Trans-Acc is an experienced supplier of chemical agent resistant coatings (CARC) to the defense industry, for use in various military applications.
Our operations are Mil-Spec compliant, and we offer flexible lead times that can accommodate various geographic requirements. In addition, we offer competitive pricing to ensure value for our customers.
Our CARC coatings, typically epoxy or polyurethane, are formulated to provide the necessary resistance to harsh chemicals used to wash down military equipment or exposed to chemical warfare agents like nerve gas. These coatings also provide superior epoxy coating services for corrosion resistance, with the ability to withstand the corrosive nature of decontaminating chemicals and solvents. Our coatings play a vital role in extending the service life of military equipment and vehicles. Surfaces coated with our CARC systems will resist the penetration of radioactive, chemical, and biological contaminants.
In addition to our CARC coatings, we offer a range of industrial coating and metal treatment services, including thermoplastic coating services for applications requiring extra durability. As part of our commitment to delivering high-quality metal pretreatment services for various industries we cater to the needs of diverse sectors. Depending on the client’s specific CARC color requirements, we utilize different air spray application methods to coat surfaces. By using specialized spray painting equipment, we can coat surfaces in solid or camouflage patterns.
As an environment-conscious company, we maintain a wastewater treatment system to continually clean and monitor our waste streams according to all federal, state, and local regulations.
Specifications
Aluminum
Armor Plate
Steel
And More
Green
Tan
Black
White
Brown
Israeli Yellow
Durability
Corrosion Resistant
Chemical Agent Resistant
Applied in Camouflage Patterns or Solid Colors
Infrared Resistant to Minimize Night Vision Properties
Resistant to Decontamination Chemicals (Predominantly Solvents)
Combat Vehicles
Military Equipment
Metal Cleaning
Rust Removal
Abrasive Blasting
Pretreatment
Zinc Phosphate
Chemical Conversion (TCP)
Conventional Air Spray
Electrostatic
Small to Large Sizes, Contact Us for Details.
Part Identification (Ink Stamp or Stencil)
Pick Up and Delivery Available
ISO: 9001 Certified
EPA ISO: 14001 Compliant
OHSA ISO: 45001 Compliant
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