Power & Utilities
Transformer OEMs, utilities and substation contractors protecting units between factory, test bay and energization.
Armstrong Shrink Wrap was built in the field — on transformer decks, in laydown yards and inside manufacturing plants — by people who understand what it costs when equipment arrives damaged.
Plenty of companies will throw plastic over a machine. Very few understand power equipment.
Armstrong focuses on the power sector — transformers, switchgear and the heavy electrical equipment that keeps the grid running. That focus is why manufacturers and utilities trust us on their factory floors: we know where a bushing can't take pressure, why a conservator needs venting, and how a wrap has to behave on a 1,000-mile haul.
Every technician is trained on our own methods, works under OSHA-compliant fall protection, and treats your site rules as non-negotiable. The result is the same on every job: a drum-tight wrap, a clean site and equipment that arrives the way it left.
Harnessed at height, briefed on your site rules, and insured for the work we do. We protect people with the same care we protect equipment.
A wrap that fails in transit costs far more than the wrap itself. We inspect and document every seal before we call a job finished.
Freight windows, outage plans and production lines don't wait. We mobilize fast and work around your operation, not the other way round.
All film we remove is collected and recycled. We leave sites cleaner than we found them — every time.
Transformer OEMs, utilities and substation contractors protecting units between factory, test bay and energization.
Machinery builders and plants shipping finished equipment or protecting lines during construction and shutdowns.
Heavy-haul carriers and freight forwarders who need cargo protected for road, rail and ocean legs.
Contractors staging long-lead equipment on site months before installation — outdoors, in every season.
Wind, solar and storage projects preserving inverters, nacelle components and substation gear in remote laydown yards.
Owners protecting generators, chillers and electrical gear through construction dust and long commissioning windows.
We'll walk your site or review your photos, then give you a fixed, no-surprises quote for the whole scope.