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Tag Archives: Hardware
5 Reasons Manufacturers Should Use Material Handling Magnets
Also known as a lifting magnet, a material handling magnet is a magnetically powered tool that’s used to lift, manipulate and move heavy loads. A type of electropermanent magnet, it uses an electrical current to activate and deactivate a magnetic … Read More
What Is a Rod End Bearing?
A rod end bearing is a common type of mechanical joint used on the ends of control rods. The steering columns in most cars, trucks and other vehicles, for example, feature tie rods with a rod end bearing. Of course, … Read More
How Aluminum Metal Is Anodized
Accounting for approximately 8% of the Earth’s crust, aluminum is the world’s third-most abundant metal. In 2016, global production of aluminum reached an all-time high of 58.8 million tons — and there’s no signs of production slowing down anytime soon. … Read More
What’s the Difference between Cold-Rolled and Hot-Rolled Steel?
Consisting primarily of iron and carbon, as well as trace amounts of other elements, steel is alloy metal that’s used in countless manufacturing applications. You’ll find cars, airplanes, ships, buildings, tools and more made of it. There are different classifications … Read More
What Is a Footman Loop?
A footman loop, also known as a tie-down, is a type of anchoring hardware that’s used to secure a load in place. Although they are available in a variety of styles, most feature a long, slightly raised piece of material … Read More
What to Consider When Choosing a Crank Handle?
Hand-operated cranking technology has been around for thousands of years, with some of the early examples dating back to China’s Han Dynasty when it was used to spin silk, hemp and other textiles. Today, cranks are used in a variety … Read More
5 Things to Consider When Choosing a Crank Handle
Hand-operated cranking technology has been around for thousands of years, with some of the early examples dating back to China’s Han Dynasty when it was used to spin silk, hemp and other textiles. Today, cranks are used in a variety … Read More