Bilco celebrates 100th year in business
From its inception as a small iron shop to manufacturing the first metal basement door to worldwide expansion as an industry leader in specialty...
Industry’s Dirty Little Secret
Michael Sprague, the director of eBusiness Development, Enterprise Solutions, for Thomas Industrial Network, offered his insight on how manufacturers and distributors fall short of...
Diversity in leadership benefits the oil and gas services industry
Carissa Skorczewski is the first woman and third generation of her family to successfully run and modernize Groebner, a manufacturer’s representative and distribution company...
Pedal to the METAL
In a concerted effort to address the critical workforce shortages in the U.S. casting and forging industry, IACMI–The Composites Institute, in a multi-million dollar...
There’s No Such Thing as “Waste” Water, Only Wasted Water
For over three decades, the WateReuse Association has been dedicated to advancing laws, policy, funding, and public acceptance of recycled water. WateReuse represents a...
Tough Conditions Require Tougher Solutions
As smart technology and AI are adapted into more areas of industrialization, these technologies are entering conditions once believed too harsh or hazardous for...
The Next Generation of Centrifuge Manufacturing and Service
Centrisys/CNP recently completed a 34,000 square-foot building expansion, including an upgrade of its balancing equipment with a first-of-its-kind centrifuge balancing bunker in the interior...
Expanding the Horizons of Predictive Industrial Maintenance
The Energy Management Association was founded by its affiliate, the AABC Commissioning Group (ACG), one of the world’s leading associations of certified commissioning authorities,...
Greasezilla Takes On the FOG Monster
Fats, oils, and grease—or FOG—have long been a problem in municipal wastewater treatment. In addition to run-off from restaurants, FOG can often be found...
Sizing Matters
As pump operators know, valve sizing works on the Goldilocks principle—neither too large nor too small, but just right. On a recent episode of...









