Transhield Blog

How to Properly Store Equipment Outdoors

Manufacturers, distributors, and fleet managers rarely have enough indoor space for every asset. Finished machinery waits in the yard for shipment, dealers carry outdoor power...

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Equipment Protection During Factory Relocation: A Practical Guide

Moving an entire factory is one of the largest projects a manufacturing operation will ever take on. A company relocation might mean expanding into a...

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Intermodal Shipping: How to Protect Equipment Across Truck, Rail, and Ocean

Intermodal shipping has become one of the most practical ways to move freight across the country and around the world. By combining truck, rail, and...

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How to Ship an Oversized Load: Permits, Planning, and Protection

Moving an oversized load is a different kind of job from standard freight. The permits alone can take days to sort out, the route has...

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Construction Equipment Shipping: How to Protect Heavy Machinery in Transit

Moving a piece of construction equipment from one job to the next sounds simple until you factor in the size, weight, and value of what...

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Transhield’s Berry Amendment Compliance: USA-Made Covers for Defense

For government buyers and contracting officers, sourcing protective covers for defense equipment comes with a clear rule: the items have to meet domestic-source requirements under...

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Fleet Storage Best Practices: How to Protect Vehicle Inventory

Vehicle inventory rarely moves the moment it’s ready. For manufacturers, OEMs, and dealers handling semi-trucks, commercial trucks, trailers, recreational vehicles, and motorhomes, units sit in...

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What to Look for in a Custom Protective Cover Manufacturer

A custom protective cover has one job: keep valuable equipment safe while it sits in storage or travels across the country. The manufacturer you choose...

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RV UV Protection 101: Protecting Your Fleet From Sun Damage

At a Glance: UV rays slowly break down an RV’s exterior, fading paint, cracking rubber seals, dry-rotting tires, and degrading the roof. Across a fleet...

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