Protective covers are tools used to protect sensitive equipment and materials from becoming damaged because of exposure to contaminants or trauma. Protective covers can be made of hard plastic, silicone, textiles and a variety of other materials.
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Jonco Industries, Inc.Milwaukee, WI 800-236-7311 For a company you can depend on, turn to JONCO Industries. They treat every product and project as if it was their own through offering outstanding client service, meeting the tightest of deadlines and maintaining superior quality control. Whether you need protective covers, or more complicated projects taken care of, call JONCO. Their customer service staff is ready to help solve all your needs.
Custom Faberkin Inc.Fond Du Lac, WI 920-921-5660 From new concepts to existing products, Custom Faberkin is prepared to accommodate all you prototype requirements. Once you idea is presented they get straight to work creating you product. When it comes to protective covers, they are experts at making the durable, precise product you have in mind. For a leader in the industrial market you can trust, contact Faberkin today for a quote!
SeamCraft, Inc.Chicago, IL 800-322-2441 Seamcraft directs their focus to providing sewn items for products made by other firms and making their products "user "friendly. Their capabilities allow them to produce essential pieces that allow products to become functional. For all items, including protective covers be sure to contact Seamcraft. Their dedicated and experienced staff is ready to help match you to your perfect product.
MARC, Inc.Fletcher, NC 866-807-6210 MARC provides quality-driven in-source services and cost-saving solutions to companies nationwide. They take pride in assuring each customer receives personal service, top-notch quality assurance, just-in-time delivery and cost effective pricing for your protective covers and other needs. For all products, contact a company you can rely on, call MARC today to receive a quote on your project!
Sea Converting, Inc.Wood Dale, IL 800-311-8987 At Sea Converting, their processes are the result of decades spent on improving the standard protection methods. What this helped in developing is a variety of custom, adaptable, cost-effective and durable items to protect any product, large or small. For your next order of protective covers, be sure to call a company you trust. Contact us today to receive a quote for your next project.
Sewing Technology, Inc.Buffalo, NY 716-845-6067 At Sewing Technology, they can make a prototype of any product you require. Their expert and experienced staff can help you fine tune your design to best serve your purpose. They can also do reverse engineering on your samples, rebuilding them in the most effective and efficient way possible. For your next purchase of protective covers, contact Sewing Technology for a quote!
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Protective Covers
Protective covers are necessary for the protection of all kinds of products in all kinds of contexts. Medical devices, electronics, cars, food and an extensive variety of other products are protected by a permanent, semi-permanent or temporary covering of some kind. Covers provide protection from many environmental disturbances such as dust, UV rays, moisture, spills and other potential hazards. Most protective coverings can be removed for cleaning or replacement in the case of irreparable damage. Patio and indoor furniture, kitchen appliances, computers, microscopes, machinery and MP3 players are just a few of the many products for which mass-produced and custom covers are widely available. Customization is often utilized when a more precise fit for irregularly-shaped machinery is desired, while more uniform, commercially-made products are often made to be interchangeable and more versatile. Vacuum seals can be built in to improve the fit of covers. Both commercial and custom products come in a variety of colors to suit all consumer needs. Especially in the case of fabric coverings, embroidering, silk screening and other decorative embellishments can give the covering an aesthetic appeal to complement its functionality.
Common materials for protective covers include rigid metal, flexible textile or semi-flexible plastics. Specific materials are chosen based on the needs of the consumer and the specifications of the product to be covered. Neoprene, aluminum cloth, silicone, fiberglass fabric and vinyl are typical materials used for protective covers. Many industrial processes are employed in the creation of protective covers. In the case of textile covers, commercial grade sewing machines are often required as less robust equipment may be damaged if used to sew through such sturdy materials. Although textile protective covers are most commonly made of resilient fabrics, additional protection is often added. Covers are often treated for wind and water resistance as well as to resist damage from ultraviolet light, a particularly important option for outdoor equipment and furniture. Abrasion, flame and temperature resistance are also common treatments for protective covers. While metal covers are affixed with bolts and screws, textile and plastic manufacturers employ sewn or welded construction, which offers a fluid-proof seal but is less cost effective and unavailable for many materials.
