If you are looking for a way to improve the efficiency of your daily operations, then you should consider going with a hydraulic pump. For a long time, pneumatic pumps were the most popular option. Now, hydraulic pumps are far more popular. There are several distinct advantages that come with using a strong, hydraulic-powered pump. Learn more about the benefits of using this powerful device below!

When a client enters your salon, they’re taking in all sights and sounds of the establishment. There’s one thing all areas of your business have in common, and that is the presence of chairs. Chairs and styling stations within your business should be comfortable for your clients and stylists, and investing in low-quality seating can hinder a good experience for everyone. Here are six advantages of investing in quality salon chairs that you’ll want to take into consideration.

Chrome plating is an electrochemical process for depositing the metal chrome where it is needed or desired. Chrome plating is more than just an aesthetic enhancement, although it does look pleasing to the eye. Chrome plating can increase the hardness and durability of the surface, prevent corrosion and even make it easier to clean. The process includes degreasing a surface to clean it and remove prior buildup. Some substrates, or surface metals, require pretreatment to ensure proper adhesion. 

For years, pneumatic-driven pumps were the go-to solution for this type of application, as they are relatively inexpensive and safe to operate. For these reasons, facilities across all kinds of industries employ pneumatic-driven pumps for their fluid-handling operations, disregarding hydraulic pumps as viable options. There are, however, three distinct advantages that hydraulic pumps have over their popular, air-powered counterparts:

Most salon chairs use hydraulic fluid within the hydraulic system. This special hydraulic system allows the hair stylist to lift and lower the client to the ideal position with ease. Hydraulic chairs are used throughout the salon at styling stations and in barber shops; because of this, salon owners and employees should know how to fill a salon chair with hydraulic fluid. Start with the salon chair in its lowest position possible. If the salon chair is not in its lowest position, lower it by pressing down on the foot pump while applying downward pressure until it cannot go any further.