Industrial piping is vital to infrastructure, transporting materials across countless differences, and keeping distribution chains running seamlessly. That's why it's so important to keep on top of pipe maintenance. A leak in your industrial piping can have...
Each year, the US loses an estimated 13 million metric tons of gas to leaks. That’s enough gas to fuel 10 million homes. Ensuring that gas line piping is in good shape is the best way to avoid wasteful leaks. Generally, there are two ways to do so: piping repair and...
Did you know that replacing damaged and corroded piping in the US would cost over $75 billion? Up to 18 percent of pipeline failures are caused by corrosion. That is why corrosion is high on the list of concerns, making it one of the most potentially damaging losses...
Pipes are one of the safest ways to transport hazardous liquids and gas, but when one gets damaged, it is highly inconvenient and hazardous, not to mention expensive. To do a pipe leak repair, it is necessary to pay for materials and labor, but the expenses do not end...
A little leak can create big problems—especially in industrial settings. For the sake of safety and quality, it's critical to repair leaks fast, without risking worker injury. But, studies indicate unplanned manufacturing downtime costs major manufacturers roughly $50...
Statistics show that global leak detection is valued at $17.55 billion. This number will likely grow by over 4.6% by 2027. One of the major factors that will drive the growth is the policies put in place by government agencies to manage leaks in industrial plants. One...
Over the past year, growth in the US manufacturing sector has soared, with orders and investments nearing pre-pandemic highs. Job postings are on the rise, supply chains are recovering, and demand is racing ahead. Despite this, success in your industrial business is...
If you are an entrepreneur that is looking to save money on business costs, you are not alone. Around 82% of all business owners experience cash-flow problems from time to time, and such experiences are routine parts of the business cycle for many industries. Perhaps...
In 2020, around 332 incidents involving leaks or spills occurred with oil pipelines running through the U.S. There are now miles upon miles of pipelines running throughout the United States. This number continues to increase as the need for crude oil and natural gas...
Cold weather can cause pipes to burst, and it's not because the icy water inside them has expanded and caused them to pop. A winter plumbing mishap like this is down to pressure in the pipes — pressure that you can avoid with the right preparation. That doesn't just...