5 Must-Have Equipment Every Land Surveyor Should Own

Posted on 31 August 2021

As a land surveyor, you need the right equipment to get your measurements correct. There are various tools and equipment you will need to calculate contour and elevation differences. Different factors will also determine the type of land survey equipment to choose. This post discusses five must-have equipment for an effective land surveying process.  The Hand Level A hand level is trim in size and similar in shape to a telescope. [Read More]

What Are the Primary Uses of Industrial Fans in Manufacturing Facilities?

Posted on 26 May 2021

If you walk inside the average manufacturing facility, you will probably find that there are industrial fans used all throughout the facility. You could be curious about why industrial fans are so popular in these facilities and what they are commonly used for. After all, you might work in a manufacturing facility or other industrial business and might be wondering if you should be making use of industrial fans yourself. These are some of the primary uses of these fans in these types of facilities. [Read More]

4 Problems You'll Face If Your Warehouse Isn't Waterproofed

Posted on 15 March 2021

Don't underestimate the importance of keeping your warehouse dry. If you don't take the proper precautions to waterproof your warehouse, you'll find yourself dealing with multiple costly and dangerous problems over time. Just take a look at these four risks you may run into if your warehouse isn't waterproofed. 1. Mould growth Mould growth is one of the most common problems you'll face if your warehouse isn't kept dry. Mould thrives in moist environments and can quickly take hold inside if your warehouse hasn't been waterproofed. [Read More]

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Your Questions on Industrial Equipment and Supplies Answered

Welcome to this blog. In this space, I am going to address many of the questions and concerns I have heard about industrial equipment and supplies over the years. I come to this issue from a unique angle. I have worked in a factory and heard firsthand many of the frustrations my coworkers had with different equipment and how it was used. Later, I worked in an office at an industrial facility and got a firsthand look at how "management" sees these issues. After retiring, I decided to work part time at a ranch supply store where we sold all kinds of equipment, and I got to talk with consumers. Now, I'm fully retired, and I'm starting this blog to keep myself active. I plan to answer all of the questions I heard through the years and more.

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