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Tarps NowÂ® Industrial Divider Curtains in High Demand

August 24, 2019 EPR Industrial News Leave a comment

St. Joseph, Michigan, United States, 2019-Aug-24 â€” /EPR INDUSTRIAL NEWS/ â€” Partitioning a large plant or warehouse with Industrial Divider Curtains is an important part of creating an efficient, manageable workspace where physical barriers are used to create a wide range of benefits including increased efficiencies, temperature control, sound dampening, improved employee morale and workplace safety. To meet this need, Tarps NowÂ® offers numerous options that businesses select to partition facilities to control temperatures, reduce flows of [particulate matter and improve workplace safety.

An Efficient Workplace Safety Solution

While permanent walls provide permanent solutions, theyâ€™re considerably less flexible, require more time and materials to deploy. In contrast to this more costly and time-consuming process, industrial divider curtains that are easy to install, as well as far more affordable. They offer an ideal level of privacy and physical separation with the added advantage of dynamic flexibility. Tarps NowÂ® Industrial Divider Curtains are typically installed using mounted on steel roller tracks, allowing for partitions to be removed and replaced quickly and easily.

Additionally, Tarps NowÂ® offers industrial grade curtain tracks are available in a variety of configurations to meet specific business objectives, goals and needs. Divider Curtain placement solutions include straight single-partition tracks, two-, three-, and four-sided setups, which have the capability to efficiently segregate multiple workstations within one large open area. Tarps NowÂ® industrial curtains can be taken down and re-hung as needed, making this solution one of the most versatile workplace applications available.

Heavy-Duty and Durable

Noting the flexible nature of the materials used to engineer industrial curtains, they are designed for long lasting durability, and are tough enough to withstand the rigors of the most common environmental hazards and byproducts of warehousing, receiving, and factory-style workplace. Consider the following potential uses:

Aircraft hangers and facilities
Automotive manufacturing, repair, or painting
Climate-controlled storage facilities
Factories and manufacturing plants
Hazardous material control
Sandblasting and spray painting work
Warehouses and stock facilities
Woodworking and other craftsman activities

Tarps NowÂ® Industrial Curtains make it possible to contain airborne contaminants which occur regularly in these types of environments, creating defined areas which improve working conditions throughout a facility.

Other Notable Benefits

While many applications are traditionally found in industrial environments, these types of curtains are a viable solution for a wide range of needs. Schools, restaurants, and retail establishments are all examples of non-industrial entities which can derive several key benefits of industrial curtains:

Confining dust, mist, smoke or sparks
Limiting temperature loss or gain
Containing humidity
Reducing transfer of light, noise, and odors

When factoring in the relative ease of use and installation, itâ€™s plain to see that industrial curtains are a powerful solution for managing any large space. You can get help with designing and installing Industrial Divider Curtains by contacting Tarps Now at 888-800-1383.

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Getting The Most Cash At The Scrap Yard

August 16, 2019 EPR Industrial News Leave a comment

Houston, TX, USA, 2019-Aug-16 â€” /EPR INDUSTRIAL NEWS/ â€”Â You are probably looking for a scrap yard nearby and got to this page, please click the below link if you searched for a scrap yard near me and need a nearby recycling company.Â Local scrap yards

Scrap Yards Nearby

Scrap yards are local metal recycling centers, they purchase metals including iron, stainless steel, brass, copper, aluminum & lead.

They will also buy electronics, appliances or cars to dismantle them and sell the steel mill or larger scrap brokers. If you would like to learn how metal is recycled view our articleÂ How scrap metal is recycledÂ to learn more.

The metal that scrap yards generate will get melted and reused, that being the case they are a must for our environment.

Here are some tips that will help you to get the most cash from your metal when recycling:

1. Research.

Knowledge is power, and this is the case even at the scrap yard.

Whatever kind of metal you are going to sell will need to be graded by the scrap yard.

As an example, insulated copper wire or any other copper will be (#1 or #2) depending on a combination of the gauge of copper, insulation type, copper coatings including tin, silver & shellac.

If you have scraps such as plate, sheet or any other for it will depend on if the copper is painted or has other metals attached to it.

#1 copper that has no insulation or coating will always be worth more than #2 copper, thatâ€™s why you need to know what you have before you call or go to the scrap yard.

2. More is better.

Bringing larger amounts of weight to the scrap yard will give you more negotiating power.

So figure you have a huge amount of aluminum, the scrap yard is going to really want your business more than they would from someone bringing in a small pick up load.

Local recycling centers make their profit by the ton working on any where from $50 to $400 depending on how much they have to invest in the metal.

By gathering a large amount of weight you maybe able to get $100 more on a ton of your scrap then if it was 500 lbs. and 4 trips to the yard not to mention you save on fuel, also keep in mind that when at a yard there is a 50/50 chance of getting a flat so unless you have $500-$600 or more worth of scrap metal its just not worth it.

3. Separate Your Scrap Metal.

Prior to going to the scrap yard, separate all your metal.

By doing this you will get better scrap metal prices which is an important key to getting the most money for your scrap.

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Tarps Now Expands Offerings of Flame Retardant Grade Welding Curtains, Welding Screens

August 12, 2019 EPR Industrial News Leave a comment

St. Joseph, Michigan, United States, 2019-Aug-12 â€” /EPR INDUSTRIAL NEWS/ â€”Â Tarps NowÂ® is pleased to announce the expansion of its proprietary lines of flame resistant Welding Curtains, Welding Blankets and Fire-Retardant Tarps that are engineered to improve the workplace safety where welding and industrial heat process takes place and pose an ongoing risk to worker safety.

The new lines of Industrial Grade Welding Screens, Welding Curtains and Welding Blankets now offered by Tarps NowÂ® are engineered to significantly reduce the hazards associated with welding and related industrial processes involving sparks, UV flashes, spatter, and heated dust from manufacturing processes.

In addition to these new lines of welding fabrics, Tarps NowÂ® also announced the release of a wide variety of PVC welding curtains that includes fire resistant, transparent vinyl. While light duty welding blankets typically used for general welding provide protection against light sparks and spatter, these can also be used vertically.

For applications requiring customization, Tarps NowÂ® is the leader in the production of custom Flame Retardant and Fire-Resistant fabrics and related heat resistant fabric materials.

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How is scrap metal recycled

August 1, 2019 EPR Industrial News Leave a comment

Metal Recycling How Scrap Metal Is Recycled
Scrap metal recycling is one of the largest industries in the Country
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Dallas, TX, USA, 2019-Aug-01 â€” /EPR INDUSTRIAL NEWS/ â€”Â Metal Recycling is the process of reusing old scrap metal to manufacture or fabricate another item, this can be done over and over again with the same metal that was once used in a bridge 100 years ago can be the same metal that is now used in the car your driving today.

Video courtesy of The Discovery Channel

Types Of Scrap Metal:

There are many different types of scrap metal you will encounter in the metal recycling process.

Typical metals include iron, aluminum, brass, copper & stainless steel, of these scrap metals copper is the most sought after and is part ofÂ scrap metals classified as non ferrous, non ferrous meaning no iron or minimal iron present and non magnetic â€œIron is magneticâ€, non ferrous metals include copper, brass and aluminum.

Where these metals can be found:

Iron can be found in most anything including cars, heavy machinery, structural steel & more.
Aluminum can be found in Aircraft frames and parts, automobile engines, heads and transmissions, commercial window frames and window frames.
Brass can be found in water meters, ammunitions, fixtures, faucets and plumbing supplies.
Copper can be found in washing machines, automobiles â€œengine harness, alternators & starters, electrical equipment, electric motors and transformers.
Stainless steel can be found in the food and restaurant industry prep stations, chemical plants for storage of chemicals and many other products.

The Scrap Yard:

Once the metal is gathered it will find itâ€™s way to the local metal recycling center â€œScrap yardâ€ where the metal will be unloaded usually using a crane with a magnet or hydraulic grapple attachment, smaller pieces of scrap metal can be unloaded by hand. It will then be separated and then shredded, torched or made into smaller pieces by any other means necessary.

The scrap will then be separated into different piles and non ferrous metals will be further separated into various categories.

The Steel Mill:

When ready the scrap metal will be loaded onto trucks that will haul it off to itâ€™s final destination, â€œthe steel millâ€ or aluminum foundry etc. where the metal will be recycled and melted into new iron/steel plates, blocks, beams etc. the metal is melted by high voltage electrodes, flux and other chemicals maybe added to purify/clean the metal, pressurized air may also introduced to help achieve high carbon steel which is much stronger than cast iron.
Other metals maybe introduced in very small amounts as well such as nickel, chrome or molybdenum to make an even stronger high strength steel such as chrome moly steel or 4140 steel.

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