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5 Best Whole Home Surge Protectors

Posted on Oct 21, 2020 by Aaron Gordon. Filed under Engineering, Gadget, Hardware
Distribution Board

Why risk your precious electronics and expensive appliances when you can protect them? It is common to lose your electronic equipment inside your home to lightning strikes or power surges. All it takes is a second to destroy your costly … Continue reading →

How Seals Can Have a Positive Impact in Industrial Manufacturing

Posted on Jul 25, 2020 by Hubert Dwight. Filed under Engineering
Engineering Sensors Industrial

Industrial manufacturers rely on machinery for the day-to-day running of their businesses. While it might be tempting to cut costs in some areas, replacement parts shouldn’t be one of them. When you invest in quality seals and other rubber products … Continue reading →

What’s a Wire Stripping Machine, and How Do I Use One?

Posted on Feb 12, 2020 by Aaron Gordon. Filed under Engineering
Electrician Wire Stripping Machine

The electrical industry has experienced a breakthrough in its development. These developments have been championed by the aid of lots of machines and one of them is the wire stripping machine. The Wire Stripping Machine which is also known as … Continue reading →

Alloy Steel Types and Applications

Posted on Dec 13, 2019 by Aaron Gordon. Filed under Engineering, Materials Sci.
Metallurgy

Alloy steel is steel that has been combined with other elements to create a new kind of material with different mechanical properties. Some of the most common elements that are combined with steel via alloying are aluminum, copper, boron, nickel, … Continue reading →

The Relationship Between Contractors and Programming

Posted on Nov 7, 2019 by John Hannen. Filed under Engineering, Programming, Robotics & A.I.
Programming Code

As the construction sector becomes increasingly more digital, its workforce also needs to adapt. But with this new technological age comes a number of concerns, such as whether there will be a heavy shift away from physical labour work as … Continue reading →

TOMRA Fruit Sorting Solutions

Posted on Jul 12, 2019 by Aaron Gordon. Filed under Engineering, Snack
Blackberries

Food waste is a worldwide epidemic in modern life, with an estimated 30% of grown food discarded rather than used. Of course concurrently with the waste of food is the waste of money, and, whether you are a business or … Continue reading →

Advancements in Car Safety Over the Past Decade

Posted on Jul 2, 2019 by Aaron Gordon. Filed under Car, Engineering, Security
Car Inside Black

We’ve come a long way when it comes to vehicle safety since the first safety feature was introduced. The seatbelt, created in the early 1900’s, was the very first innovation created to keep drivers and passengers safe on the road. … Continue reading →

Worn Motorcycle Tires Can Cause Fatal Accidents – Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Tires

Posted on May 2, 2019 by Aaron Gordon. Filed under Car, Engineering
Motorcycle Accident

Bikers experience a level of exhilaration and freedom like few others ever have the opportunity to. There’s nothing quite like hitting the road and burning rubber on two wheels with a group of skilled riders who share your passion. Part … Continue reading →

Adhering to Regulations – Making Machines Safe

Posted on Mar 8, 2019 by Aaron Gordon. Filed under Engineering, Security
Factory Line Roller

What are the various rules and regulations that must be followed by bosses of factories and industrial units? Safe Workplaces Although most modern factories throughout the UK and the rest of the world will always adhere to the often strict … Continue reading →

5 Excavator Attachments That Every Construction Industry Should Have

Posted on Jan 3, 2019 by Kavita Verma. Filed under Engineering
Excavation Machinery

An excavator is a machine that people often use in the construction industry and heavy work sites. It can handle the number of tasks ranging from drill through a hard surface to carry the heavy load from one place to … Continue reading →

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