In 2021, Danfoss Power Solutions acquired Eaton Hydraulics, making them the largest supplier of mobile and industrial hydraulic products on the market, along with a full line of fluid conveyance systems. Our partnership ensures you have access to the widest selection of hydraulic, industrial and specialty hoses, along with the fittings and connectors your jobs…
Read MoreHydraulic Hose Assembly Routing Guidelines to Extend Service Life
Looking to accommodate your heavy equipment needs without stressing your hydraulic system? Want to stop wasting money on failed high-pressure hydraulic hose systems? It’s time to evaluate your hydraulic hose routing techniques. The first step to creating an efficient and reliable high-pressure hydraulic hose assembly is by correctly routing and installing the hoses and tubing…
Read MoreHow to Extend Battery Life and Winterize Diesel Fleet Vehicles
We’ve all been there. It’s 6 a.m., cold and dark as you slip and slide your way to the truck. You grab your scraper from under the seat to de-ice the windows and turn the ignition. Except it doesn’t turn and all you hear is the dreaded click-click. The battery is dead. Curious why it…
Read MoreFor Craig Favier, Organization Drives Success
Craig Favier joins the Superior Industrial Supply team as an Account Manager, serving the Illinois market as well as the Greater St. Louis area. For Craig, relationships are everything and he is excited to get to know his customers and their needs. If you see Craig, be sure to ask how he can help you…
Read MoreHow to Choose and Use Hydraulic Hoses for Extended Service Life During Winter Months
When hydraulic hose assemblies fail, it’s usually because of improper hose and fitting selection from the start. By not choosing the right hydraulic hoses and fittings, you run the risk of pressure surges, tube erosion, fluid incompatibility, abrasion or breakdown from chemical exposure. Other effects of failed hydraulic hose assembly include: Safety implications Decreased production Burns, fires…
Read MoreSales Rep Bryan Schoelch Problem-Solves through Communication, Logic and Diligence
Bryan Schoelch recently joined the Superior Industrial Supply team as a Regional Sales Representative. Bryan listens to his customers’ needs and takes that intel to deliver the right solution at the right time. When he’s not working, flyfishing or taking care of his 9-month-old daughter, Bryan is proud to be a die-hard St. Louis Blues…
Read MoreTop 49 Essential Fastener Tips from the American Fastener Journal
Fasteners like bolts, screws, staples and rivets are often the lowest cost items in any structure. As a result, fastener selection is often overlooked in the design and engineering process. However, joint connections made with incorrect or inferior materials can quickly turn a routine job into a costly one wrought with issues. Proper fastener selection…
Read MoreEfficient and Effective: 6 Tips for Better Organized MRO Storerooms
Managing maintenance and repair parts is always a challenge. It’s an even bigger headache when you add in soaring inventory costs, disrupted supply chains and limited storage space. Without essential maintenance, repair and operating (MRO) items, your business will come to a grinding halt. Imagine having to stop an entire production line because you ran…
Read MoreProblem-Solver and Photographer Extraordinaire, Steve Baker at Your Service
Meet Steve Baker, Counter Service Representative for Superior Industrial Supply. For the last six years, he’s brought a keen eye for problem-solving and attention to detail to the Superior counter team. He looks forward to getting to know you and your business needs to devise customized solutions for your hydraulic problems. Let’s get to know…
Read More7 Tips to Choose the Best Fastener for Your Industry Application
Fasteners are often the least expensive component in manufacturing and assembly, but often the most critical. Unfortunately, they are most often overlooked when it comes to purchasing. The screws, bolts, nails, rivets, threaded inserts, and staples you choose must be based on the application as well as your industry’s specific fastener regulations. It’s one thing…
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