About

We are Injectronics

Going strong since 1983

Since 1983 Injectronics has been providing supply solutions for electronic and mechatronic components to the automotive aftermarket and original equipment manufacturers.  During this time Injectronics has developed a reputation as Australasia’s leading supplier of quality new and remanufactured automotive electronic components, as well as the preferred repairer of electronic and mechatronic components.

Injectronics is the cornerstone brand of Innovative Mechatronics Group (IM Group). In 2017, the IM Group was acquired by Amotiv Limited (formerly GUD Holdings). Amotiv is a leading wholesaler of automotive parts and accessories in Australia and New Zealand, with a growing global footprint. An ASX200 company, Amotiv is the company behind industry-leading brands like Ryco, Wesfil, Narva and Disc Brakes Australia.

The Injectronics range consists of various automotive electronic components such as engine and powertrain control modules, body control modules, air flow and air mass meters, ABS modules, HVAC climate controls, electronic throttle bodies, ignition modules, instrument, audio and navigation systems, immobiliser, hybrid and several other ancillary control modules.

The electronic testing equipment Injectronics has developed include a fully automated Air Mass Analyser, which enables accurate testing and recalibrating of all types of Air Meters, as well as  a Virtual Automotive Simulators (VAS) which allows computerised testing of many of the automotive electronic control modules and computers fitted to today’s modern vehicles.

Injectronics has a strong focus on Research and Development and Innovation.  We have a team dedicated to working on future products and repairs so we are always ahead of emerging technologies.  

What we stand for

Environmental Impact

Injectronics is essentially a recycling business, where a non-functioning automotive electronic component is dismantled, cleaned and then remanufactured for stock. It is then sold on an exchange basis and a faulty unit is returned which essentially completes and then continues the remanufacturing loop.  

Whilst this cycle continues it eliminates the need to purchase a new unit, which has a far greater negative impact on the environment as compared to recycling / remanufacturing. It also reduces the units being thrown into landfill.

Injectronics is committed to minimising its impact on the environment by constantly looking at ways of reducing energy and water use, recycling of non-usable materials, reducing waste, and training its staff of the benefits of re-using and recycling.