SubscribeMilitary Equipment and Infrastructure Corrosion Protection.
A Department of Defense instruction establishing procedures and responsibilities on Corrosion for all military branches was signed on Feb. 4, 2008 by John J. Young, Jr., Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and logistics (Aa,T & L).
The instruction, Prevention and Mitigation of Corrosion on DoD Military Equipment and Infrastructure, assigns specific responsibilities to the Army, Air Force, and Marine Corps to guarantee they'll manage corrosion programs on all military equipment and infrastructure.
Each service is required to designate a corrosion executive responsible for policy and guidance in corrosion control.
John Nasisi, Vice-President of POR-15, Inc. of Morristown, NJ, stated in a recent interview that POR-15's extensive line of restoration products and its World-wide reputation as the leading developer of paints and coatings for vehicles and structures puts them in a unique position to advise on compliance with the new corrosion directive.
The annual cost of corrosion in the US is $300 billion dollars, and the best corrosion control method uses protective coatings according to NACE, The Corrosion Society.
POR-15 Rust Preventive Paint, a tough, non-porous coating, is highly resistant to abrasions, chemicals, and harsh climates making it the Standard of the World in corrosion control.
Nasisi went on to say POR-15, Inc. routinely consults with customers all over the World to evaluate rust prevention and corrosion control..... contact POR-15 at 1-877-860-9957 or John directly at 973-929-2145 for more information or visit www.Por15.com.
