Last week, four members of the Clayton Industries team had the pleasure of attending the Northeast Dairy Foods & Suppliers Association (NDFSA) Golf & Clambake on July 8th. The annual event brings together dairy processors, suppliers, and industry partners for a day of networking, collaboration, and friendly competition on the course. While the day included plenty of golf and great food, it also provided an opportunity to reconnect with long-time partners, meet new faces, and discuss the challenges and opportunities shaping the dairy industry. At Clayton Industries, we’re proud to support the organization and events like this one that help to support the community that the NDFSA has built, and we believe that listening to customers and engaging directly with the industry is just as important as the equipment we

When most people think about hospital safety, they picture surgeons, nurses, advanced medical equipment, and emergency response teams. What they don’t usually think about is steam.  Yet behind the scenes, steam plays a major role in keeping hospitals safe, sanitary, and fully operational every single day. From sterilizing surgical tools to providing heat, hot water, laundry sanitation, and humidity control, hospitals rely heavily on dependable steam systems to support patient care.  That’s why choosing the right industrial steam boiler system is such an important decision for healthcare facilities. Hospitals cannot afford unreliable steam production, unexpected downtime, or inconsistent steam quality. In healthcare environments, even minor interruptions can create major operational and safety concerns.  For this reason, healthcare facilities depend on industrial steam boiler manufacturers that understand the demands of medical environments and can deliver reliable steam generation systems

Most people don’t think about steam. You don’t see it. You don’t hear about it much. But in many industries, it does critical work every single day. If you’re running a plant, a facility, or any kind of operation that depends on heat, pressure, or cleaning, there’s a good chance you’re relying on a steam boiler to keep things moving. And when that system stops working? Everything else usually follows. Why Steam Systems Matter So Much Steam is one of the most effective ways to move heat where it’s needed. That’s why it shows up across so many industries: A properly designed industrial steam boiler keeps processes consistent, efficient, and reliable. And one important thing to understand right away: Steam pressure isn’t just about distribution. It directly determines temperature. For

March of 2026 was an extremely busy month for Clayton, during which members of our team were traveling all over the world for attend trade shows, drop in on our partners, and most importantly, visit a few of customers. We’d like to show you a few of the areas we stopped by during our March road trip. South Korea Making the trek all the way from Canada and Australia, Clayton dropped in our partners at Daesung Systech in Seoul, South Korea, to discuss the unique aspects of the Korean market, as well as drop in on a few of our customers. Vietnam Following South Korea, and joined by our President John Clayton, Clayton Industries attended ProPak Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City, the premier event for the packaging industry in

Boiler efficiency is undoubtedly the most important and most widely used term when the subject of purchasing a new steam system comes up. Unfortunately, the goal of the industry at times seems to make understanding efficiency as difficult as possible through the use of terms and equations provided in the language of a seasoned engineer, terms that don’t even begin to make the slightest bit of sense to a beginner or casual user. While there are numerous factors that can contribute to the actual efficiency, having a perfect understanding isn’t critical. However, general knowledge of terminology and principles can go a long way in helping you come to an assured and confident decision. In the following article, we’ll be breaking down the subject of boiler efficiency, and how it relates