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How to Clean Stainless Steel Baskets

Stainless steel is a common choice for food processing and medical and pharmaceutical applications because it’s easy to clean, corrosion-resistant, and long-lasting. Within the food industry, stainless food processing racks and mesh baskets must be

Choosing the Optimal Steel Wire Handle

Many buckets, cans, and other containers employ a galvanized wire handle for easier carrying between work areas. Sometimes these wire handles may feature

3 Steps to Building Better Baskets for Aerospace MRO Facilities

When it comes to the maintenance, repair, or overhaul of aircraft, the devil is in the details. Many aircraft parts require impeccable

Custom Cleaning Racks for Medical Manufacturing

Whether dealing with surgical tools, medication containers, or hypodermic needles, companies in the medical and pharmaceutical industry have to meet stringent standards for part sanitation. That’s why many in these industries rely on stainless steel

Top 3 Benefits of Stainless Steel Baskets for Medical Parts Washing + Use Cases

Companies in the pharmaceutical industry have to meet stringent standards for part sanitation. Whether they’re dealing with surgical tools, medication containers, or hypodermic needles, those materials

Wire Cable Management for Organization and Network Performance

Telecom equipment, especially the cables needed to properly maintain networks and connections, are notoriously sensitive. For that reason, any equipment used to manage or organize those cables must be able to offer control without the risk of harm.

Should Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Use Steel or Plastic?

Between meeting large production quotas, strict production tolerances, and upholding stringent sanitation standards, pharmaceutical manufacturing companies have their work cut out for them.

Stiffness vs. Strength vs. Hardness in Metal Manufacturing

There seems to be some confusion out there about the difference between strength and stiffness in metal. After all, isn’t strong metal stiff, and stiff metal strong?