Maysteel Industries, LLC “Maysteel” was named one of the “Top 10 Retail Kiosk Solutions Providers for 2019” by Retail CIO Outlook in its July-August 2019 edition magazine. A group of industry professionals, including Chief Executive Officers, Chief Information Officers, and the editorial board of Retail CIO Outlook decided on the 2019 lineup. In the article,
How to Qualify the Right Fabricator for Your Custom Metal Enclosure
Custom sheet metal enclosures present unique challenges, and qualifying an enclosure manufacturer for your short-list can be difficult. Here is a punch list of questions to ask your potential fabricator around three critical elements for success: Industry Expertise & Proven Success Footprint/Supply Chain Strength In-house Capability Questions to ask on industry expertise & proven success
Types of Data Centers: How Do You Choose the Right Data Center?
When it comes to data centers, one size does not fit all. Data center needs vary depending on their structure, physical limitations, density requirements and more. Here are four common data center types including onsite, colocation facilities, hyperscale, and edge data centers, as well as their use cases and industry trends. Onsite Data Centers Onsite
Maysteel Industries, LLC Sponsors 2019 North America Smart Energy Week
Maysteel Industries, LLC, “Maysteel,” is excited to be a Premier Supporting Sponsor at North America Smart Energy Week in Salt Lake City Utah, September 23-25, 2019. This event that started with Solar Power International, and has grown to also include Energy Storage International (ESI), the Smart Energy Marketplace+Microgrid, Hydrogen+Fuel Cells International, and The Technical Symposium.
Types of Energy Storage Technology – Understanding the Advantages and Disadvantages
Energy storage technologies allow us to take energy from water, sunlight, or other sources, store it and later use it on demand. As costs decrease and new technology emerges, energy storage solutions will continue to expand at a rapid pace. We broke down five energy storage technologies in today’s market and advantages and disadvantages to
Maysteel Industries, LLC Welcomes Director of Program Management
Maysteel Industries, LLC, “Maysteel,” welcomes Justin DeLany to its team as Director of Program Management. Justin will lead the team’s Allenton, WI and Monterrey, MEX engineering activities, internal engineering projects and New Product Development (NPD) initiatives. Justin brings with him over 20 years of experience across sheet metal fabrication, assembly, transactional process improvement, and operational
Beat the Summer Heat: How to Keep Your Data Center Cool This Summer
As summer temperatures rise, data center operators are hard at work, ensuring data center temperatures remain consistent without raising their energy bills. They are looking for innovative data center cooling systems, monitoring technology, architecture and more. With so many options on the market and many more entering each year, it can be hard to decide
5 Trends in Renewable Energy Storage [2019]
The renewable energy storage market is growing at a rapid pace. According to Utility Dive, Wood MacKenzie predicted that by 2023 the energy storage market in the United States will reach 3.9GW. We’re over halfway through 2019, and here are 5 trends we’ve seen. Trend 1 – Buy Low, Sell High The first trend we’ve
Maysteel Awards “Dedication to Manufacturing Excellence” Scholarship to Local Students
(Allenton, WI) Maysteel Industries, LLC, (“Maysteel”) awarded its flagship “Maysteel Dedication to Manufacturing Excellence” Scholarship to local high school students and celebrated them within its Allenton headquarters. This scholarship is part of Maysteel’s “Maysteel Gives Back” initiative that supports two main focal points: The first is giving back to the communities that support Maysteel’s facilities
5 Items to Evaluate When Choosing an Aisle Containment System
Controlling data center cooling costs has been and will continue to be a hot topic for the foreseeable future. Companies are looking to their IT teams to answer the question: How do we continue to improve cooling efficiency without increasing operating costs? Traditional hot and cold aisle configurations, if implemented correctly, improve cooling efficiency, but