Comment

Comment by Giovanni Lepore on January 16, 2012 at 1:51pm

 

Hello everyone,

I wanted to find out what instruments and/or tools is everyone using in the field. I know that now at days there are instruments and tools for everything (maybe too many)

What are the top 5 most important tool/instruments that all of you cannot go without?

 

How would/did you improve any of the tools you are using currently?

 

Thank you

Gio

Comment by Bob Hodges on June 17, 2011 at 7:21am

 

Hello everyone,

I would like to ask for your input, but please do not take this as spam as I truly am looking to support current and future customers with the best products possible.

I work for EMB Corp., a switch and current sense relay mfg. located in Ky. USA. Mfg. product since 1972.

We manufacture many types of switch used mostly, but not limited to, the appliances industry. We supply product to major mfg. both in the US and abroad. Competition with offshore mfg is tough but we are still producing by maintaining High Quality/Low cost due to automation and Lean mfg efforts. We do offshore some mfg. but add the value added process of 100% inspection to ensure 100% quality to customer. OK, I know it sounds like spam, just thought I would give some history...

see questions below...

 

"How can EMB modify its product offerings to better fit your current/future product"?

"What do you see as a need as far as a switch in your application"?

www.embcorp.com

 

Thanks

   Bob

Comment by OSCAR LANCHEROS on June 13, 2011 at 8:18pm

what about variable refrigerant system...what is the country with the better development about that?....i would like to know more and get more information... about  that type of system.

Comment by Bill Creadon on May 17, 2011 at 6:52am

We are suppliers to both McMaster-Carr and W.W.Grainger for PVC duct fittings.  Contact me for applications requiring sourcing knowledge. 

Comment by Andrew Feliks on July 31, 2010 at 5:41pm

What the heck is a PID loop?

Perhaps this is similar to PIDloop such as apply for advanced temperature control, or when powered serva in cnc systems. Generally speaking, you can tell this is a delayed reaction to regulated electric impulse control. Due to the delayed regulation of the entire device is regulated much less likely to fall into the oscillations and very unstable the whole system

Comment by Mario Luis Leyva Carballo on July 28, 2010 at 8:27am

Even though I am a 27 years experienced Mech Engineer, It was only 2 years ago I began to deal with HVAC systems and so on, now I need as much information as I could find out there