Shock-Gard · How it's made
How Shock-Gard® is made
A purpose-built manufacturing line in Lancaster, Texas uses clean, automated, lean processes to deliver a consistent quality panel.
Shock-Gard · How it's made
A purpose-built manufacturing line in Lancaster, Texas uses clean, automated, lean processes to deliver a consistent quality panel.
Manufacturing
The Lancaster, Texas line uses clean, automated, lean processes for consistent quality.
Injection molding forms the panel's sidewalls and EPS foam core.
Plasma station on the Lancaster, Texas line.
Accumulator station on the Lancaster, Texas line.
PUR Laminator station on the Lancaster, Texas line.
Components
High tensile, rub and puncture resistance.
Shock-absorbent, high compression strength.
Slides on the loading dock for easy handling.
Robust edge protection.
Extra protection at the panel corners.
Absorbs shock and springs back.
Sidewalls provide a spring effect.
Elasticity, compression and snap-back.
For easy handling.
Locks into place and keeps the panel square.
High-tensile facing material.
Embedded chips enable inventory pool management.
Facility
The Shock-Gard manufacturing line in Lancaster, Texas was installed in 2020, at 3951 Corporate Dr, Suite 200, Lancaster, TX 75134.
Approvals
Rail · USA
Association of American Railroads
Ty-Gard approved since 2006 for dangerous goods and general cargo; Shock-Gard railroad impact tested and approved.
Rail · defense
United States Army
Shock-Gard panels tested and approved by the US Army.
A representative can walk your team through the Lancaster line and return a load plan for your cargo.