Department of Defense

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01 Oct The Surprising History of Teflon-Coated Bullets

Posted at 08:00h in Department of Defense, Military, Teflon Coating

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Teflon, a name synonymous with non-stick cookware, has a surprising and lesser-known history in the world of ammunition. Initially developed for industrial applications, Teflon found...

01 Jul How Aeroglaze is Used in Spacecraft

Posted at 08:00h in Aeroglaze, Department of Defense, Metal Finishing

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Aerospace coatings play a crucial role in spacecraft manufacturing, ensuring the longevity and performance of critical components. However, manufacturers and aerospace companies often face challenges...

01 May The Amazing History of Chemical Agent Resistant Coating (CARC)

Posted at 08:00h in Department of Defense, Metal Finishing

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Chemical Agent Resistant Coating (CARC) is vital to aerospace and military technology manufacturing. It offers protection against chemical and biological agents, enhances durability and resistance...

US soldiers boarding a military aircraft treated with MIL-C powder coating

01 Dec What’s The Difference Between MIL-C and MIL-PRF?

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Knowing military specification (MIL-SPEC) classifications is crucial for anyone working on Department of Defense projects. MIL-SPEC is a United States defense standard that categorizes products...