We learn every client’s distinctive specifications, becoming as much like an employee as possible without being on the payroll. We’ll organize your shelves and streamline the way you order manufacturing, maintenance, and industrial hardware. We also stock thousands of specialty products in our warehouse, providing quick access to those critical parts you only need occasionally. And our selection and expertise with casters and caster manufacturing are unparalleled.
Our state-of-the-art, 112,000 square foot, commercial powder coating facility is the largest between the Rockies and the Appalachians. With 2 production lines and a batch booth parts window large enough for a truck bed, we have the capacity and capabilities to meet tight deadlines.
Imagine increasing your production capacity, profitability, and efficiency while reducing payroll costs associated with each delivered product. That’s exactly what we deliver every day with IHD sub-assembly solutions.
We’ll purchase the fabricated hardware and fittings, then paint and assemble them to your specifications so they’re ready for your team to install, saving you many hours and a lot of hassle. And if you’re short on storage space, we can warehouse your assembled pieces and deliver them when you’re ready to use them.
We are the only manufacturing parts provider in America with an in-house industrial powder coating and sub-assembly facility. 160,000 square feet worth of manufacturing support to eliminate bottlenecks, improve throughput, and increase your production speed so you can sell more of what you make at a higher profit.
IHD Solutions Commercial Powder Coat Services extend the life of industrial equipment, offering superior protection against moisture and corrosion with complete, uniform coverage of a high-quality, durable finish. The process begins by spraying a fine blend of charged pigment particles and resin onto an electrically grounded surface. The covered piece is then heated, fusing the particles into a tough, smooth coating that, once cured, will hold up to the most extreme conditions.
When it comes to industrial casters, the lowest price doesn’t translate to the best value. Although it can appear as if all casters are the same, what you don’t see makes all the difference. You wouldn’t use wheels with hardware that’ll rust easily in a high-humidity environment. You wouldn’t trust light duty casters to transport extreme weight, either.
Now you’re probably thinking it would be easy to get what you need online, but with the huge variety of casters available, finding the right ones too frequently happens through costly trial and error. And to add confusion, while most caster manufacturers use the exact same materials, many of them call the specific compounds by a different name, making it complicated to cross-reference across brands. It’s kind of like trying to figure out which aftermarket wiper blade inserts will work as replacements for your vehicle, except on a much wider scale.