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April 17, 2025 | by Kimball Midwest
Setting up your online account at KimballMidwest.com takes just 60 seconds or less — seriously! Whether you're managing inventory or placing orders for your team, having access to the storefront is a game-changer. Let’s walk you through the simple steps to get started.
March 27, 2025 | by Kimball Midwest
Make online ordering easier with these simple time-saving tools
March 6, 2025 | by Kimball Midwest
When it comes to making reliable electrical connections, selecting the right connector type is crucial. Factors such as environmental exposure, durability and ease of installation all play a role in determining which connector is best suited for your needs.
The most commonly used Kimball Midwest connector types are heat shrink and nylon insulated. Each offers unique advantages, so let’s compare them to help you make an informed decision.
Heat Shrink Connectors: Maximum Protection in Harsh Environments
Best for: Waterproof and corrosion-resistant connections.
Key Benefits:
January 30, 2025 | by Kimball Midwest
When it comes to ensuring your operations run smoothly, having all the right supplies is critical. No matter what industry you are in, you need more than just a supplier — you need a partner who understands your unique challenges and can offer efficient solutions. Kimball Midwest Sales Representatives are here to provide exactly that. Here’s what you can expect when working with them.
December 5, 2024 | by Kimball Midwest
We often use the terms wheel and disc interchangeably in the workplace. But do they really mean the same thing? No, the differences are vast, and we are here to help explain. From grinding wheels to grinding discs, flap wheels to flap discs and emery cloth, let’s dive into their differences and the best applications for each.
August 18, 2022 | by Kimball Midwest
In maintenance, repair and operations, the misuse of a product can cause failure. This can lead to downtime, waste and expense, which are things you never want to deal with in your shop.
