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Food Service Supplies and Equipment: Buying, Cleaning and Repairing

Hi, my name is Howie, and I have worked in restaurants since I was seventeen. Over the years, I have cleaned and serviced every type of food service equipment from meat slicers to potato peelers. I have helped my bosses buy equipment and figure out the best protocols for servicing, maintaining and repairing that equipment. If you have questions on food service equipment or other types of industrial equipment, you should be able to find the answers you need here. Please, get comfortable and explore these posts. I have loved my time in restaurants, and this blog takes me back to them in a virtual sense. I hope you enjoy these posts as much as I enjoy writing them.

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Understanding Truck Bed Height and Its Importance in Appropriate Liftgate Specification

Posted on July 30, 2015

A liftgate also known as liftback is arguably the best suited option for stacking and hauling weighty consignment from the ground section onto the back of a fleet truck. Essentially, a liftgate is an access platform that raises and lowers from the rear side of the fleet truck through an automatic hydraulic system. Note that each lugging application demands for the appropriate liftgate specification. In fact, this is where the problem often crops up in respect to choosing the ideal liftgate for each application. [Read More]

Frequently Asked Electric Motor Repair Questions

Posted on July 7, 2015

When you own a plant or manufacturing facility, proper operation of your machinery is the key to maintaining an efficient work schedule. But when your machinery or equipment fails, you will need to contract with an electric motor repair shop to get you back up to speed. To help you better understand some of the common services they provide, here are the answers to some frequently asked motor repair questions. [Read More]

Choosing Vibrating Tables: Flat Deck vs. Grid Deck

Posted on June 24, 2015

Industrial vibrating tables have a variety of applications in the commercial market. The right type and model for your business will depend on your specific requirements. In addition, you can order a ready-made vibrating table or choose to purchase a custom-engineered one. The common applications of this type of equipment include settling and compaction of powdered products in drums and boxes, removing bubbles in sealed liquid containers and removing air from concrete moulds. [Read More]

Some Inspiring Ways To Reuse Wooden Crates

Posted on June 23, 2015

Coming up with new, stylish and practical ways to reuse old wooden crates is a popular activity for many homeowners. The crates are easy to get a hold of – or easy to make yourself with some old wood – and can be adapted in many ways, such as by repainting or adding an accessory. This article looks at some ways that may inspire you to try using wooden crates around your own home and garden: [Read More]