Those in the American manufacturing fields have quietly observed the industry’s uptick over the past few years. We’ve seen manufacturers innovate, improve, and devote resources, which have contributed to the... Read More
An EDCO team member visited a store where Hand-Held Grinders were the only option for leveling concrete floors and removing coatings. After learning the benefits of having a true grinding machine,... Read More
Floor covering removal is usually a dirty and tiring job. Materials like ceramic, vinyl, VCT, linoleum, and carpeting do not come up easily, especially from high traffic areas. Contractors make... Read More
EDCO manufactures a full line of Surface Preparation Equipment. This article defines what kinds of products are considered SPE. Surface Preparation Definition: In the 1950’s, the Rental Industry (companies... Read More
EDCO Scabblers are popular machines for concrete removal applications. Depending on concrete strength, Scabblers can remove 1/4″ per pass. They are ideal for: Removing spalled or deteriorated concrete Roughening surfaces... Read More
An interesting post on manufacturingglobal.com lists their Top 10 Lean Manufacturing companies around the world. You know most of the names – but not all. Lean Manufacturing or lean production,... Read More
EDCO had the opportunity to contribute our knowledge of job site dust collection to Rental Management Magazine. In February 2015, Jason Stanczyk wrote a special report on the benefits of... Read More
EDCO has won 2 industry awards The EDCO Dyma-Slider Accessory System won the 2014 Innovative Product Award for the Concrete-Working Equipment category. EDCO grinders resurface, remove, and clean concrete surfaces.... Read More
Manufacturing Jobs – Where Are They? Manufacturing jobs are all over the USA. Unfortunately, manufacturers are having trouble filling vacancies. An interesting article entitled More High Schools Teach Manufacturing Skills... Read More
Common Surface Preparation Question: How do I remove trip hazards from concrete sidewalks? A trip hazard is when two concrete sidewalk slabs come to together and one has risen or... Read More