Transhield Blog
Category: Equipment Protection
Transhield vs. Other Equipment Protection Options: A Performance Comparison
Manufacturers, OEMs, and distributors face the same problem no matter what they build: equipment has to survive storage and transit and show up ready to work. A wind turbine generator staged in a field, a Class A painted machine riding a flatbed, naval hardware waiting on installation, data center gear in transit. Each one sits …
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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 equipment inventory on the lot through the off-season, and government fleets sit outside between deployments. For most operations, outdoor storage is the practical option, and it works well when you …
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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 new plant, consolidating production lines, or shifting operations to a different location to improve operational efficiency. Whatever the reason, the equipment has to come off the floor, travel to the …
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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 ocean transport into a single journey, it trims fuel costs, lowers carbon footprint, and works around the driver shortages that strain long-haul trucking. For manufacturers and distributors moving equipment over …
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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 to be mapped around bridges and weight limits, and the piece of equipment riding on the trailer is often worth a small fortune. With that much on the line, protecting …
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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 is on the trailer. A single wheel loader or excavator can be worth as much as a house, and the trip exposes it to road salt, debris, weather, and the …
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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 sitting on open lots or moving on transport trailers, that damage multiplies fast and can trigger warranty claims before a sale. The most practical fleet-scale defense is a custom fit …
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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 inventory on storage lots and in holding yards while they wait to be sold, shipped, or assigned. A unit can wait weeks or months before it reaches a buyer, and …
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Why UV Protection Matters for Stored Equipment
When heavy equipment sits outside, the sun does more damage than most people realize. UV rays slowly break down paint, rubber, glass, and plastic components, leading to costly repairs, warranty issues, and equipment that looks worn before it ever gets used. For manufacturers, distributors and fleet owners and managers storing dozens or hundreds of units …
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