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Defending the Cable Tie in Solar Applications
by Brent BruckerSolar installers have their reasons for specifying wire management. But let’s agree – it’s the choice, not the part, that dictates what works and what fails. Full story -
Wish You Could Change the National Electric Code?
by Todd FriesFollowing the NEC to the letter can be tough. Many installers would change a rule or two if they could. Few realize they actually can. Full story -
How do you fix the invisible problem?
by Missy DeBordYou can ignore it or get used to working around it. But eventually, you’ve got to fix it. Full story -
Label My Equipment for Safety? I Don’t Have Time.
by Todd FriesRisking an OSHA violation may seem easier than fixing the issue, but to be honest, you should find the time. Full story -
Break the Cycle of Broken Solar Wire Management on Trackers
by Nick KorthSingle-axis trackers, wind and thermocycling can bring solar cable management to its breaking point. Do it right, save money and keep the power connected. Full story -
3D Printed Prototypes – Broken Promises?
by Dan UhlerIf you’re using 3D printing to verify designs, understanding anisotropic material properties will help you get more from your FDM-made parts. Full story -
How to Engage Factory Employees in Your Wellness Program
by Michael SpanjarManufacturing staff want to be healthier. We asked them, and the responses proved all our assumptions wrong. Here’s how to cultivate wellness (and boost productivity) in the plant. Full story
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Materials: The Science Behind Resins
A part's performance in the field is largely based on what's inside.
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Validation
We go to a lot of trouble to break our own parts - to ensure they don't break for our customers.
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Metal to Plastic
When we convert existing metal solutions to plastic, the result is always a better part.
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