Wind Energy Protective Covers
Protecting expensive wind power parts is a tough challenge. Sand, dust, moisture, corrosion, scratching and etching are all hazards to parts on a wind power blade or component due to outdoor storage or transportation.
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Transhield has developed the most advanced fabrics to protect your wind power equipment from costly and unpredictable environmental hazards. The custom-fit covers are easy to install and shrink to provide a snug fit which keeps dust and dirt out of the equipment and protects against outdoor elements. Serviceability during storage is easy. Access to the covered unit is possible by adding secure flaps, doors, or windows. Each cover is designed to your specification and need.
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Our Portfolio of Custom-Fit Wind Energy Covers
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Advanced Fabrics to Protect your Wind Energy Equipment
Easy to install and shrinks to provide a snug fit.
Non-abrasive composition that prevents damage to paint, gel coat or even decals.
Protects from the ravages of UV rays, rain, snow, sleet, dust, wind, and airborne pollutants (ash etc.)
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Learn tips, trends, and take-a-ways to help you protect your equipment
Are VCIs Dangerous?
How VCIs are applied will determine their level of toxicity to humans. High doses, or 100% pure samples of VCI compounds in raw form, when inhaled, ingested, or contacted by humans, can be toxic.
Why Does Your Protective Cover Need Vents?
Why are vents needed on boat covers and protective covers? Where should you place vents? How many vents does your cover need? Learn all about vents in this helpful guide.
Radio Frequency Shielding Protective Covers -- Mission Ready
Currently, the U.S. military has no durable repeat-use solution to shield its vital equipment systems against RF energy. Transhield, along with the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Port Hueneme Division, has successfully developed a solution that significantly shields against RF attacks.
