What are cable ties and what are they used for? They’re fasteners that bundle your cables and wires together to keep them organised and prevent damage. They come in different siz...

  US researchers have made Molecular Sieve fibers that open up new possibilities for large scale chemical separations that use much less energy than conventional distillation metho...

  Electronic door locks are a way to replace keys or to add additional automation features, like remote locking or unlocking. Although most commonly found on cars, many cutting-edg...

  Miniature circuit breakers (MCBs) ensure electrical safety in homes, offices, and other buildings as well as for industrial applications by protecting electrical installations ag...

  PPR pipes are made of polypropylene random copolymer plastic and it is commonly a cylindrical pipe and straight. They are lightweight which makes them easy to transport and are u...

  Acrylic furniture is slowly becoming a modern home décor trend, and it’s not going away anytime soon. Furniture does not only serve as a piece of decoration statement in the home...

  The doctor blade appears to be a simple component of the flexographic printing process but, as often is the case, appearances can be deceiving. The casual user might wonder what...

  Have you ever heard of electric jacks? No ? Well, now you will. You see those machines that lift and move cars, pallets or any equipment? Those are called Jacks. Jacks are a mech...

  What is a tote bag? Or, do I need a shoulder bag? When debating between a shoulder bag vs tote, there are a few distinguishing factors that could be quite important to your decis...

FeZr Master Alloys The ferro zirconium 80% master alloy is employed in the ferrous metal industry. Zirconium is a strong grain refiner and denitrifier, a powerful deoxidizer and al...

Valves come in numerous sizes and configurations and are used in thousands of applications across various industries. Likewise, there are various types of valves used in piping sys...

Bearings are used to help reduce friction. Metal-upon-metal contact produces large amounts of friction. The friction adds to wear and tear of the metal, producing grinding that slo...