Desiccants for containers and the interior of boxes are part of our product line, and they are designed to meet any demand regarding the protection of goods from moisture damage.
Container desiccants
Inside pallets, boxes, and polybags, the type of desiccants that is recommended for industrial use are desiccants in boxes
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Calcium chloride
Absorption is far superior to more conventional (but now antiquated) technologies.
Dual Dose Mix (DDM)
A feeding system developed in-house for the automated machinery allows for precisely mixing calcium chloride and starch.
CO2 neutral products
From the time the raw materials are extracted until they leave the factory, intelligent engineering to reduce the carbon footprint as much as possible is validated by third parties (cradle to gate).
Desiccant: what exactly is that?
A desiccant is a type of hygroscopic material that can absorb or adsorb water molecules from the air around it, thereby lowering the relative humidity of the environment.
In most cases, desiccants are sold as a container desiccants that can hold anywhere from one to two hundred grams of the substance. Larger container desiccants can hold several kilograms of the sorbent component. Dry bags, desiccant packets, sachets, and moisture absorbers are all names for the same thing: desiccants.
What does a desiccant do?
Businesses use desiccants to preserve the dryness of their goods in conditions where excess moisture poses a risk of damage, particularly during transport and storage. In addition, they are suitable for use with any product that is susceptible to damage from moisture. As a result, desiccants are frequently included in B2C products such as consumer clothing, footwear, and consumer electronics.
When protecting containerized goods from the adverse effects of moisture, it is common to practice making use of desiccants of a larger size. The use of container desiccants in shipping containers helps to lower the overall level of humidity inside the container. This, in turn, protects the contents of the container as well as the packaging from the damaging effects of high relative humidity and container rain. Desiccants in containers can frequently eliminate the need for additional box protection.
Several distinct categories of desiccants
Many different types of substances can be utilized in the desiccant role. They are distinct from one another not only in terms of the components that make them up but also in terms of their performance and capacity to absorb moisture. However, the following categories of desiccants are the most common types:
Silica Gel Desiccant, natural clay desiccant, MD clay desiccant, a mixture of clay and calcium chloride
Desiccant made of calcium chloride, available in varying degrees of purity.
What are the advantages of using desiccants?
Because of their many useful properties, desiccants have become an extremely popular solution. Desiccants absorb moisture and eliminate the underlying cause of moisture-related damage.
They have a wide range of potential applications and contexts.
The bags are typically very simple to install and offer various possible uses.
Desiccants are a very cost-effective solution, provided that they are used appropriately.
They are, in general, more environmentally friendly than other possible solutions.
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