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The Industrial Age Made It Possible

Of all the ages in history, the industrial age has always been the most fascinating to me. During this time, the world truly transformed into a civilized society that was capable of doing anything they put their minds to. While the world has now moved on to the technological era, I am still quite impressed by the accomplishments that the industrial era provided us. If it was not for these accomplishments, we would not be able to manufacturer many of the products that most people now use on a daily basis. That is why I wanted to start a blog that is completely dedicated to the accomplishments of industrial companies in today's society.

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 Categories: Industrial & Manufacturing, Blog

If you've opted for a geothermal heating system to help control your overall heating costs, you need to understand the maintenance requirements to keep the system working at its best. While geothermal heating systems don't require extensive maintenance, there are a few things you should be attentive to. Here are four things you should monitor to properly care for your geothermal heating system. 1. Check the Antifreeze Level Geothermal heat systems use antifreeze or water to circulate through the underground pipes. Read More 

Daylight Harvesting And How It Can Slash Your Lighting Bill Using The Sun

26 October 2015
 Categories: Industrial & Manufacturing, Blog

Ironically, one of the most overlooked factors when figuring out how to minimize your lighting costs is the biggest source of light we use: the Sun. Sure, solar energy is taking the country by storm as you read this, but another way to save big bucks on your energy bill isn't by getting your energy from a different source, but by using it in a smarter way. Using the light that the Sun already provides can save you huge on your energy bill, here's how. Read More 

After A Disaster: Eliminating Trash In Your Community

21 September 2015
 Categories: Industrial & Manufacturing, Blog

When garbage services are disrupted after a natural disaster, it can become much more difficult to manage trash that will continue to pile up. You will need a place to put trash that will not cause sanitation problems. Here are a few options: Recycle as Much as You Can Now is a good time to compost as much as possible. Organic waste can be turned into compost that can be used in a garden. Read More 

Top 3 Access Control Methods That Are Applicable To Industrial Businesses

1 September 2015
 Categories: , Blog

If you own an industrial or manufacturing business, one of your top priorities should be to protect your business. Most industrial and manufacturing businesses involve a lot of complicated procedures and equipment that unauthorized individuals should not be around or have access to. Additionally, your manufacturing process may include trade secrets that you don't want competitors or other people to get a hold of. One of the best ways to protect your business is by using access control methods to restrict who can get into your business and who can get into specific areas of your business. Read More 

Keeping Scrap Metal Safe While Razing An Old Building

3 August 2015
 Categories: Industrial & Manufacturing, Blog

If you work demolishing old buildings, you most likely come across materials that can be recycled in exchange for money. Scrap metal in large quantities can bring in a nice payload, making it important to try salvaging any pieces you find when razing structures no longer being used. Unfortunately, people in the vicinity of the demolition may think the same thing, making scrap metal on the property at risk for theft if left out in the open. Read More