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Steeling the Future: 3 Ways Steel is Ensuring a Safer Future

Nearly every metallic appliance in the modern society is either made from steel or made using steel. From giant infrastructures such as railways or metro systems and bridges to the smallest household appliances like knives and needles, steel is always there wherever we are, touching

Could Carbon Fiber Dethrone Steel as King in Construction?

Could Carbon Fiber Dethrone Steel as King in Construction?

For more than a century, steel has been an essential ingredient for those wanting to build the sturdiest structures. Though hefty and bulky to move around, and sometimes costly, steel has become a go-to item for builders wanting homes, commercial buildings and even bridges that

Major Production Project

Preparing for a Major Production Project

When you’re running a steel shop of any scale, you’ll sooner or later have to deal with the problem of completing a larger project with multiple steps. You should take care to pick orders that are within your organization’s capacity in the first place, but

How to Save Paper Waste in the Manufacturing Process

Paper waste is surprisingly common in manufacturing operations even as we increasingly shift to plastic wrappers, digital record keeping, and nearly automated factories. Here are a few tips on how to save paper waste in the manufacturing process. We’ll focus on practical, easy to implement

Conveyer Belt Systems in the Steel Industry

The traditional method of material handling became obsolete during the industrial revolution. These traditional “by hand” methods got replaced by faster, more efficient alternatives. The conveyor belt was chief among these new methods. The steel industry was especially quick to adopt the modern methods. Speed

How to Use A Differential Pressure Flowmeter

Differential pressure flowmeters measure the movement of gases, liquids, and vapors. This can be anything from air and steam to water and industrial gases. If you want to know more about how to use differential pressure flowmeters and what the positives and negatives are of