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Ship-2-Shore is
manufactured
in compliance
with ISO 900
1:2000 standards |
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| Canadian Food Inspection Agency Approval of Ship-2-Shore-Industrial & Ship-2-Shore-PLID for use in food processing facilities.
FEB 2007 2 PAGE PDF DOCUMENT |
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The photo below was taken in
September 2009 and shows new metal that was installed in a tug boat in
1991 with only one application of
Ship-2-Shore
Rust Inhibiting Coating at the time of installation.
The metal and welds are still as shiny as when they were installed 18
years ago! |
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Ship-2-Shore
Rust Inhibiting Coatings
Eliminate The Need For Cathodic Protection
Ship-2-Shore Coatings Provide Solutions
To Rust And Corrosion Problems On:
Simply the Best
Fluid Thin Film Coatings
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The Canadian
Coast Guard recently had a radio returned
from an out station for replacement. This "water proof" radio had been
submerged in salt water for a while and water did ingress.
Ship-2-Shore had been applied to the printed circuit
before the unit had been put in service.
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Although in this case the radio was not
saved the pictures shows how Ship-2-Shore
appears on the printed circuit like swirls. Where it had been
inadvertently dabbed on the case, it is obvious where the dab ends |
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This photo shows Fluid Thin Film Coating
technology (FTFC) in action. The area showing no corrosion has had Ship-2-Shore
applied so thinly that it is almost invisible, yet, no corrosion! |
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The Canadian
Navy has found Ship-2-Shore
INDUSTRIAL ideal for lubricating
anchor chain on their ships, it is the only coating, environment friendly
enough to be used for this application. It lubricates the chain
"preventing pile-up" while minimizing rust.
Ship-2-Shore PLID
is being used to lubricate the chain drive gear on their small boat marine
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Cable Laying
Ship
This ship lays fiber optic cables across
the ocean and is using Ship-2-Shore
as a cable dress for the umbilical cord to their submersible.
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They are so pleased it is now the
preferred dressing for all wire rope on the ship.
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