August 29, 2024 | by Kimball Midwest
Although the Kimball Midwest catalog already has more than 55,000 quality maintenance, repair and operations products, our experts are continually sourcing and developing new products to add to our product line.
August 22, 2024 | by Kimball Midwest
Kimball Midwest has made 2024 the year of fluid flow for our customers. How did we do this and what does this mean for you? It means new products and expansions on certain existing product lines for all your hydraulic needs to keep your business running and a step ahead of your competitors.
August 1, 2024 | by Kimball Midwest
Did you know Kimball Midwest has been expanding? Not only in our reach across the country providing maintenance, repair and operation products to all, but also in our line of hydraulics!
September 29, 2022 | by Kimball Midwest
In the world of maintenance, repair and operations, fluid flow can be among the most complex subjects.
August 25, 2022 | by Kimball Midwest
Fluid flow, hydraulics, air brake fittings – the area is referred to by many names and can at times seem confusing, but it doesn’t have to be!
June 2, 2021 | by Kimball Midwest
When it comes to fluid flow applications, we could go on and on. Or, at least our trainers could. They could tell you about all they do in machinery and vehicles that make our world revolve. Not literally, but one of them might try to rig something up.
June 4, 2020 | by Kimball Midwest
If you are interested in a mobile hydraulics station, there’s a better-than-average chance you already have a hydraulics station in your main hub, and it probably works pretty well for you.
But mobile hydraulics stations are nothing new. Most people go about their day and never notice the trucks on the road that pass them with crimpers attached to the back.
But it’s not just the crimper that matters. You need the proper fittings and the hose at your fingertips. So just having a pickup truck isn’t enough. Making sure to have proper storage for those items if you are going from job to job, instead of stopping back at the office, is important because it not only saves you time, it saves you money.
One customer in the oil industry that is serviced by Kimball Midwest has a full trailer setup that the customer hauls from rig to rig so he can make repairs whenever and wherever he needs to on some of the biggest, most powerful and dirtiest hoses in the world.
The customer saw the value in creating a portable hydraulics workstation, saying “the drilling sites are sometimes hours away from the shop. To have the ability to fix hoses onsite is a huge financial savings.
“I do not have the luxury of downtime when a hose breaks, I need to replace it now.”
But it isn’t just big operations that need mobile units. Even a single mobile mechanic who knows their way around making a hose or fixing brake lines might see the benefit in owning a mobile hydraulics unit.
There’s a lot to know about hydraulics, and you aren’t alone when it comes to getting that information.
Here are several blog posts that can teach you how to maintain your equipment – mobile or stationary – and operate it safely when you are ready to go:
Stationary Hydraulic Systems: Maintenance and Safety
Do It Yourself: In-House Hydraulic Assemblies
The Importance of Using the Same Manufacturer for All Hydraulic Parts
Are You Maintaining Your Hydraulic System?
Preventative Maintenance Can Save You Time and Money
The Key Elements of a Hydraulic Hose Assembly
If you need someone who can keep you going, keep your machines running or keep other people in business with little to no downtime, we can help you .
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