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Innovations Have Reduced Water Consumption in Car Washes
While car washes are not typically thought to be water-conserving establishments, the truth about them may be surprising. On average, the car wash industry’s water conservation efforts lead communities to save more water than other businesses. Most updated car wash facilities have water reclamation systems that allow the re-use of water while the utilization of…
Chemical Customization Positively Impacts Carwashes
They say it’s all about good chemistry, and nowhere is this more true than in modern car washes. From soap, chemicals, and the right equipment, the interaction of these elements determines how clean a vehicle will look after it leaves the carwash. Knowing the science behind the chemistry allows carwash owners to make informed product…
How the Rail Industry can Benefit from Embracing Portable Metrology Solutions
The scale of heavy industrial manufacturing is in a class of its own. Large equipment sizes and weights create unique challenges, while component complexity is just as high as often seen in smaller machine production. Manufacturers are called upon to achieve a delicate balance between these two aspects of production, using robust production and quality…
Schübeler Technologies and Microdrones Merger
Merger with Microdrones Brings More R&D Possibilities for Schübeler When seeking to develop and enhance new and innovative technology or adding features to legacy products, being bogged down by the minutia of running a small business can take the focus off a company’s real objective: product design and creation. Administrative duties, organizational concerns and sales…
How to Capture High-Speed Subjects on Camera
Some of the most difficult projects to work on as a DP are the ones where objects are moving at very fast speeds. Go To Team’s experienced Director of Photography Roger Woodruff has tackled some pretty incredible high-speed shoots. His project resume includes NASCAR, INDYCAR, Major League Soccer (MLS), and downhill skiers. Read more at ProductionHUB
Schübeler Technologies Company Overview
Schübeler began as a sole company in 1997, motivated by the desire to make a perfect ducted fan. The aim was to build high-quality electric propulsion systems for aeromodelling not in existence at that time. While plenty of interest quickly surfaced, in 2012, Schübeler was still purchasing all their electric motors from a third-party supplier….
ROGERS BROTHERS AND TENNESSEE GALVANIZING ACQUISITIONS/INFOGRAPHIC INTRODUCTION
AZZ Inc. is a proud provider of metal coating services, welding solutions, specialty electrical equipment and highly engineered services to the power generation, transmission, distribution and industrial markets, protecting metal and electrical systems used to build and enhance the world’s infrastructure. In recent months, AZZ has made two strategic acquisitions: Tennessee Galvanizing Inc., a metal…
AirIQ : How Quality HVAC Systems Let Buildings Breathe
Whether it’s in the heat of July, or the chill of January, residential and commercial heating and cooling systems are necessary assets to the operation of our daily lives. On this episode of AirIQ, we dove into how to make HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning) systems more efficient, environmentally friendly, and fool-proof with John…
The Fourth Revolution: Is Industry 4.0 Changing Manufacturers’ Skill Sets for the Better?
In this episode of The Fourth Revolution by Bartell, Pettibone President and CEO Barbara Philibert went into detail on that, when it comes to Industry 4.0, the key to optimizing processes and performance in a global economy is data. “What a universal language data has become,” she said as she recalled a meeting in China…
New York City Developers Lobby to Legalize Drones
Real-estate developers in Los Angeles and Chicago are embracing drone technology to help speed up the building process and reduce costs. But in New York City, a 71-year-old local statute is keeping drones grounded. Read the full article.
It’s Time for Plumbing to Get a Virtual Reboot
Historically, plumbing has been the butt of many jokes, or as Adam Bartman of reed said, “plumbing has always been the forgotten little brother.” Over time, as buildings have modernized and homes have become “smart,” plumbing technology has stayed the same for decades. But Bartman and his company, reed, are here to change the…
Three Common Mistakes Entrepreneurs Make When Building a Car Wash
When building a car wash, several factors are important to consider, such as location, type of car wash, and legal and tax issues. However, these are the three most common mistakes: Conduit placement errors during construction Insufficient space for turning radius Incorrect slop of trench Luckily, Iron Fox has experts to advise you on issues…
Does More Automation Mean Fewer Jobs?
Without question, automation has improved the lives of millions. The speed, consistency and efficiency of automated processes has saved businesses money while producing more goods in less time. For consumers, this has meant cheaper prices and consistent quality. Automation has also spawned a timeless question, even dating back to the industrial revolution. Will further…
Guide to Amalgam Separator Filter Capacity [INFOGRAPHIC]
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Dental Amalgam Rule is becoming law in exactly 1 year (July, 2020). This law requires your dental office to install an amalgam separator. While researching which separator to buy, don’t be mislead by low promotional pricing or free separators. Consider the long term cost of operating that separator for the life of…
FIND OUT HOW DRONE TECH CAN IMPACT YOUR BUSINESS
Will Drone Tech Impact Your Job Site? In recent years, the use of Unmanned Aircraft Systems—commonly called drones—has grown beyond anyone’s expectations. It is predicted that by the year 2021 commercial drone use in the United States will expand tenfold. We are entering a technological era in which drones can be used for minimizing potential…
5 Tips for Building a Video Professional Linkedin Profile
Linkedin offers a number of opportunities to professional videographers and filmmakers. Find out how to take full advantage of your profile. Linkedin, to many, is perhaps the most useful yet least fun of the major social media networks. It’s useful because it can be a great resource to make connections, grow a professional network, and find new work…
Third-Party Payment Companies Need a Card Processing Partner
In this episode of the Software & Technology podcast, host Tyler Kern sat down with Mark Bishopp, CEO of Amaryllis, a purpose-based platform that makes it easy for third-party payment companies to launch quickly and effectively. They discussed why third-party payment companies should expect more of a partner, and less of a vendor, with…
AirIQ: Managing Humidity in Today’s Well-Insulated Homes is Tricky
It’s not the heat, it’s the humidity, right? Living in the south comes with knowing how to handle humidity inside and out, but even facility managers might not realize the lasting impact humidity has on a building and its occupants. On this episode of AirIQ with Field Controls, host Daniel Litwin sat down with…
Industry 4.0 Means High Density IoT. Are We Prepared?
The world of IoT has been evolving industries for several years now; from manufacturing to retail, data is giving businesses unparalleled decision making capabilities. But are businesses really leveraging IoT to its full potential? To dive deep into the subject, we were joined by Atul Patel, CEO & co-founder of Edyza Inc., an enabler…
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AirIQ: How Whole House Fans Keep People Cool While Cutting Costs
When it comes to keeping cool this summer, many people will reluctantly turn on a costly A/C unit. But smart homeowners will activate their whole house fan, designed to lower temperatures within a living space at a fraction of the cost of mechanical cooling. On today’s episode of AirIQ, Tim Barton, director of ventilation…
Finding the Overtime Sweet Spot in Manufacturing
Is overtime a good thing or a bad thing for a workforce and their employer? In this episode of the AEC Podcast, host Shelby Skrhak sat down with two experts — Frank Pereira and Ken Litke — to better understand the ins and outs of overtime and discover its elusive sweet spot. “Every plant has…
The Promising Future of Agriculture Drone
The 3rd Drone World Congress 2019, in conjunction with the 4thShenzhen International UAV Expo, was held in Shenzhen, China, from June 20th to 22nd. Themed with “Better Technology, Better Life”, the congress emphasised the industry applications of drones in agriculture, public safety, land management, civil aviation, environmental protection, disaster rescue, etc. Over 400 enterprises worldwide were present at the event with…
Cooler News: Walk-In Freezer Innovations are Defying the Laws of Thermodynamics
The first modern freezer hit homes in the early 1900s. Since then, modern refrigeration and freezers have come a long way; the laws of thermodynamics, though, haven’t changed. The way in which people treat and manage their walk-in freezers often incurs more costs for a company, whether that’s in maintenance or energy costs, and…
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