Machine Shop For Repairing Hydraulic Cylinders: Three Tips On How To Reassemble Cylinders For Reuse

Posted on: 9 June 2017

Hydraulic cylinders are just as critical to the system as the pumps and motors. Due to this reason, they tend to also be rather costly to repair and to replace. As the cost of replacing a hydraulic cylinder far exceeds the cost of repairing it, you should always try to salvage the cylinder if it's possible. This often means bringing the hydraulic cylinder to a machine shop where it can be disassembled, inspected, repaired or serviced, and reassembled. [Read More]

5 Safety Tips For New Crane Operators

Posted on: 17 May 2017

As a new crane operator, you are embarking on an often exciting, demanding, and well-paying new career path. While you have most likely operated other forms of equipment before, it is important to understand that operating a crane carrying construction material or other heavy objects comes with unique safety risks. By being proactive in operating your crane safely, you will help avoid accidents and mishaps and ensure a more successful start to your new career. [Read More]

Two Reasons Why You Should Consider Working At An Oil Field

Posted on: 24 April 2017

When it comes to choosing a career, you have a lot of options at your disposal.  There are so many different industries that may be pulling at you that it can be difficult for you to decide which one is the right choice.  However, there's one occupation that you may not be thinking about:  Working at an oil field.  Deciding to become an oil field worker could end up being an incredibly wise decision. [Read More]

Key Factors To Consider When Buying An Air Compressor

Posted on: 3 April 2017

If you're setting up a workshop in your garage for the first time, you'll want to invest in an air compressor for the power tools. With so many different options, it can be challenging to find the right compressor unless you know exactly what your needs will be. Before shopping for that first compressor, here are a few things to think about. How Much Demand Will You Put On The Compressor? [Read More]