Reasons Why Cardboard Should Be Your Go-To Material For Candy Boxes

Candy can be packaged in plastic, cellophane, or cardboard. Cardboard is an ideal material for a number of reasons. If you have to package a lot of candy on a regularly basis, invest in cardboard candy boxes. Here are three reasons why cardboard should be your go-to material.  Cardboard Keeps Candy Fresh Cardboard restricts air flow, preventing candy from growing stale and/or molding. The candy remains fresher, longer. You can even place the candy box in the freezer or refrigerator, and the candy is still edible a couple of months later. [Read More]

Custom Rack Mounting And Containers For Tech Businesses

Do you need a better way to mount your devices? Is slapping strips of Velcro on a metal surface and calling it a day not cutting it? When you have a few devices that don't fit the standard server rack or device cabinet mold, you need to consider a more custom, yet still professional and secure option. Here are a few problems with the more temporary, makeshift methods of making tech devices fit, along with ways that a sheet metal fabrication team can help: [Read More]

Avoid These Laser Cutting Mistakes

Lasers can make it much easier to cut and engrave various surfaces. However, for those who are working with laser cutting for the first time, there are many common mistakes that can cause the project to fail or that can lead to an injury. Not Cutting Acrylics With A Refrigerated System Do not cut acrylics without using a refrigerated air system. It is too difficult to cut the acrylic without damaging the system. [Read More]

Building A Custom Aquarium: 3 Things You Should Double Check Before Signing Off On The Plans

Hobby aquarists love to build tanks from the ground up. There's nothing more challenging than sealing the acrylic, running the plumbing, and establishing a tiny ecosystem in which all sorts of marine species can thrive. If you've been planning on building a custom aquarium, you no doubt have an idea of how you want the final product to look. However, you may want to double check a few of your decisions before you sign off on the plans and have the acrylic manufactured. [Read More]