Author Archives: Martin Supply
We have covered proper harness usage and the dangers of dropped objects , but we have not talked yet about actually getting to an elevated surface. There are three main ways that a worker will use to work at height, and each one has its own dangers and regulations. Read more about Working at Height: Getting Up
We shared five tips for making sure that your fastening was done correctly, now here are five more to help you operate better. Read more about Part II: 5 Tips for Bolting Securely
Choosing the right industrial abrasive for manufacturing is no small task. There are dozens of suppliers each with hundreds of products that all compete for your time and attention. Read more about Choosing the Right Abrasive
The most commonly used PPE is a harness. To ensure that your harness will perform as expected it is important to complete a daily inspection of the harness. Read more about How to Properly Inspect and Wear a Safety Harness
For Fastening, there are 5 important tips for bolting securely with respect to the right combination of bolt size and grade, creating elasticity in the joint, lubrication, lifecycle costs, and coatings. Read more about Part I: 5 Tips for Bolting Securely
Today’s metalworking fluids have been formulated to last longer than ever before. They can come with a variety of additives that offer benefits customized for specific applications. The days of a “one size fits all” are mostly past. Read more about Using Coolant Effectively
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: 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