So your next design – be it a dishwasher, smoker, tanning bed, refrigerator, or another piece of equipment – needs the support and reliability of heavy duty industrial hinges. You’re working on your hinge design calculations and material specs, and things are getting complicated.
9 Engineering Design Guidelines For Heavy Duty Industrial Hinges
Topics: Counterbalances, Motion Control, Design, Engineering, Hinges, Lid Support, Finishing, Durability, Aesthetics, Safety
How Hinge Manufacturers Make Better Parts With Cellular Manufacturing
Getting the right hinge for your commercial or industrial product relies on having a trusted and reliable hinge manufacturer. Enter cellular manufacturing.
Topics: Engineering, Hinge, Industrial, Cost, Manufacturing
5 Heavy-Duty Hatch Hinges + Design Guidelines We cover the basics on heavy-duty hinges for:
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Topics: Applications, Motion Control, Counterbalance Hinge, Engineering, Industrial, Durability
Weber Knapp Employee Focus: Mechanical Engineer |Motion Control Design
A custom hinge manufacturer should not just be a simple assembly line -- it should be a full-fledged partner to your entire process.
Topics: Counterbalances, Motion Control, Design, Engineering, Hinges, Lid Support, Smoker Grill
Bar Lift Gate Assist: Improving Staff Traffic Flow in a Restaurant
A busy restaurant with every table full and each bar stool occupied is a restaurant owner’s dream. However, a full house comes with a significant risk of injury to staff and patrons.
Imagine this: A waiter fills a large drink order from the bar. They carefully balance the tray of drinks with one hand as they start toward a table of expectant patrons. Working quickly, the waiter attempts to lift the pass-through with their free hand but has difficulty lifting the 45-pound countertop. While straining to lift with one hand, the waiter loses control of the carefully balanced tray of drinks.
The mix of broken glass and liquid on the floor creates a significant safety hazard and takes a bite out of the restaurant’s profits.
Topics: Applications, Motion Control, Counterbalance, Engineering, Food Industry, kitchen
Weber Knapp Careers | Making Your Passion Your Work
You’re an innovator who loves solving problems.
You have a mechanical aptitude and a drive to be creative.
You find challenges exhilarating.
If you find yourself nodding your head so far, we’d love to show you how your ingenuity and creativity can produce engineering solutions for ergonomic and motion control products.
Topics: Design, Engineering, Manufacturing, Employee Spotlight
Controlled Motion Solutions: Mechanical vs. Electronic
When talking about today’s motion control solutions, engineers tend to think in terms of motors and cylinders. True, those can provide movement, but so can mechanical motion control, which has come a long way in terms of complexity and quality.
Topics: Applications, Motion Control, Design, Engineering
Mouse Design and Positioning: Avoid Repetitive Stress
Staff efficiency is improved when priority is given to ergonomics. For example, investing in an ergonomic keyboard means a typist can improve speed, cut back on mistakes and spend more time typing and less on breaks.
Topics: Ergonomics, Design, Engineering, Safety, office equipment
Hidden Door Hinge Design: 5 Aesthetic & Functional Considerations
If you’re designing a product with a hinge, there’s a decent chance you want it hidden away from the world.
Topics: Applications, Design, Appliance, Engineering, Hinges, Durability, Aesthetics, Food Industry
As a kid, you might have marveled at the flip-up bar countertop at your parents’ favorite restaurant. But a lot has changed since then, and bar lift gates have improved significantly.
Topics: Ergonomics, Design, Appliance, Counterbalance, Engineering, Hinge, Hinges, Lid Support, Manufacturing