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A Look at Industrial Scales -

by: Richard Romando

Industrial scales are used in a wide range of professional industries. They can be used for the medical, farming, manufacturing and production fields, just to name a few. A variety of scales are included in the industrial scales area, such as counting scales, digital postal scales, floor scales, shipping scales and pallet truck scales.

In the floor and bench scale field, there are a few scales that stick out for their accuracy and features. The AND HL-WP compact wash-down scale is great for harsh environments, while the GSE Pro-Weigh 84 heavy duty floor scale is designed for heavy-duty industrial operations. The GSE Porta-Tronic is a portable floor scale. The Sartorious FB series is similar, and ideal for the laboratory.

For filling or checkweighting, the Sartorious QC Counting and Checkweighing scale is a multiuse scale with a fast response, while the Setro Super II Counting Scale combines accuracy with custom printing, which is a very handy enhanced feature for industrial scales. The Setra Super-Count counting scale has a high-resolution ceramic sensor with an intelligently designed full-function keyboard to deliver high accuracy.

For overhead weighing, the Dillon Dynamometer ED-Xtreme is a top-of-the-line dynamometer, while the Dillon AP Dynamometer with 5-inch diameter has versatility in tension, traction and weight measuring. The CAS Caston II Crane Scale has a rugged cast aluminum composure, while the Dillon AP Crane Scale is also reliable and tough for extreme environments. The MSI 3360 Challenger 2 Crane scale is also versatile and reliable. Most importantly, it�s accurate, too.

Other top industrial scales include the AND GX-12K, a truly high-precision balance that meets IP-65 ratings for water and dust proof. This scale is water resistant, which helps in environments where that can be a factor. For commercial kitchen uses, Tanita's TLC-161 Digital food service kitchen scale helps to increase profits and reduce waste. This industrial scale is designed to guarantee consistent recipes and maximize profits by limiting waste in restaurant and other food service kitchens. It�s ideal for the catering industry, including bakeries, food-processing kitchens, and deli counters.

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How To Plan For Kitchen Remodeling
by: Johnathan Bakers

Kitchen remodeling is one of the most desirable home improvement projects for many homeowners. A new kitchen increases the value of your home and makes your life easier. The first step to your new kitchen is to set a budget. Decide how much money you are willing to spend. This will help drive your other decisions. Be sure to leave a cushion in your budget for additional, unexpected expenses.

When determining your budget, consider how long you intend to stay in your home. If you are planning to sell in the next year or so, you may want to spend less money. Decide which features you must have in your new kitchen. You can cut corners in other areas by substituting less expensive materials for the counter tops, flooring or cabinet doors.

Research Kitchen Trends

Before you start planning your remodeling project, do some research on the current trends and designs being used in kitchens. Look for information on the internet or in home decorating magazines. Visit your local home improvement center for more ideas. Start a file for pictures of kitchens you love, furniture, appliances, fabric swatches or anything else you find interesting. This will help when you are ready to start purchasing items for your new room.

Options in Kitchen Remodeling

Cabinets are an expensive item in any remodeling project. They often take up half of the overall budget for the room. If you can�t afford the cost of brand new cabinets, there are cheaper alternatives. Consider cabinet refacing rather than replacing the entire cabinet. In refacing, the doors are replaced and exterior wood areas are covered. This is much less expensive since you are using the same cabinets. An even cheaper alternative is to paint your existing cabinets and buy new hardware.

If you must have new cabinets, consider adding some extra features. Features such as tilt out drawers, pull out garbage cans or a lazy Susan inside a corner cabinet are great space savers and make the room more functional. The doors can be either solid wood, clear glass or stained glass. Shop around to find out what is available before making a purchase.

You can save money on flooring and countertops as well. Substitute vinyl flooring in place of more expensive ceramic tile to save money. If you can install ceramic tiles yourself, you can have them for about the price you would pay a contractor to install vinyl flooring.

Countertops vary widely in price depending on the material that is used. Counters that are more durable are also more expensive. You may want this if you want to be able to cut food directly on the counter. For most people, this is an easy way to cut the overall cost of your kitchen. You can find less expensive material that gives the look of marble, butcher�s block or other expensive materials.

Once you have decided what you want, consider how much of the job you can do yourself. Contractors can eat up a large portion of your budget. The more you can do, the more you will save in the overall cost of the room. Use the savings for great new furniture.

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