3 Common Drawer Slide Finish Options

You can’t ignore the finish when choosing drawer slides. Most drawer slides aren’t made of bare, exposed metal. Even if a drawer slide consists primarily of stainless steel, it will likely feature a finish. The finish is a protective outer … Read More

Electrogalvanized vs. Hot-Dipped Hinges: What’s the Difference?

Not all hinges feature a bare-metal surface. Whether a hinge is made of high-carbon steel, stainless steel, brass or aluminum, it may have an outer layer of zinc. Electrogalvanized hinges and hot-dipped hinges, for instance, both feature a zinc layer. … Read More

The Beginner’s Guide to Armored Cable

Have you heard of armored cable? If so, you might be wondering how it differs from other types of cable. What Is Armored Cable? Armored cable is a type of electrical cable that features a protective metal sheath. It’s typically … Read More

EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH: Sal Taormina

Congratulations to Sal Taormina on being Employee of the Month for January 2025!! We are excited to recognize Sal Taormina as Employee of the Month! Sal’s expertise and dedication make him an essential part of Monroe Ira’s success. As the … Read More

What Is a Hybrid Solar System?

Solar systems have become increasingly common in recent years. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), it accounts for 81% of new electric-generating capacity in the United States. Solar systems are characterized by the use of photovoltaic (PV) cells … Read More

How to Choose an Industrial Spotlight

Industrial spotlights are used in a variety of work-related applications. Consisting of a high-powered bulb, they are designed to project a narrow beam of light toward an area or object. You can find industrial spotlights in warehouses, factories, construction sites, … Read More

5 Things to Consider When Choosing Wire Rope Clips

Wire rope clips offer a convenient and effective way to form the ends of cables. They are commonly used to create load-bearing eyes. The end of the cable is looped to form an “eye.” Wire rope clips are then used … Read More