EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH: Ryan Rhead

Congratulations to Ryan Rhead on being Employee of the Month for July 2026!! Ryan’s expertise, dedication, and willingness to support others make him an outstanding member of the OneMonroe team. His broad skill set, problem-solving abilities, and commitment to keeping … Read More

What Are Monolithic Caster Wheels?

Not all casters have the same wheel type. While many of them feature two-part wheels, some feature monolithic wheels. Monolithic caster wheels are commonly used in environments where extreme temperatures or chemicals are a concern. Thanks to their unique construction, … Read More

Cross-Stack Tubs: A Versatile Storage Solution

Cross-stack tubs are a smart investment for nearly all businesses. Like most tubs, they feature a spacious interior in which you can store materials, inventory, tools and other objects. They are typically made of a durable synthetic material, such as polyethylene … Read More

Louvers: Why Vents Have Angled Slats

Vents are commonly used in HVAC systems, automotive appliances, machinery and enclosures. Typically consisting of a thin sheet of metal with an array of openings, they provide a path for airflow. Air can flow into and out of a given … Read More

The Beginner’s Guide to Monospoke Handwheels

Handwheels are commonly used to control machinery. Consisting of a circular, wheel-shaped design, they support left and right movements. Turning a handwheel to the right, for instance, may open a valve, whereas the same handwheel to the left may close … Read More

What Is the Free Length of a Spring and Why Does It Matter?

Choosing the right spring is important. Springs, of course, are energy-storing devices. They typically consist of wound coils that, when exposed to an external load, store the load’s energy while simultaneously exerting an equal opposing force. Some springs, however, have … Read More

How to Choose a Collar Nut

Collar nuts are used in a wide range of workholding applications. Also known as flanged nuts, they are characterized by wide, protruding base. Known as a collar, this protruding base acts like a built-in washer. It distributes the clamping force … Read More