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When it comes to cutting tools, you know they see a lot of action and are prone to wear and tear. You also know that their quality and longevity directly impact the efficiency, budget and quality of work in a shop. That is why it is important to take extra steps to extend the quality and life of your cutting tools.
In many shops, cutting tools occupy an important part in the process of getting the job done. But these vital tools can’t do what they’re designed to do if you can’t find the ones you need when you need them.
Kimball Midwest is known for its superior products and the superior service that go along with them. But in case you are unfamiliar with some of our top products, we’ve created a list for you to explore some of the great options you might be missing out on.
If you work with mobile or stationary equipment, you are no stranger to the world of hydraulics and the role a hydraulic crimping system can play in the flow of power.
Fluid flow reliability is an essential ingredient in your shop’s success. If you have hydraulic, pneumatic or fluid transfer equipment, you need it to work as expected, and you need to have relevant supplies on hand and organized for when the need arises.
If you find yourself buying multiple sizes of fittings or hoses at a time, why not check out what Kimball Midwest offers? We know it can be time consuming locating and sourcing what your shop needs to stay working and reduce downtime. That’s why we’ve created options to save you the time and money spent on locating individual pieces.
The summer sun is here to stay for a while, which has many people thinking about fun activities like road trips and weekend getaways. But with all the summer adventures going on, we often overlook a crucial aspect of vehicle maintenance – washing them.
Organizing your shop’s fluid flow products is among the most important components of keeping your facility in good working order.
In the midst of summer, staying cool to avoid heatstroke is a must. Climbing temperatures and having employees work in the heat is a safety concern.
Certain jobs require certain products. Using the correct products will not only give you the best results, but will also help you avoid mishaps and other serious consequences.
The first day of summer is in the rear-view mirror, so temperatures are on the rise pretty much everywhere from coast to coast.
