For reliable fastener assemblies, choose supply partners that include fastener measurement as part of their quality assurance program. Call Martin Fasteners at 731-424-4300 to learn more.
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Physical Inventory is the process of counting an entire inventory in a concentrated period of time. Typically it is a 1-2 day process that shuts down operations while counts are conducted and verified. Read more about How to Prepare for Physical Inventory
Anytime work is done at height there are a wide variety of safety issues that need to be addressed. It’s something that according to the US Burearu of Labor Statistics, Falls and Struck by Object are the second and third leading cause of death in the workplace, behind only highway collisions. Read more about Working at Height: Avoiding Dropped Objects
The value of the distributor has been understood for quite some time. They have a sales force, local delivery, and stock inventory. They are a one-stop shop; an easy place for manufacturers who would have been overwhelmed if they had to find an OEM source for every item that came up for purchase. Read more about "How Your Local Distributor is Still Winning" featured on American Fastener Journal
A sub-assembly is a small group of parts that is assembled away from the main assembly area and is combined with other pieces to make a final product. Read more about How Sub-Assembly Services Benefit Manufacturers
Sound processes when it comes to Shipping and Receiving are critical, but the best way to follow up on those processes with accuracy is still cycle counting. Read more about When and How to Use Torque Wrenches
Sound processes when it comes to Shipping and Receiving are critical, but the best way to follow up on those processes with accuracy is still cycle counting. Read more about Cycle Counting Best Practices
For safety professionals, there is always one question in the back of their minds: “What else should I be doing to keep my workers safe?” Read more about Safety Begins with Training
Applying exactly the right amount of torque is important to ensure proper clamping between parts. There can be serious consequences if you apply either too much or too little torque. Read more about The Importance of Proper Torque
Drill bits are the most common type of cutting tool, and our customers use them every day. But how do you know that you’re using the optimal drill bit for your needs? This guide will get you started on selecting the correct product for your application. Read more about Drill Bit Basics
The Kitting process is an easy way to get shifts started faster, jobs done on time, and ensuring a cleaner maintenance schedule. There is no excuse to have scheduled work that has insufficient parts available (baring machine down situations that require plans to change). Kitting is a process that involves a cross functional team of maintenance, purchasing, and operations, but the stockroom is the hub and can take the lead to ensure that everything runs smoothly. Here is the process for how Kitting works: Read more about Kitting Best Practices
