Accidents happen, but if a car drives into the front of your building, people can be hurt and the damage can be considerable. If you have a building with a glass front, it is especially important to protect it. There are a number of ways to keep the front of the building safe and clear. Some that look better than others, but the goal is safety first.
Form Versus Function
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Staying Safe When Using A Press Brake
Press brakes are excellent at molding and bending sheet metal, but don't be fooled by their seemingly straightforward operation. Mistakes can happen, and big pieces of sheet metal -- as well as the powerful press -- can leave nasty injuries. For new workers, a well-operating press may seem like not that big a threat, but they still need to start off with full safety gear. And a lot of long-time workers, who might be a bit too comfortable with the machines, could use a refresher training talk.
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Essential Equipment To Handle Your Industrial Drums
Storing liquid chemical for long periods of time can pose a challenge. You want your chemical reserves to be easily accessible, but also stored in containers that won't break down over time or use up a lot of space in your warehouse. Industrial drums make a great chemical storage option because these containers are versatile and can be stacked to maximize storage space.
Handling filled industrial drums can be difficult, but investing in the right equipment will allow you to move your drums around the warehouse with ease.
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Protecting The Threads On Drill Rods And Casing
The threads on the end of a piece of casing that is used in an oil or another well are critical. If the threads are damaged, the collar that connects the pieces of the casing may not screw on, and it can slow down or even stop the drilling process. The same is possible if the threads on the drill rod are damaged. There are ways to protect the threads and ensure that the process continues along if you use them.
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