How to Reduce Hospital Equipment Downtime
Hospitals depend on their equipment to protect patients, records and financials. When your hospital equipment goes down, you start seeing expensive delays and dangerous safety risks. Just a few minutes of equipment failure can be life-threatening for patients. Hospitals need to invest in durable equipment and effective downtime management to provide uninterrupted service to everyone […]
Read moreShip Maintenance Best Practices
Ship maintenance is a planned process that involves activities related to caring for a ship to support its performance. These activities range from regular inspection of the vessel’s systems to carrying out repairs and routine tasks that keep the ship in good working condition. Ship and vessel maintenance often happens at a dry dock or […]
Read moreRailway Maintenance Tips For Safer Rail Operations
Railways are vital for supporting our industries and economy. They provide critical transportation across the world, connecting people and goods. With so many groups relying on trains, keeping them well-maintained is essential. Transportation groups must prioritize upkeep to prevent costly downtime and hazardous conditions. Follow these rail maintenance tips to protect your operation. 1. Schedule […]
Read moreASTM Fire Standards
No matter your industry, the products you create must be safe. Complying with ASTM fire safety standards is one way to ensure your products meet a certain level of fire defense. Learn more about ASTM fire standards, why they matter and where to get cable protection that helps you comply with them. What Is the […]
Read moreTerminating a Shield Inside a Control Cabinet
Shielded cables are commonly used in industrial facilities and environments with high noise and sensitivity. Their main purpose is to prevent electromagnetic interference (EMI) and ensure stable data transmission. To work effectively, shielded cables must undergo termination. While cable termination can be tricky, it doesn’t have to be with the right equipment. What Is a […]
Read moreGuide to Cable Management in Manufacturing
Cable management is the process of organizing cables, wires and hoses and ensuring they have ample protection to function optimally. It’s an integral part of the general industry, where large-scale processes rely heavily on electrical equipment and machinery. Cable management in general industry applications like manufacturing, retail, warehousing and office work facilitates smoother operations. The […]
Read moreCable Glands vs. Cable Entry Systems
Cable management is crucial to ensure the proper functioning of your electrical system. Securing your cables protects them from damage and keeps them routed correctly. Two of our leading cable entry solutions are cable glands and cable entry systems. Find out which is best suited for your application and call 717-238-1444 for a quote. Cable Glands These […]
Read moreGuide to Small Diameter Conduits
Because conduits are such an integral part of electrical systems in a vast range of applications — from data centers to residential structures — it’s important to use the right ones for your projects. Small diameter conduits are a common type that serves varied purposes and offers many advantages. When you work with AerosUSA, Inc., […]
Read moreHow to Choose the Right Conduit for Your Fiber Optic Installation
How to Choose the Right Conduit for Your Fiber Optic Installation Fiber optic cables have revolutionized the way we transmit data, offering high-speed connectivity and reliable performance. Whether you’re setting up a network in your home or installing fiber optic cables for a large-scale project, one crucial factor to consider is the conduit. The conduit […]
Read moreWhy Use Cable Protection?
Why protect cables? Stress on cables and wires in an industrial environment Particularly cables and wires deployed on industrial applications can be subject to various types of stress. For example, mechanical stress, vibrations or motions can damage the cable and can lead to cable breaks. Such breaks can cause power supply disruptions, defective signal transmissions […]
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