The average American generates approximately 4.38 pounds of waste on a typical day. But what happens if your day isn't typical? Sometimes you need to dispose of hundreds -- possibly even thousands -- of pounds of trash in a short period of time, and there's a good chance that it won't all fit in your regular trash can. If you wind up in any of the situations below, rent a spacious, durable dumpster so you can easily get rid of your excess garbage.
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One of the most common questions surrounding the use of centrifugal pumps is whether or not a suction strainer is necessary. When placed ahead of the pump, these devices help prevent sediment and solids from entering the pump. This helps reduce wear and tear on the pump impeller, which in turn increases overall efficiency and longevity. However, many see suction strainers as an unnecessary add-on, especially given the advances in impeller technology.
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When it comes to warehousing products, one of the biggest controlling factors for any company is the budget. However, when you choose an appropriate pallet for your warehouse, you should consider more than just the upfront costs. Indeed, plastic pallets can serve unique purposes that wood cannot cover, even though they are more expensive, but wood pallets can serve admirably and also save you money. No one makes an investment without first delving into the specifics of every option, so if you are trying to decide which pallet is best for your company, it is important to know the benefits of both choices.
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Did you know that the energy that you save by recycling a single aluminum can has the ability to provide you with power for 3 hours of television? Metal scrapping has become a large industry in the U.S. due to the fact that all metal retains some of its original value and can be reused in different applications once it has been processed and melted. The Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries estimates that approximately 54 million metric tons of ferrous metal and approximately 8.
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Die cutting and gasket molding date back to the nascent stages of the Industrial Revolution. Dies are used to cut various soft materials like rubber, silk, and plastics. Although die cutting might date back hundreds of years, modern die cutting technology has made a number of critical advancements that make dies far more reliable and customizable. One of the leading advancements in die cutting technology concerns the type of machines and metals used to cut dies.
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