CHEMEON Surface Technology Celebrates Veterans Day
On this 11th day of the 11th month, we pause to honor the unbreakable spirit of veterans—those who have served with valor, sacrifice, and unyielding resolve, and those who stand ready today, stationed across the world, safeguarding our freedoms on land, sea, air, and space. At CHEMEON Surface Technology, a proud Department of Defense contractor, our mission echoes your own: relentless protection.
CHEMEON developed and delivers the safe alternative to hexavalent chrome— patented eTCP, a revolutionary corrosion protection shield that extends the life of our military assets, ensuring they endure the harshest battles and return heroes home. But our commitment runs deeper. We safeguard the military and civilian artisans and applicators—the skilled hands who maintain mission readiness—by prioritizing their health and safety in every coating they apply.
Veterans of America and our allies, your legacy inspires us. In this brief celebration, we salute not just your service, but your quiet courage that binds us all. Thank you for your sacrifice. CHEMEON stands with you, forever grateful.
We provide high-performance, MIL-DTL qualified trivalent chromium conversion coatings (eTCP®, TCP-HF) that protect critical military equipment from corrosion while reducing health and environmental risks associated with hexavalent chrome.
Which military partners does CHEMEON work with
We collaborate with AMCOM (U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command), Naval Air Warfare Center (NAVAIR), other DoD entities including the Marines, Space Force, U.S. Navy, Army, Air Force and major primes to qualify and supply advanced surface finishing solutions.
Why is Veterans Day important to CHEMEON?
Many in our industry are veterans or have family who served. We honor their sacrifice by dedicating our work to protecting the equipment that keeps warfighters safe and missions successful.
Are CHEMEON products used by the U.S. military?
Yes — our QPL-listed products are specified and used across aerospace, missile, ground vehicle, satellite, and naval platforms to provide reliable corrosion protection.
Does CHEMEON offer support for defense contractors and maintainers?
Yes — including technical consultation, training classes, 3D metrology services, and rapid response for MRO and sustainment needs.
How does CHEMEON’s work with trivalent chromium benefit the military?
It provides effective, safe alternative to the carcinogen hexavalent chrome. CHEMEON advance chemistry provides sustainable results and performance requirements while supporting DoD warfighter and worker safety goals.
Can international military partners access CHEMEON solutions?
Yes — through our global partnerships (including SurTec, Ditrimex, and Surventis) and compliance with REACH and other international standards.
How can veterans or military organizations connect with CHEMEON?
We welcome outreach from veterans, active-duty personnel, and defense organizations. Contact us info@chemeon.com for technical support, training, or partnership opportunities.
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