A commercial embroidery machine is an investment in your business’s future. It’s a workhorse that churns out beautiful designs, day in and day out. However, like any complex piece of machinery, it’s prone to wear and tear. Ignoring the early signs of trouble can lead to costly repairs, unexpected downtime, […]
In the current tech-driven industries, efficient machinery is crucial in every production line. One of these critical types of machinery is the spindle drive, which is the powerhouse behind milling machines, grinders, and lathes. As with other machinery, your spindles start to wear and might require repair over time. When […]
Industrial electronics are not built to last forever. At one point, the equipment may get damaged enough to cease production or, worst-case scenario, be destroyed by a disaster. When such an unfortunate occurrence happens, you will likely wonder how you can get back to full production as soon as possible. […]
Interchangeable? The short answer is no. There is a huge fundamental difference between these two terms – electrical and electronic, which results in further disparities between electrical and electronic devices.
If you’re an owner, operator, or manager in an industrial setting, it’s impossible to be everywhere at once. You have to rely on your personnel and team to make sure machinery and operating systems are being closely monitored – and updated.
Many business owners know that as soon as a needed piece of equipment goes down, it can affect the whole company. If a required tool is no longer working, the employee cannot do their job, which sets a project back, affecting profitability.
Power supplies – they are ever present for most of us, both at work and at home. They come in all sizes and levels of quality and for myriad purposes. Even so, they have some things in common – their universal dislike of moisture, heat, and dirt – which I like […]
Buyer beware! Caveat emptor….you’ve heard it many times. And when buying used industrial electronics (or anything for that matter) be hyper alert for problems. This 1986 Vickers controller S40 was purchased second hand for use in a sheet metal fabricating shop. As it turned out, the controller did have more […]
Hey, so what’s going on in all those television stations around the country? For some reason we have been seeing a huge increase in damaged power supplies sent in for repairs from television stations. Maybe things are getting a little rough out there in TV land?
Have you tried our new, simplified on-line repair form yet? It’s been live for a few weeks and WOW is all we can say! Wish we’d done it sooner. The process is working great and our customer surveys are producing comments like this: “Easy as pie. Nothing more needed.” “I […]
