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Ian's Guide to Industrial Manufacturing

Hello! I would like to offer you a very warm welcome to my blog. On this blog, I will be detailing everything I have learnt about the process of industrial and manufacturing. I do not work in the industrial and manufacturing sector but I come from a family of industrialist. My great grandfather ran a manufacturing plant which produced the first Australian-made automobiles. My father then took over the family business and began producing appliances for oil rigs. Although I didn't enter the family business, I have always maintained a keen interested and I have learnt a lot about the sector which I would like to share here.

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Industrial Steam Boiler: Three Fundamental Tips for Improving Operational Efficiency

Posted on March 24, 2021

The cost of purchasing and installing an industrial steam boiler is high. Therefore, you must ensure that your new equipment will operate at the most efficient level. Moreover, the boiler must provide prolonged service to prevent the losses that come with malfunctions and failure. Fortunately, you can promote better functionality and longevity by choosing the right equipment, installing the boiler correctly and ensuring proper maintenance. Here are simple tips to keep in mind for the best long-term results. [Read More]

Perforated metal sheets: What you need to know

Posted on October 17, 2019

Metal sheets have a wide-ranging use in manufacturing where they often form the starting point for everything from boxes to tables, chairs and even car parts. What many manufacturers don't realise is that it's not just standard metal sheets that can be used for these purposes. There are also a great many applications for perforated metal sheets. Perforated metal sheets can be used for everything from industrial applications and computer fan cases to cooking utensils and architectural cladding features. [Read More]

Conveyor Belt Maintenance: 4 Practical Tips for Using Scrapers Effectively

Posted on May 21, 2019

Conveyor belts can accumulate residue materials over time. In simple terms, when a conveyor belt transports bulk materials from the loading point to a chute or hopper, there will be some remnants on the belt surface. These remnants can be harmful because they will affect the efficiency of the belt. If they fall between the belt parts, the functionality could be affected. Also, you might need to conduct more frequent belt cleanings. [Read More]

Two Tips For Those Who Plan To Have New Balustrades Fitted In Their Industrial Facilities

Posted on November 26, 2018

If you will be having new balustrades fitted in your industrial facility, you should keep the two tips below in mind. Choose balustrades made from stainless steel if they will be subjected to a lot of wear and tear Many business owners choose to have balustrade made from fragile materials (such as glass or plywood). Whilst balustrades of this kind may be perfectly fine in an office or retail environment, they are not particularly suitable for use in industrial facilities. [Read More]