AC WORKS® Connector

Welder Safety

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Aug 17, 2018

Welding is the method of joining metals together. Heat and pressure are used to fuse the metals together. Welding has its list of hazards including fire, metal splatter, electric shock, explosion, harmful gases, radiation, and more.

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Modern Gray for a Modern Age

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Aug 14, 2018

We are excited to announce we have recently completed the update of our EV adapters. We have been updating the AC WORKS™ Brand EV products and have transformed our electric vehicle products into a sleek modern gray.

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Welder Power

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Aug 10, 2018

Welding is not easy, it is hot, physically straining and dangerous. Most people don’t realize how important welding is in our lives. Welders work on everything from cars to planes, pipelines, and buildings. There will be a growing need for welders in the future and we want to make sure we can help you understand how to keep your welders powered and get the job done.

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Mid-Year Review 2018

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Aug 03, 2018

It is the beginning of August and half of 2018 is already history. I feel like I just wrote the 2017 AC Connectors recap and here we are 6 months later updating you again on our goals and accomplishments.

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Locking vs Straight-blade

Posted by Christopher Hahn on Jul 27, 2018

Many of our customers are contractors, welders, or constructions workers and they may already know the answer to this: what exactly are locking plugs and connectors and why do they exist?