Transhield Blog

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 the Berry Amendment. Transhield manufactures our military covers in the United States, made to meet that standard. The sections below cover how our covers satisfy the Berry Amendment and protect …

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Why Customers Pick Transhield: A Look at Our 2025 Customer Survey Results

At Transhield, we have been making protective covers for decades. But the best measure of our work has always been the same: what our customers say about us. That is why we run customer satisfaction surveys, and that is why we wanted to share what we learned from our most recent one. In August 2025, …

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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 decides how well that job gets done.  The right partner delivers a precise fit, the right materials, and protection that lasts. The wrong one leaves gaps where moisture, UV rays, …

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How to Winterize a Boat for Long-Term Storage

Winterizing a boat the right way is one of the most important things you can do as a boat owner. Skip steps, and you risk cracked engine blocks, fuel system failures, and costly repairs that show up right when you’re ready to get back on the water. Done right, proper winterization protects your investment and …

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Volatile Corrosion Inhibitors: What Affects Performance and How to Maximize Protection

Volatile corrosion inhibitors are one of the most effective tools available for protecting metal equipment from rust and corrosion during storage and transit. But not every VCI product performs the same way, and the conditions surrounding your equipment play a major role in how well the technology works. Understanding the factors that influence VCI performance …

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The Concrete Curing Process: What Contractors Should Know

Concrete curing is a chemical reaction, not a drying process. The hydration process needs moisture and stable temperatures to build compressive strength. Most contractors understand this. But understanding the basics and executing a consistent final curing process on every pour are two different things. This guide goes beyond the fundamentals. It covers the process variables …

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Industrial Equipment Maintenance Tips to Extend Service Life

Industrial equipment is built to handle heavy workloads, but even the toughest industrial machinery needs regular attention. Without a solid maintenance plan, small problems turn into major equipment failures that shut down production lines and drive up maintenance costs. This guide covers the maintenance practices that keep industrial machines running longer, performing better, and costing …

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Understanding Concrete Curing Times in Industrial and Construction Projects

Concrete doesn’t just dry, it cures. The difference matters more than most people realize. Curing is a chemical process that determines how strong and long-lasting your concrete will be. Rush it or ignore it, and you end up with weak slabs, cracking, and costly repairs. This guide breaks down what happens during the curing process, …

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What Is a Vapor Corrosion Inhibitor and How Does It Protect Equipment?

Corrosion costs money. Left unchecked, it damages metal surfaces, shortens equipment life, and leads to expensive repairs. For manufacturers, fleet managers, and logistics teams moving valuable assets or storing them for extended periods, preventing rust and oxidation is a constant challenge. Vapor corrosion inhibitors (also called volatile corrosion inhibitors) offer a practical solution. Unlike traditional …

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