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High-volume metal scrap handling requires a conveyor system designed for efficiency and reliability. This post explores technical configurations such as incline angles, throughput capacities, and cooling options to handle diverse metal scrap loads. We highlight proven solutions and showcase real-world examples of how metalworking manufacturers optimize their systems for maximum throughput. The Challenges of High-Volume Metal Scrap Handling Metalworking processes […]

Magnetic conveyors are game changers for handling thin, lightweight scrap. These systems use magnets to hold securely and transport ferrous materials, providing precision and control that traditional conveyors struggle to achieve. This blog explores their critical role, supported by real-world examples and technical insights from PRAB’s applications, to show how they minimize material loss, improve workplace safety, and seamlessly integrate […]

Boost Manufacturing Profits with Metal Chip Processing Manufacturers in the metalworking industry always search for ways to enhance profitability and streamline operations. While most focus on production improvements, metal chip processing offers a lesser-known but impactful way to recover value, reduce waste, and promote sustainability. This blog will explore how efficient metal scrap processing can yield measurable ROI and share real-world […]

Managing high volumes of scrap in metalworking operations is a challenging task. From dealing with different types of scrap to handling heavy loads and abrasive conditions, conveyor systems must be sturdy, efficient, and adaptable. This blog examines the technical specifications and design features that allow conveyor systems to operate seamlessly in high-volume settings, using real-world examples from PRAB’s experience and […]

Transforming Metal Scrap Into Money In metalworking manufacturing, efficiency is the lifeblood of success. Manufacturers face various operational challenges, from handling metal scrap to managing coolant waste and complying with stringent environmental regulations. Scrap buildup disrupts workflows, haul-away costs strain budgets, and outdated processes hinder productivity. But what if these challenges could become opportunities to improve efficiency, cut costs, and […]

The journey from raw material to high-precision finished parts in metalworking is intricate and demands meticulous attention to detail. One critical yet often underappreciated part of this process is transporting finished parts. Efficient, reliable, and precise conveyance systems are vital in maintaining product integrity, ensuring operational efficiency, and upholding stringent quality standards. Addressing the Needs of Finished Parts Manufacturers Manufacturers […]

Challenge: Emptying the sumps of Koss Aerospace’s 26 machining centers was labor intensive and caused a lot of downtime. Their old system’s inability to handle this level of fluid resulted in foul odor and excessive haul-away costs. Solution PRAB’s Guardian™ Coolant Recycling System with Coolant Manager, Polishing Filter System and Dirty Transfer System Results: 75% savings on new coolant purchases. […]

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According to the Aerospace Industries Association, few if any industries have done a better job of improving environmental performance over the last several decades than the aerospace industry. The AIA states that today’s aircraft and engines are considerably more efficient than those manufactured just 20 or 30 years ago, which has dramatically decreased fuel usage and harmful emissions. Additionally, […]

A worldwide manufacturer of complex metal components for the aerospace industry needed to achieve maximum recovery of its cutting fluids from scrap material that was being machined at its facility in the Pacific Northwest. Additionally, the company wanted to receive a higher value for its scrap by removing the maximum amount of coolant possible from the material, as well […]