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Processing and Manufacturing: A Guide

Welcome to my blog, my name is Ian. I have worked with processing companies for a number of years. I started out working on the factory floor. However, after a couple of years, I was promoted to the rank of supervisor and then junior manager, which means I work with a lot of suppliers. I really enjoyed taking on more responsibility and learning how our production process worked. Eventually, I became head of our processing and manufacturing department. My job can be stressful but I love it. I decided to start a blog so I could offer advice to others in the industry and help them improve their business models.

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The Top Advantages of Powder-Coating Treatments Over Wet Paint

22 December 2020
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These days, more and more manufacturers are ditching wet paint in favour of powder coating treatments. The increased popularity of powder coating can be attributed to the many advantages it provides compared to wet paint. Check out some of the top reasons powder coating is considered more advantageous than wet paint. Powder coating performs better than wet paint. When it comes to surface treatments, the most durable finish always carries the day. Read More …

Should You Be Using Copper Base Alloys for Casting?

30 September 2020
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When you want to create some castings, you will need to carefully consider which metal would be the right choice. In many cases, aluminium castings will be a great fit for your needs but that is not the only possibility; there are often good reasons to consider copper base alloys in your castings as well. Understanding the mechanical properties of copper Copper is perhaps most widely used commercially in electrical wiring. Read More …

Why Waste Oil Needs Should Be Collected by Professionals

2 July 2020
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From manufacturing to cooking and hospitality, oil is used in a lot of different industries across Australia and there comes a point in time where it needs to be disposed of. Whether the oil becomes too contaminated or the additives have broken down, at some point your oil will need to be disposed of. For a long time, oil was simply poured down the drain, but modern restrictions have been put into place to stop this practice and for good reasons. Read More …