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4 Common Types of Coil Springs
Springs can be classified as either coil or non-coil, depending on their design. Coil springs live up to their namesake by featuring a coiled design. They are typically made of a single strand of metal that follows a helical path, … Read More
How Screws With a Tapered Shank Work
A tapered shank is a common characteristic of most screws. From drywall screws and lag screws to particle board screws and sheet metal screws, most screws have a tapered shank. Bolts, on the other hand, may or may not have … Read More
Polycrystalline vs Monocrystalline Solar Panels: What’s the Difference?
Are you thinking about investing in solar panels for your home? If so, you might be wondering whether to choose polycrystalline or monocrystalline solar panels. All solar panels are capable of capturing and converting sunlight into usable electricity. They consist … Read More
How Does a Rack and Pinion Press Work?
Pressing is a common manufacturing process. It involves the use of a tool, known as a press, to apply pressure to a workpiece. Also known as stamping, it’s typically used in conjunction with sheet metal. Sheet metal can be placed … Read More
Washers vs Gaskets: What’s the Difference?
Many people assume that washers and gaskets are the same. After all, they both consist of a similar design, and they are both used in conjunction with other objects. While they may look similar, though, washers and gaskets serve completely … Read More
Hand vs Clamping vs Holding Force for Toggle Clamps
Toggle clamps are commonly used to hold workpieces in place. They are known as “toggle clamps” because they have a manually operated handle connected to a clamp that you “toggle” by pushing it down or pulling it up. Whether you’re … Read More
Employee Of The Month: Brittney Rodgers
Congratulations Brittney Rodgers on being Employee Of The Month for April 2021 Brittney is always a friendly upbeat positive force around our office. She has been instrumental in assisting the Elkhart warehouse team with Rubicon training and assisting with any … Read More