Injection Molding and Insert Molding Magnets Create the Smallest Parts in World
Some of the smallest microcellular parts and pieces needed for automobiles, construction, and other items are created through the process of injection molding. Additionally, insert molding magnets can help to complete the injection process. There are also prototypes created from this process and polyurethane Reaction Injection Molding (RIM) processed materials. Different materials are used in the different versions of this process, making any of the cells as small as one-thousandth of an inch.
Keeping Workers Safe and Floors Clean During Construction
Today, the American construction industry is a big one, being worth well over $1 trillion. This industry is made up of many contractor teams and companies across the nation who are hard at work building offices, schools, libraries, banks, houses, and more. During a typical construction project, several different contractor teams will join forces and pool their skills, materials, and tools to finish a building. This ranges from a concrete pouring company setting up the foundation all the way to electricians, plumbers, wood workers, and elevator installation companies. This means that many different materials and tools are present at a construction site, but also many hazards. Construction is physically demanding, and many workers may get hurt over the course of a year. That, and the materials themselves may suffer from dust, stains, breaking, or worse. Protective measures are therefore taken to keep workers safe and keep surfaces clean, such as using a dust barrier, stucco tape, breatha