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Improving Your Production Line

When I first started my business, I had no idea how hard it would be to keep things moving. I thought that business would be easy to come by, and that customers would flock to us simply because we offered a superior product. However, the more research I did, the more I realized the need for near-perfect packaging, streamlined industrial production, and safety supplies. To tighten things up, we started in our back room. We invested in high end industrial equipment to keep our line moving, and then we worked on protecting our workers by investing in better safety gear. This blog is all about improving your industrial and safety supplies.

Preventing Electrocution When Using Scaffolding

22 March 2016
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Electrocution is a very real danger on the worksite. Of the 874 fatalities that occurred on the job during 2014, 74 of those deaths involved electrocution. The presence of high-voltage overhead power lines and other energized circuits can make the use of metal scaffolding dangerous without the right set of precautions. The following explains how the risk of electrocution can be minimized for workers using scaffolds. Survey the Worksite Identifying any and all hazards that exist on the worksite can go a long way towards safeguarding workers against electrocution risks. Read More 

Important Tasks To Complete Before Starting Up Your Industrial Boiler

29 February 2016
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If you have an industrial plant that powers equipment through the use of steam power, then you probably utilize a large scale steam boiler that runs continuously. If this boiler has recently broken down, then purchasing a used boiler is a cost effective way to get your plant up and running once again. However, you should know that there are a wide variety of things that you will need to do before turning the boiler on for the first time. Read More 

Run An Auto Body Shop? Tips To Prevent Your Air Compressors From Exploding

22 December 2015
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Air compressors can explode and cause serious damage. In fact, the explosion from an air compressor in an auto body shop in Bronx caused the entire building to collapse. Two people who were injured in the accident were located in the basement. If you own or manage an auto body shop, it is crucial for you to make sure your air compressor(s) are always in good working condition. Here's what you need to know about why air compressors explode and how to prevent it from happening in your shop. Read More 

Hazardous Materials & Sensors: Five Features Ideal For Monitoring Liquid Materials Efficiently

6 November 2015
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Working with hazardous materials is all about control and regulation. When materials leak or problems persist, it can cause disaster for your equipment, employees, and company as a whole. This is why it's a good idea to educate yourself on all aspects of the business. Monitoring hazardous materials is typically done through fluid control parts and sensors. The sensors themselves have an important task and you must choose the proper sensors to complete this task. Read More 

4 Reasons Why Aluminum Compressor Seals Should Be Your Top Choice

22 October 2015
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Machines have many parts to keep them running, and seals are used to secure some of these parts together without allowing air or fluid to leak out. In fact, seals are one of the most important parts of a machine, because any leaks of air or fluid would render the machine useless. If a compressor seal in one of your hydraulic machines breaks, you may be thinking about replacing it with a seal made of stainless steel, copper, or bronze. Read More