“All hoses will eventually fail, it’s just a matter of when” is an often ignored, but essential fact to remember when working with hydraulic hoses. Moreover, if a hose suddenly fails, it can have dire consequences, including increased labor and material cost, unscheduled downtime, and, most importantly, injury of those working on or near the hose. Avoiding failure should be a prime directive for any process or application that uses hydraulic hoses but, unfortunately, that’s not always the case.
Welcome to www.energysaveOhio.com: Your First Source for Energy Savings!
This site provides all the information and resources you need to take advantage of commercial and industrial energy efficiency incentive programs from Ohio Edison, The Illuminating Company and Toledo Edison (FirstEnergy’s Ohio utilities). These programs are being offered pursuant to Ohio Senate Bill 221 of 2008 and are designed to help meet the state’s goals to reduce both electricity usage and peak demand while encouraging commercial and industrial customers to save energy and money. The cost of these programs is recovered through non-residential customer rates in accordance with SB 221.
Click below for link and full details of this money saving program!
Across industries, variable frequency drives (VFDs) have been used for more than 40 years to save energy and energy costs and reduce wear-and-tear on valuable motor and pump assets. Today, drives are fundamentally used in the same way, but drive technology has evolved and improved—yielding highly compact drives that are better able than ever to reduce energy consumption and improve reliability, while extending equipment life.
Further, organizations can realize additional cost and time savings by integrating medium-voltage VFDs in their motor control center lineup. This results in systems that take up less space, are quicker to install, and require less equipment to buy and maintain.
How many times have you opened a locked closet door or cabinet drawer inside your facility to find it overflowing with junk? You have just breached a hoarder’s hidden treasure trove of spare parts and consumable materials. Hoarding is often a practice or workaround driven by a failure of some or all our your materials management business processes, The process to effect change and eliminate these hidden stores begins by asking “why?” (maybe mulitple times) to determine root cause.
In the world of manufacturing, we are looking for better, more efficient ways to improve our production uptime and quality, reduce the cost per unit, improve human capital utilization and create a higher quality of work life for our personnel. Kitting for maintenance crafts to perform their tasks is one of the easier and more effective ways to allow quality completion of the job with minimal productivity impact, especially when accompanied by a well-planned and functionally scheduled job.
Baldor addresses handling motor requirements for export quite nicely in this whitepaper.
As American manufacturers increase exports to 50 hertz countries, there arises the problem of supplying motors for 50 hertz service at an array of unfamiliar voltages. Fortunately there are some possibilities available that make it feasible to handle many of these requirements without waiting for special designs.
Koyo’s Training Vehicle (KTV) is designed and equipped to provide you withworld-class bearing education and training… at your convenience. For in-depth, informative training that provides real solutions, there is no better resource than the Koyo Training Vehicle (KTV). This unique mobile training facility has been designed with a number of features to allow you maximum flexibility for almost any purpose. With a 42” PC compatible flat plasma screen, DVD and VHS players and a comfortable atmosphere, the KTV provides easy, convenient access to Koyo products, capabilities and services. Presentations available on:
Bearing Failure, Causes and Countermeasures
Bearing Mounting/Lubrication
and More
To schedule the KTV for a training class contact your Binkelman Account Manager.
On January 27, 2010, ABB announced the acquisition of Baldor Electric Company, who is also the parent company to the Dodge and Maska product lines. This acquisition marks a significant step forward in ABB’s strategy to become the global leader in the industrial motion market.
Join Binkelman and ABB on October 10, 2011 where ABB will be showcasing a host of mechanical, electrical, automation and control solutions for the industrial markets.
The 60,000 lb rolling showcase features working and static demos of automation and control solutions including:
Ultra-low harmonic drive/fans
Dynamometer
Communication protocols
Motor control center
Switchgear
AC, DC and HDP motors
Static displays
Deep array of products in use
Low Voltage Controls
Bearings
Gearing
Power Transmission Components
Date & Time
Monday October 10th
12pm till 5pm
Lunch will be provided
Location
Binkelman Corporation
2601 Hill Ave
Toledo, OH 43607
Behind every part, Binkelman staff deliver over a half-century of industrial product knowledge. We make it our business to know your business, helping you solve your most challenging industrial operations needs.
