At InSource, we build more than just components — we build firefighter equipment that first responders rely on when lives are on the line. Sometimes it takes a voice from the front lines to help us fully understand the difference our work makes every single day. A Lifelong Commitment to Community and Service One of
Quality Firefighter Equipment That Builds Trust — 1 Component at a Time Read More »
What We Build: Control Systems for Heavy Equipment and High-Stakes Industries At the heart of our business, we build rugged, sealed control systems and components that can withstand the harshest conditions – from raging fires to challenging agricultural fields. Our products are designed to survive and thrive, just like the industries we serve. Solving Real
Understanding the Corn Supply Chain. Corn is a staple crop in the United States, finding its way into countless products and services. This document explores the journey of corn from the farmer’s field to various end uses, highlighting the interconnected roles of seemingly disparate entities like Norfolk Southern, InSource Technologies, Fritos, Marathon Petroleum, and local farmers.
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Do you remember the last time you had an issue with a product, and you just wanted answers? Instead, YOU answered all the questions – to the automated voice on the other end. Or wait. There’s another option. Just follow this link, create an account, tell us what is wrong, and we will get back to you in a few business days. In today’s contract manufacturing and business to business world, exceptional customer service is no longer a luxury, but a necessity. It’s the cornerstone of customer loyalty and a powerful differentiator. This article explores how embracing proactive customer service, especially with a human touch, can significantly enhance customer satisfaction and drive business success.
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“InSource in the Wild” Series – #2 Refrigeration Keeps Coffee Creamer Cold You know the feeling: you have been driving for a while, and drowsiness starts setting in, but you have some distance to go. In order not to be a danger to others, you pull into a truck stop or convenience store, for a
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[This is the 3rd installment in a multi-part series on Refrigeration. Click here to start reading from the first article.] Refrigeration equipment is in InSource’s DNA, so to speak. Our founder spent his early career at another company designing and building equipment for refrigerant recycling/recovery. In 1997, he decided to start InSource as a contract manufacturing company
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[This is part of a multi-part series on Refrigeration. Click here to read the first article.] Now that we’ve reviewed the history of refrigerants, let’s look at the upcoming 4th generation of refrigerants. Two major events set the stage for Gen 4 refrigerants. First was the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol, which was a
What makes a good refrigerant anyway? It all starts with having the right boiling point (BP.) Heat flows from hot to cold, and when heat is removed (from a home or refrigerator), it gets added to the refrigerant in the evaporator. When heat is added to liquid refrigerant, it rises in temperature until it reaches
On the topic of flammable refrigerants, did you know that: The Importance of Boiling Point Refrigerants need to have the right boiling point (BP) temperature. Heat flows from hot to cold. When heat is added to liquid refrigerant, it rises in temperature until it reaches the BP and then remains at the BP until only
Flammable Refrigerants Are Coming – We Can Help! Read More »
Our expertise in electronics and wire harnesses means that we get the privilege of participating in this annual ritual that’s been going on for as long as man has walked the earth. Many of our customers come to us with an idea for a piece of electronics, or a harness, and they depend on us to design, optimize, and build the product for them.
