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Army Covers
Transhield covers use anti-corrosion, high-tech fabric to reduce corrosion on equipment by up to 95%. These custom-fit covers are made to withstand nature’s most severe conditions and have proven to protect in even the harshest environments.
Why choose Transhield for Army Applications
Rain, snow, sun, dirt, and other airborne pollutants cause equipment to degrade over time. In addition, improperly covered equipment simply gets dirty, causing you to spend man hours cleaning and polishing. Transhield’s advanced cover technology not only reduces the number of hours spent cleaning, but also provides corrosion protection to maximize the life of the equipment asset. Our patented VCI technology works within the body of the cover by emitting VCI in vapor form and bonding to the equipment’s metal surface, thereby disrupting the electro-chemical reaction that causes corrosion.
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Our Portfolio of Custom-Fit Army Covers
Why Transhield Works
Advanced Fabrics to Protect your Machinery and Equipment
Dramatically reduces corrosion
Proven to reduce corrosion 85-95%.
Easy to install and remove
Lightweight material that does not retain water.
Stops water intrusion
Waterproof material keeps water out.
Breathable
Water vapor transmitted to outside.
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Learn tips, trends, and take-a-ways to help you protect your equipment
Prevention of Corrosion in Electronic Devices Use Vapor Corrosion Inhibitor Enhanced Protective Covers
Preventing corrosion in electronic devices can be achieved through VCI chemistry implemented into protective covers. A vapor corrosion inhibitor (VCI) is a chemical substance, or combination thereof, which prevents or significantly reduces the onset of corrosion.
Patenting: A How-To on Protecting Innovative Ideas
Seckin Ozol, V.P. of Engineering R&D at Transhield, shares his experience in patenting new products and processes for Transhield.
Access to Notre Dame’s Material’s Characterization Facility Increases Transhield’s Fabric Testing Capabilities
Transhield, in an agreement with the University of Notre Dame, will now have access to the Materials Characterization Facility which will increase the testing capability of Transhield fabrics.
