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How to Ensure Your Sheet Metal Parts Will Last

28 October 2015
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If you're in the industrial sector, you might use a sheet metal fabrication service to have parts made and repaired for your business. It is natural for parts to wear out over time, particularly in a high-stress manufacturing environment in which they are being used constantly. However, if they are made and installed properly, they should last for quite some time. If you're worried that your parts are wearing out more quickly than they should be, it's a good idea to follow these tips to ensure that your sheet metal parts will last for as long as possible. Read More

Remove Rust From Your Tool Shed’s Metal Roof And Keep It Protected

13 July 2015
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If your tool shed's metal roof has rust spots on its surface, it can diminish the appearance of your property. Learn how to remove these unsightly spots with the following steps. Once you have completed the project, the shed will have an attractive appearance and will continue to complement your property as long as you keep it maintained. Materials broom water hose long-handled scrub brush bucket of soapy water wire brush rubber gloves naval jelly rust-inhibiting spray exterior paint (clear coat) paint roller paint tray Clean The Roof And Remove Rust Spots Read More

Staying Warm And Staying Safe - Managing Your Residential Fuel Tank In Cold Weather

12 March 2015
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Many people in the United States choose to relocate to the country side for the relative peace, tranquility, and solitude of rural life. Doing so, however, comes with some unique challenges. Perhaps the most difficult among these is being reliant on your own source of propane for heating and other important fuel applications. Your home propane tank can be your lifeline, and when the weather turns extreme, it's vital that you keep it in good shape. Read More

The Physical Dangers In Sheet Metal Fabrication

5 March 2015
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Sheet metal fabrication is dangerous work if it isn't done carefully. However, even the most cautious sheet metal fabricator has their share of lacerations and stitches if they have performed this work over a long period of time. Working with thin sheets of steel is inherently dangerous, yet this is not the only danger faced by sheet metal fabricators. What are some of the less obvious dangers in sheet metal fabrication? Read More

3 Questions To Ask Before Purchasing A Case Sealer

26 February 2015
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As your business grows, the need to purchase an automated case sealer (rather than paying an employee to manually seal your packages for shipment) can also become prominent. However, because case sealers aren't cheap, you'll want to make sure you do your research and find the one that's right for you and your budget. As you begin shopping for case sealers, it can be helpful to ask a few important questions. What Are Your Box Sizes? Read More

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Employee Appreciation for Valentine’s Day

How to Ensure Your Sheet Metal Parts Will Last

Remove Rust From Your Tool Shed’s Metal Roof And Keep It Protected

Staying Warm And Staying Safe - Managing Your Residential Fuel Tank In Cold Weather

The Physical Dangers In Sheet Metal Fabrication

3 Questions To Ask Before Purchasing A Case Sealer