Tips For Battery Storage

Posted on 4 February 2016

If you need to keep large amounts of batteries, bought from a location like Shelton Battery, Inc., on hand in order to be sure that you never run out and your manufacturing plant continues to run smoothly, you need to be sure that you are storing them correctly. Incorrect storage of the batteries can result in the batteries losing their charge or becoming damaged before you have even used them. Here are some tips for battery storage so that you can reduce any chances that your batteries lose charge while they are being stored. [Read More]

Durable, Anti-Corrosive Finishes In The Medical Industry: How To Overcome The Wear And Tear Of Autoclaving

Posted on 7 January 2016

An autoclave is a vital part of disinfecting medical equipment; it's a large pot or tube that uses extremely hot steam to kill microbes so that anything that is to be reused in hospitals or medical clinics can be properly sterilized.   The problem is that some more delicate devices, such as surgical instruments, may begin to break down or even rust after being cleaned in the autoclave repeatedly.   [Read More]

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Knowing The Signs Of A Malfunctioning Appliance

My name is Frank Myers and when I discovered that I didn't have any hot water in the house, I figured that my hot water heater had quit working. I called a plumber and, just as I had suspected, my old hot water heater had bit the dust. The plumber installed a new water heater for me and it works even better than my old one did. I should have realized that my hot water heater was getting bad because it made a lot of noise and the water didn't get very hot. Since hot water is very important to every household, I'm writing this blog to inform you about the signs of a malfunctioning hot water heater and about other large home appliances. When you know the signs, you can call a professional before your appliance completely quits working.