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Winter is here, which means shorter days, cold temperatures and snow for many people.
You may have already started or completed winterization on your shop, but are you prepared for a winter disaster? Snowstorms, ice storms and harsh temperatures are all factors that could create downtime for your shop.
Thanksgiving has come and gone, so it’s officially the holiday season. This means it’s time to start looking for gifts for friends and loved ones.
Thanksgiving is just days away, and there’s a lot to be thankful for here at Kimball Midwest. Proud to be in operation since 1923, our company has been Green and Growing ever since.
When choosing the right abrasive for the task at hand, Revolution Per Minute (RPM) levels are one of the most important factors. Using an abrasive at the recommended RPM will result in the best performance.
Looking to tackle some new projects in your shop? If so, you are in need of abrasives.
At Kimball Midwest, we continuously seek the very best new products for our lineup.
As the beautiful red and yellow leaves of fall start to drop in most parts of the country, cold weather is fast approaching. That means it’s time to start winterizing the shop. Kimball Midwest is here to help with your preparations against shorter days and drops in temperatures.
Your shop is the backbone of your business, so you want to ensure it is top-notch. You want to make sure it looks nice, but more importantly, you want to make sure it runs smoothly.
Some products in the maintenance, repair and operations world are unique. In fact, the Kimball Midwest team constantly seeks out the latest, distinctive new products to add to our vast selection of more than 55,000 products.
Anyone who has worked in a shop can tell you it’s not always the cleanest, most organized environment. Sometimes, you must make a mess to get the job done. While it may not seem like a big deal if a corner of a shop is cluttered or messy, these problems can add up and prove to be costly.
In the world of maintenance, repair and operations, fluid flow can be among the most complex subjects.
