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The Beginner’s Guide to Toggle Clamps
In the manufacturing industry, workpieces often require the use of a toggle clamp. It will secure the workpiece so that it remains stationary while being worked on. Manufacturing companies can then cut and drill the workpiece without worrying about it … Read More
Grab Hooks vs Slip Hooks: What’s the Difference?
Lifting hooks are frequently used to hoist and raise heavy objects. They are secured to the end of a chain or rope that’s connected to a crane. When the crane rises, so will the lifting hook as well as the … Read More
What Are Loose Joint Hinges?
Loose joint hinges have become a popular alternative to traditional hinges. They are still used to connect two objects, and they still allow one or both of the connected objects to rotate. Loose joint hinges, however, feature a unique design … Read More
What Is a Living Hinge?
The term “living hinge” can be confusing. Hinges are mechanical devices that allow for a limited angle of rotation. They aren’t living organisms, of course. Rather, hinges are inanimate objects. Depending on the material from which it’s constructed, though, a … Read More
Swivel vs Pivoting Hoist Rings: What’s the Difference?
When lifting heavy objects with a hoist, a hoist ring is typically used. Consisting of a thick and durable looped piece of metal, it works in conjunction with a hoist. The hoist ring is mounted to the object, after which … Read More
An Introduction to Drawer Slides
You can’t add drawers to a piece of furniture without using drawer slides. When building dressers, chest of drawers, nightstands and even workstations, you’ll need to use drawer slides. Each drawer requires the use of a pair of drawer slides. … Read More
How Do Gas Springs Work?
A spring is a device that’s used to store energy. When exposed to a load, energy will transfer from the load into the spring. Not all springs use a mechanical method of operation, though. Some of them use gas. Known … Read More