The Ins And Outs Of Renting A Temporary Boiler For Your Facility

Posted on 8 July 2015

When you need to make major renovations to your company's physical infrastructure, such as upgrading the heating equipment, you may need to install temporary equipment such as a portable boiler. Dismantling heavy duty equipment like a boiler requires preparation and close consultation with licensed technicians. The following guide can help you get ready for installing a temporary boiler on your property when your main boiler is out of commission with the help of companies like Nationwide Boiler. [Read More]

What Type Of Cleanup May You Need To Do After Your Home Remodel?

Posted on 26 May 2015

If you've finally begun to put your home remodeling plans into motion, you may already be making arrangements for temporary kitchen or bathroom facilities while your home resembles a construction zone. However, one aspect of your remodel you may be overlooking is the cleanup process. Depending upon the contract you signed, you may be responsible for site cleanup and debris removal yourself -- and until you take care of this, your brand-new rooms may be essentially unusable. [Read More]

5 Important Pieces Of Equipment In A Coal Mine

Posted on 12 May 2015

Almost 40% of the electricity in the United States is generated by coal. In 2013, as many as 984.8 million short tons of coal were produced. Think about that for a second. When you consider the amount of coal it takes to provide that much electricity, you start realizing how important the coal mining industry is to the job market. It's not just the coal miners that benefit from coal mining. [Read More]

Need New Industrial Seals? Consider Using Phosphor Bronze - An Ancient Alloy With A Modern Twist

Posted on 30 April 2015

If your company is in the market for industrial seals, you might consider ordering some made from phosphor bronze. The following is a brief history of bronze and an outline of the advantages gained by adding phosphorous to this ancient alloy. The Original Bronze Age Bronze During the Bronze Age, bronze was the go-to material for tools, weapons, armor, jewelry and decorative items. Originally it was made by combining arsenic with copper to add strength to the soft metal. [Read More]

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Do you have a business in which you have to customize metal workings to build what your customers want? I have a small metalworking shop and have received orders for specialty items that take me quite some time to make. These pieces take me so long because they include small elements that must be made with precision. I have begun sending some of the elements of these projects out to a fabrication shop that has more sophisticated equipment than I have. To learn how outsourcing these intricate parts has actually helped me improve my business, take a minute to go through my website.

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