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Acoustic Curtains and Industrial Applications
Industrial workplaces are inherently noisy. Machinery is running all day long to produce goods, and workers are using forklifts to move material. High levels of noise can lead to workplace accidents, distraction, and even hearing loss for the people working in these...
Industrial Curtains Can Be an Effective Solution in the Highly Regulated Cannabis Business
Cannabis may not be federally legal at this point, but that hasn’t stopped the “green rush” from flourishing in states with medical and recreational programs. Still a relatively new business emerging from years of prohibition, cannabis regulations are stringent and...
Theaters, Dance Studios, and More: How Acoustic Solutions Can Help Entertainment Venues
Theaters built with acoustics in mind date back to ancient Greece and Rome. These large performance spaces, often in the form of outdoor amphitheaters, could accommodate thousands of spectators. And thanks to the design of these spaces, everyone could hear what was...
5 Technologies to Watch in the Manufacturing and Logistics Space
Human talent will remain core to the manufacturing and logistics space, but the adoption of new technology is inevitable. Whether it is to safeguard operations or improve efficiency, a variety of new technologies are well on...
How to Use Industrial Curtains to Facilitate the Powder Coating Pipe Process
Industrial processes can be hot, cold, messy, and loud. Workplaces need the right equipment to safely and effectively contain this type of work – and different types of industrial curtains are up to the task. Powder coating pipes is one the processes that benefits...
The Biggest Trends in Food Processing R&D
Whether driven by the need to capture more market share or changing regulations, food processing companies use research and development to create new products and processes. For example, Sargento expanded its cheese-focused business to include new products like nuts...
The Growing Power of Third-Party Logistics
Some companies can take a product all the way from development to sale using only in-house resources, but many businesses opt for outside help. Third-party logistics (3PL) companies allow companies to outsource different parts of the supply chain, and the market for...
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