Due to the nature of temperature, humidity and in-air moisture, marine environments tend to be harsh, corrosive environments for metals.
The combination of oxygen and moisture in a marine atmosphere increases rust-related costs for manufacturers, shippers and users of metal parts. This is why shipping metal parts overseas or ...
This month, we’ll be looking at another piece in our essential procedures– Covering metal parts when they could be exposed to open air.
It’s a common misconception. Your staging area for packaging can be climate controlled, closed off from outside elements, weather sealed and humidified, unless it’s in a moisture-less ...
Our second essential procedure in this series is ‘wood is not good!’ This tip will help keep your metal parts from falling victim to corrosion; no need to knock on wood here.
Let’s start first by understanding what a wood product is. Corrugated cardboard boxes/ cartons, pallets, crates, wooden boxes ...
Our first essential procedure is that every person coming into contact with metal parts must wear gloves. It’s not about the fashion statement, gloves protect metals from corrosion, but how?
Human hands are dirty, even at their most clean, they are still dirty. Even if every single person handling metal ...
