Category: winter
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How Mini Excavators Help Prepare Your Property for Winter
As temperatures drop and the first frost creeps in, many property owners start thinking about snow, ice, and winter storms. But the truth is, winter prep shouldn’t start after the snow hits — it should start now. A bit of planning goes a long way toward preventing damage, avoiding costly repairs, and keeping your property…
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Concrete Freeze-Thaw Protection with MCI® Water Repellents
Winter is coming to the Northern Hemisphere. That means reinforced concrete bridges, parking garages, and buildings could be in for a wild ride on the “roller coaster” of freeze-thaw cycling. To minimize damage from these inevitable temperature swings, Cortec® recommends taking the simple maintenance step of applying a water repellent at least once every ten…
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Winter’s Coming: Understanding Outdoor Work Temperature Ratings
With winter closing in, employers and workers face a familiar problem: picking gear from a sea of products that all claim to be “warm.” But what do temperature ratings on thermal workwear really mean? Ergodyne is leaning into transparency to answer that question as it announces third-party tested temperature ratings on its full line of thermal…
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Why Heated Gloves Are Essential for Winter Construction Work
Construction crews face no off-season they build and renovate regardless of snow, sleet, or sub-zero temperatures. As such, winter style on the job site is shifting from layering in bulk to incorporating high-performance gear that maximizes both warmth and usability. Heated gloves, particularly those from Arcfomor, are rapidly becoming essential for cold-weather productivity, comfort, and…