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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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Waste Water
Barge
After Using
Ship-2-Shore |
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This area had been submerged in waste
water for approximately four months, from August to the end of December
2002, when they finally got pumped out and hosed down. But now there is no rusting here, the
Ship-2-Shore
coating is 100% intact. |
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With the barge back in service, there
was a layer of slime remaining after pumping and hosing out and as far as
could be determined the Ship-2-Shore
coating was totally intact as there was no sign of rusting. The photo
above shows the layer of
slime coating most of the interior. I ran my finger through it in January
2003. |
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When this application was done the metal
was damp, there were oxides on the surface of the metal. These rust marks
are the result of Ship-2-Shore displacing this moisture, containing
oxides, away from the metal. The moisture has evaporated off leaving the
oxides behind. This is a good thing and a clearly demonstrates
Ship-2-Shore's
ability to displace moisture.
The photo below shows that waste water sat in this compartment for over four months; things are really slimy but no rusting any where.
Ship-2-Shore has formed a very protective barrier under the slime. |
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