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Exceptional Service to Others – Fall 2019

Exceptional Service to Others – Fall 2019
Susan G Komen Cancer Research & The Esch Next Day Pink Blade Esch is doing their part this fall with the Next Day Pink Blade double donation to Susan G Komen Breast Cancer research. We are very proud to be putting this campaign on and helping this cause during the month of October. Throughout the year we will still be selling the Next Day Pink Blade for soff-cut application, but…
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Simplifying a Unique Process: The Edge Eater™ Chamfer Shroud

Simplifying a Unique Process: The Edge Eater™ Chamfer Shroud
[span6]In late 2017, we were approached by one of our customers with a unique dust control issue – how do we use a grinding shroud developed for a flat surface to smooth an angled edge while remaining dust-free? The simple answer was, “you can’t... yet…” The question quickly turned into action, with our team thinking and sketching, eventually building a prototype with the help of some local resources. Fast forward…
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Safety Trainings and Toolbox Talks

Safety Trainings and Toolbox Talks
Cold weather means seasonal projects are coming to an end. Take advantage of the winter season and let Esch help train your crew. Through years of experience, we have discovered three main areas of focus to keep your teams working safer and to reduce downtime: Saw & Blade Safety Training, Saw Maintenance Training, and Equipment Operator Training. Our goal is to help you prevent injuries, reduce saw and diamond blade…
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OSHA Silica Rule – Take Action!

OSHA Silica Rule – Take Action!
The deadline to comply with OSHA Silica Rule has come and gone, but it’s not too late to take action!  OSHA began enforcing the new silica standard on September 23, 2017, which specifies that employers are mandated to limit worker exposure to respirable crystalline silica dust. This means reducing the permissible exposure limit of silica dust to 50 micrograms per cubic meter of air averaged over an eight hour shift.…
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