ASAP Industrials Blog

There are many tools used in construction with power tools being some of the most effective and commonplace for large-scale projects. Having the right set of tools in your possession can limit the amount of time, cost, and work expended during a job. For a short list of must-have power tools and factors to consider when choosing a power supply, keep reading as we explore some of the most useful and effective options available.

Material handling is a crucial aspect of any business, serving for the management of goods and warehouses throughout the entire lifecycle of products. Material handling will often vary based on the type of business that one is running, but it generally covers operations such as inventory storage and processing, product packaging and protection, material transfer and storage, warehouse management, and much more. Whether your form of material handling leans more toward storage and handling or taking advantage of engineered systems, it is important that one has all the handling equipment they need to be successful.

All businesses, regardless of the industry, should have a number of tools and equipment readily available for minor repairs or maintenance. While you can opt for calling a team of technicians or professionals to help sort out any minor problem, some things can be handled without outside intervention. As such, it is helpful to have basic tools for completing various small repairs. From power tools to hand-operated devices, this blog will give you a brief overview of some of the essentials you should have handy in your toolbox. Some of these essentials include cordless drills, industrial grinders, saws, and more.

Tools and equipment supplies can be useful for a number of industries, allowing for individuals to take care of minor maintenance or repairs. While a toolbox may be something that one thinks is only important for construction, the basic hand tools offered in such toolboxes can regularly be used by individuals even for basic procedures such as assembling a desk or hanging a whiteboard of a standard office. Depending on the industry or application, there are many hand tools that one may use, though we will discuss the most common ones that should be procured by every business. 

Adhesive tape comes in many varieties for a range of industrial projects, especially those for which glues and epoxies are not suitable. Knowing which tape is best for your intended applications involves identifying the strength of adhesion required, the roughness or smoothness of the surface to be taped, and whether or not specialty tapes are needed. Most industrial tapes are pressure sensitive, as opposed to tapes whose adhesion is activated by heat or water. The most common types of tape include masking tape, flooring tape, duct tape, electrical tape, packing tape, painter’s tape, and double sided/mounting tape. This blog will cover each type and provide a description of its properties and uses.