Common Myths and Misconceptions About Springs

Springs are mechanical devices that, when exposed to a force, store energy. You can find them in engines, tools, locks, machines, furniture, toys and countless other products. While most people are familiar with the basic design of a typical spring, … Read More

5 Facts About Continuous Hinges: Everything You Need to Know

When shopping for hinges, you may come across continuous hinges. They are mechanical bearings that allow a limited angle of rotation between two objects. You can install them on doors, gates, cabinets and other objects. Continuous hinges work like most … Read More

6 Things to Consider When Choosing Assist Handles

Are you looking to buy assist handles? Consisting of a raised bar-like handle with fastener holes on the ends, assist handles are commonly used on doors, walls, machines and other surfaces. You can mount them vertically or horizontally. Once mounted, … Read More

Drywall Carts: Simplifying the Process of Moving Drywall

Do you work with drywall? When building residential homes and commercial buildings, many workers use drywall. Also known as sheetrock and gypsum panel, it consists of a gypsum plaster between two layers of a paper-based material. Whether you’re constructing wall … Read More

What Are Knurled Metal Knobs?

Not all industrial knobs are the same. You can find them in a variety of styles, one of which is knurled metal. Knurled metal knobs are used for tightening, fastening and pulling objects. They consist of a handle that you … Read More

Employee of the Month: Brandon Wolgast

Congratulations Brandon Wolgast on being Employee of the Month for January 2023 Nomination Brandon joined the OneMonroe IT team in November of 2015. When he first started, his primary role was to be our first IT Support Specialist for the … Read More

6 Common Types of Seals and How They Work

Seals are an important part of many machines. They are commonly used around fluid- and gas-carrying hoses. As the fluid or gas inside of a hose heats up, it will expand. This thermal expansion can cause the fluid or gas … Read More