When working in sync, a marching band, a dance kick line or a military exercise can be an impressive sight. When a system of clocks are working together perfectly at a school, business, or hospital, they may be less entertaining, but are equally effective. When all clocks provide synchronous time, workflow proceeds in a rhythm that produces success for those who follow it.
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Let’s face it: All things will eventually become old and break down, and your synchronized clock system is no exception. But the good news is that many replacement parts are available, making it easy to fix a legacy system and save you money and time. So whether you want to keep an old system in working order, or save an older clock, why buy new? See how clock replacement parts turn back time!
If you have an old clock system that needs repair, just look on the dial for the manufacturer’s name. The odds are good that it’s a Simplex clock, model 2310 or 6310, as these were the standard for synchronized clocks for many years.
Topics: Clock Maintenance and Repairs
Lowe’s Success with American Time Featured in Modern Materials Handling
There’s a lot that goes into operating a 1.2 million square foot distribution center, and a lot of attention is rightfully paid to the big and expensive equipment that keeps things running smoothly.
But what if the clocks aren’t synched? Could a seemingly innocuous piece of equipment impact the entire operations?
It turns out that the clocks can have a huge impact on timing and efficiency in a DC.
For information about their case study click here.
Read MoreTopics: Synchronized Clock Systems, SiteSync