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Learning to Weld and Other Subjects

Hey there! Have you ever wanted to learn how to weld metal? Last year, I decided I would like to learn how to weld so I could start to manufacture homemade go-karts for my children and their friends. Unfortunately, I didn't have a clue where to start. I reached out to my brother-in-law Steve who works in the industrial and manufacturing sector. What a guy he is. He let me visit his workshop so I could learn all I needed to know about how the professionals in the industrial sector operate. I decided to start this blog to help other novice welders and industrial enthusiasts.

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Thermoplastic vulcanizates (TPV)- Their Industrial and Manufacturing Benefits

Posted on August 28, 2017

Industrial and manufacturing activities are evolving by day to respond to the demands placed on them by end users. The need for flexibility, dependability, and long-term performance has pushed manufacturing entities within the plastics niche to adopt high performing elastomers such as Thermoplastic Vulcanizates (TPV). These polymers comprise EPDM rubber, polypropylene, and other products, exhibiting rubber properties while at the same time giving plastic manufacturers the ease of processing. There are cited benefits industrial and manufacturing players can reap from TPVs such as Santoprene TPV irrespective of their applications. [Read More]

How to Select a Location for an Underground Water Tank

Posted on August 25, 2017

Some homeowners may end up unwittingly shortening the service life of their underground water storage tanks due to selecting an unsuitable location for those tanks. This article discusses some factors that one should think about when selecting the best location for a new underground water tank. The Flood Level You need to get information about the flood level in your area before you select where you will install your new underground water tank. [Read More]

Two Ways That Industrial Manufacturers Prevent Injuries When Concrete Saws Are Being Used

Posted on August 24, 2017

Concrete saws are used in many industrial settings, to slice and sculpt large slabs of concrete. Whilst extremely useful, this equipment can also be quite dangerous. Here are some of the ways that industrial manufacturers help to reduce the likelihood of employees being injured when they are tasked with using a concrete saw. By providing training Most industrial manufacturers that routinely use concrete saws for their day-to-day operations provide their employees with training on how to safely operate this equipment. [Read More]

CNC Laser Cutting: How Employee Exposure to Potentially Harmful Fumes Can Be Minimised

Posted on August 23, 2017

If you are contemplating using CNC laser cutters for your industrial cutting jobs, ensuring safe operation must be at the top of your mind. One of the major safety hazards that should concern you is the fumes that will be generated during the laser cutting process. The fumes can damage the machine, contaminate products, but also contaminate the air and harm human health. Here is a look at some of the best practices being employed to minimise operator exposure to potentially harmful laser cutter-generated fumes: [Read More]