It is critical that you have the proper hose measurement in mind
before cutting and crimping your hose, otherwise your assembly is
not going to be as efficient as it can be. And, we all know...
On August 22, 2017
Crimping is a crucial aspect of any hose assembly. When you have
fluids or gases in motion over extended periods of time, the crimp
must be just right otherwise there is a lot that can go wrong....
On July 25, 2017
Many of our ParkerStore customers, like you, work in applications
every day with hydraulics, compressed air and pressurized fluids.
Fluids under pressure and systems in motion can be very...
On March 29, 2017
The industrial distribution landscape is changing with the business
model types and service capabilities being broader than ever
before. At the all-encompassing end of the scale are Parker’s
Hydraulic...
On October 7, 2016
Remote jobsites typically found in mining, construction and
forestry, as well as airports and shipping ports find that downtime
is an expensive and unnecessary occurrence. Having the ability to
apply...
On September 1, 2016
Triad Technologies, LLC opened an additional ParkerStore on the
I-75 corridor this May. The Findlay, OH location will be Triad’s
14th ParkerStore including the acquisition of five Mega...
On May 10, 2016
“We’re excited about the future of Bluestar Industries, our
new ParkerStore, and our continued partnership with Parker,” says
Roth Chance, Business Unit Manager at Bluestar. When you walk
into the...
On April 20, 2016
A company that chooses the wrong hose can meet with disaster
resulting in added maintenance, decreased safety, and equipment
failure. What are the primary characteristics you look for in a
hydraulic...
On March 16, 2016
Hydradyne, LLC recently opened a new ParkerStore location in Warner
Robins, GA. Initially set-up to service a few accounts that would
benefit from a local branch, the middle-Georgia location is also...
On March 15, 2016
Welcome to the ParkerStore Blog. We’ll be bringing your
Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul (MRO) go-to source to the
digital space. If you know us already, you know that getting you
back to work is our...
On February 4, 2016
We’ve reached our final step in the S.T.A.M.P. method. Here’s a
look back at the first four steps: Step No. 1: Size. Correlation
between hose I.D. size, flow velocity and the efficiency of...
On February 3, 2016
If you happened to miss the first three steps in our blog post
series on 5 Considerations for Hydraulic Hose Replacement, this
series is taking you step by step through the S.T.A.M.P. method....
On February 2, 2016
As we continue our series on the replacement and selection of the
proper hose for your system, let’s recap the two previous steps.
First was the importance of determining the hose I.D. size, which
has...
On February 1, 2016
In our last blog post in this series, 5 Considerations for
Hydraulic Hose I No.1 Size, we talked about determining the correct
size (inside diameter) of your hose and the importance flow
velocity...
On January 30, 2016
Seems, simple: you just need to replace your hose. You’ll take the
same one you had in your equipment or machine as before, it was
doing the job. Was it? Are you consistently replacing it? Is...
On January 28, 2016
Routing and installing a hydraulic hose is more than simply
tightening the metal connections. Hoses don’t last forever, but by
observing a few routing rules before final installation you can
help...
On May 1, 2014
