Upper Management Visiting Your Industrial Factory? Better Get the Floor Clean

Posted on 24 July 2015

If your upper management is visiting your industrial factory, you need to take time to make sure everything is in order, and that includes cleaning the floor. Below are some tips on the best way to do this so you can be proud of your factory when these important people walk through the door. Floor Sweepers If your factory floor is clean but only needs to be swept, this can take time if you use traditional industrial brooms, especially if you have a large factory. [Read More]

Addressing A Couple Of Questions About Routine Overhead Door Problems

Posted on 14 July 2015

Overhead doors have a variety of uses in both commercial and residential applications. However, these doors are far more complicated than standard doors, and this can make them prone to experiencing problems. Yet, many people lack much of the experience needed to understand the steps to correct these issues when they arise. There are two problems that are particularly common from overhead doors, and you may benefit from having the following questions about these issues addressed. [Read More]

Septic Tank Considerations When Taking Chemotherapy Medication

Posted on 30 June 2015

When a person is going through chemotherapy treatment for a serious illness, the last thing they may care about is how the treatment might affect the septic tank. Even if you've always been conscientious about not flushing things that can clog up the tank or harm the friendly bacteria, you probably don't have much choice about how your illness treatment affects the system.  Chemotherapy & Tank Bacteria As the body expels non-metabolized chemotherapy medication through normal elimination processes, the substances go down the sewer pipe. [Read More]

How To Prevent Critical Damage From Corrosion In Industrial Steel Piping

Posted on 26 June 2015

Many industrial processes are highly corrosive in nature and cause cracks in piping. Fortunately, there are some solutions you can use to avoid damage to your industrial piping during operations. Alloy 20 Piping One approach for making sure that corrosion doesn't destroy anything important around industrial piping is to use piping alloy that is highly resistant to corrosion. An example of a piping material with this quality is Alloy 20. This alloy is made of nickel, molybdenum, and chromium. [Read More]

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