It was just a few months ago that I blogged about how to make a decision whether to repair or replace your industrial electronic equipment. It’s a question many of you probably face every day.
With the economy just beginning to climb out of the basement, saving money is a high priority for all of us. The pain of this recession will stick with us for a long while (I promise I will not get political here! That would be a whole ‘nother conversation. LOL).
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Saving Money, Being Green & Increasing Efficiency All in One Fell Swoop
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There are a million and one iPhone apps out there but this one by Baldor Electric Company, www.baldor.com is way cool. Those smart cookies at Baldor have converted their BE$T desktop program for calculating and comparing motor efficiencies to an Apple iphone app.
By calculating a motor’s annual electricity usage based on its nominal efficiency and comparing it to the annual electricity usage of Baldor’s Standard-E and Super-E premium efficiency motors, it can then recommend, by catalog number, the appropriate Baldor motor for the application as well as information on the payback period for replacing the existing motor.
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Baldor Adds Really Cool BE$T iPhone App
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You can get a great meal for free at Bill’s BBQ restaurant in Cockeysville, Maryland by using the following coupon code, NAFWTJD2KBEH. Have a great meal on us!
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Plant safety, work site safety, worker safety - it seems we are hearing this daily now from plant engineers around the country. It would appear that a cultural shift is in the wind and that safety attitudes and practices are changing – for the better. There is a realization that a safe working environment is beneficial not only to employees but to the bottom line.
The concern is there on the part of many CEO’s and managers but the question they often have is, “Where do we start?” You can start by thinking outside the OSHA box. Assuming you have already met the minimum OSHA standards, do a hazard assessment. Look at past history, look at insurance forms, reports on injuries, where have the injuries and illnesses taken place, ask your employees what could be done better.
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Work Site Safety Getting More Buzz Than Ever
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