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SNIPS Industry Icon David Daw reviews the developments of the HVAC Sheet Metal Industry in the 1970s – including the transition from sheet stock to coil.
Saving labor was a priority in the 1970s as much it is today. One of the biggest developments in the ‘70s (and ‘80s) came from transitioning away from fabricating rectangular sheet metal duct “straights” using galvanized sheet stock, instead using 12,000 pound, 48” and 60” coils.
SmartCut BKCR4420 is excellent for metal work, automotive, and stamping. It stands up to construction, glass handling, general industry, and HVAC while being dexterous enough for assembly work
The AHR Product Preview is out: providing attendants with a long list of heating, cooling, refrigeration and indoor air quality tools that have been under development over two years since the last, pre-COVID-19 expo.
The church saved upwards of $100,000 on its duct retrofit and is also experiencing improved environmental conditions for its occupants and its maple hardwood floor.
Rigaku Analytical Devices recently announced a new, handheld laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) analyzer. The Rigaku KT-500 features HiRES Technology, with the first miniaturized, high-resolution echelle spectrometer.
“This is hooking to a drop. All taps are offsetting and sloping for material runout towards one outlet around pipes and beams … Just thought it looked cool.” Indeed.