems & Services Pty Ltd for the development of bridge monitoring technologies
1996

Awarded R&D grant to develop a bridge monitoring device.
1997 – July

Move to larger offices in the Brisbane suburb of West End
1999

Release the HMX Bridge Health Monitor
2000 – June
Merger of Blastronics and Infratech
2000 – July

Change name from Blastronics to Texcel Pty Ltd
2000 – October

Creation of RTDynamics to investigate heavy vehicle dynamics
2003 – July

Release ATM Advanced Texcel Monitor
2004 – August

Release of CTM Compact Texcel Monitor
2008

Release of ETM, GTM and TLink
2008

We celebrate 20 years of Texcel!
2015

ISEE is established in Australia by Bruce McKenzie and Mark Dean
2016

Texcel relocate to Brisbane suburb of Northgate.
2021

Re-launch of new Texcel logo and new website
2021

The Texcel Team!