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• 3 Situations In Which Crimping Is Better Than Soldering

  3 July 2015

  If you work in an industrial profession that involves the transfer of dense quantities of electricity, you may need to set up special connections to help you in that regard. When faced with this need, you will typically have some scenarios that will cause you to decide to either use a crimp connection or a soldered connection. This decision is both a matter of preference and the needs for your particular project.

• How Miniature End Mills Assist Employees with Circuit Board Assembly

  25 June 2015

  Circuit boards have so many tiny little components and areas that need to be constructed delicately. While assembly machines can handle much of the work, the remaining details are in the hands of industry workers. If you want to know more about how this delicate work is managed, then you need to know more about miniature end mills and their applications in this line of work. Miniature Screw Drivers You have probably seen the very tiny screws used in circuit board assembly because similar screws are in your glasses.

• Two of Your Concerns about Renting a Dumpster Addressed

  18 June 2015

  There are few things that you can do that will generate more trash than a major construction or renovation project. To accommodate these loads of trash, you will need to invest in renting a dumpster. If you have never needed to do this in the past, you may need some questions answered to avoid problems that can negatively impact your experience with these services. In particular, the following couple of questions are routinely asked 

• The Magic Potty! 4 Ways To Stop Your Child's Fascination With Flushing Things Down The Toilet

  15 May 2015

  Take a little one in the bathroom and they will be quite fascinated with a lot of things that they should not be messing with, especially the toilet. Many children will be curious about throwing something in a bowl, hitting a button, and seeing it magically disappear. Unfortunately, your child's fascination with the magic potty portal to nowhere can ruin your septic tank system if the wrong items are tossed in.

• The Risks And Benefits Of Three Common Compressed Air Piping Materials

  22 April 2015

  Whether you're installing a new system or you're considering replacement of the piping in your compressed air system, deciding which pipe materials to use can be difficult and time consuming. Below are three common pipe material options and the risks and benefits associated with each. Plastic Pipe While plastic piping was one of the most common pipe materials used for compressed air, it has long been recommended against. Plastic pipes are known to deliver clean air and are cheap and readily available.