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Trans-Acc Understands Liquid Nylon Coating
As reported by Corrosionpedia in their article “What Does Liquid Nylon Coating Mean?,” this type of coating can be used on many different types of materials and for a number of industries. “A liquid nylon coating can be used in a variety of industries. Common examples of industries that employ liquid nylon coatings include aerospace,… [Read More]
The Basics of Metal Cleaning Explained by Trans-Acc
As reported by Corrosion Doctors in their article “Basic Facts in Metal Cleaning,” there are four areas to consider when it comes to cleaning metals. “Metal cleaning is decidedly affected by the type and degree of attack a particular chemical has on a given metal. Also of importance on the clean-ability of a chemical compound… [Read More]
Trans-Acc Excels with CARC Coatings
According to Medium in their article “CARC: The Impervious Nature of an Important Paint,” these special coatings are most commonly used by the military and need to hold up to harsh environments. “CARC is a paint coating with very low porosity. This feature enables it to stop chemical or biological warfare agents from getting absorbed… [Read More]
The Basics of Coatings Explained by Trans-Acc
As reported by The Fabricator in their article “The basics of liquid and powder coatings,” having your finished coating services solidified can make all the difference in terms of meeting your tight deadlines. “Metal fabricators looking to take on finishing should know about two of the most common finishing alternatives—liquid and powder coating—and the requirements… [Read More]
Trans-Acc Educates on CARC Coatings
According to Military Trader in their article “”CARC” (Chemical Agent Resistant Coating): A Cold War Camouflage,” these coatings are highly specialized and provide certain advantages. “CARC has a low porosity that prevents chemical warfare agents from “soaking in” to the finish and makes decontamination easy to perform,” Military Trader said. Click here to learn more… [Read More]
Powder Coating Myths Debunked by Trans-Acc
As reported by ICI in their article “Top 5 Myths about Powder Coating,” there are varying beliefs held by some about powder coating that are not all that accurate and can come from not fulling understanding powder coating. “Powder coating is a type of coating that is applied as a free-flowing, dry powder. The main… [Read More]
Trans-Acc Specializes in Paint Pretreatment
Trans-Acc Specializes in Paint Pretreatment As reported by Products Finishing in their article “Pretreatment for Painting,” ensuring metal goods stay in good condition means it is vital to have a high-quality coating. “The process of applying an inorganic conversion coating to a metallic surface involves removing any surface contaminants, then chemically converting the clean surface… [Read More]
Trans-Acc Advances Use of Industrial Lubricants and Grease
Trans-Acc Advances Use of Industrial Lubricants and Grease According to Thomas Net in their article “All About Industrial Lubricants and Grease,” having the right lubricants and grease are essential to the performance of industrial machinery. “Specifying lubricants for mechanical systems must take into consideration not only the need to reduce friction and wear but also… [Read More]
Trans-Acc Supports the Aerospace Industry
Trans-Acc Supports the Aerospace Industry As reported by Products Finishing in their article “Special Coatings Support Mars Rover,” having the correct coating is essential for the Mars rover’s success and ability to handle the harsh environment of the planet. “A special reflective white paint is used to reflect sunlight and prior to painting, the aluminum… [Read More]
Trans-Acc Understands Thermoset Powder Coating
Trans-Acc Understands Thermoset Powder Coating According to Thomas Net in their article “Thermoset Powder Coating,” thermoset materials are durable and are used in many processes because of this. “The most commonly used thermoset powder coating resins derive from the epoxy, hydroxyl or carboxyl, acrylic, and silicone groups. They generally require lower curing temperatures than thermoplastics,… [Read More]