Mondays With Milt – March Madness
Milt is Tall. Jayne is not. So they played some basketball.
Wire Partition Storage Lockers for U.S. Navy | Case Study
These wire partition military storage lockers were the perfect solution for this U.S. Naval squadron. Learn more about our customizable storage locker solutions.
Mondays With Milt – Forklift Safety
Milt chats with Rich Horn about a forklift safety video being filmed in the plant.
Louisville Manufacturer Creates Job with New Expansion
To encourage the investment and job growth in the community, the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority (KEDFA) in February preliminarily approved the company for tax incentives up to $1 million through the Kentucky Business Investment program.
Mondays With Milt – MODEX Show Promotion 2018
Milt talks about the upcoming 2018 MODEX Show.
3 Reasons Why You Should Attend The Upcoming MODEX Show
We always look forward to the MODEX and ProMat shows, which alternate every year, and this year’s MODEX show is right around the corner. MODEX is where all of the cutting-edge technology for the manufacturing industry is showcased. WireCrafters exhibits every year at MODEX, but this year we are bringing our biggest exhibit we have ever showcased at MODEX, which makes us that much more excited about this year’s show. Come say hi to us at booth B2147!
Mondays With Wilt – Technician Storage Lockers
Milt’s twin brother is in town and he wants to talk Technician Storage Lockers.
Pallet Rack Sliding Door – Mondays With Milt
Milt discusses the Pallet Rack Sliding Door we keep in our parts cage.
Wire Mesh Options
Milt walks through the different wire mesh options we have at WireCrafters. From our standard gray to heavy-duty six gauge wire.
Parking Garage Storage | Case Study
This parking garage had some space that was unusable for parking spots so they wanted to designate an area for their residents to store their bikes securely. This presented a unique challenge for WireCrafters due to the metal beams that separated the space. The architect specified that the panels needed to match the angles of the beams instead of going on the inside to maximize the space available.