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Applications
Key Markets:
Electronic Components Packaging, Machine Parts,
Military Instruments & Armaments, Motors, Crates,
Pharmaceutical, Circuit Boards, Oceanographic Devices,
Relays & Communication Devices, Instruments, Optical Devices, Photographic Equipment, Film, Batteries, Safes, Vitamins, Diagnostics, Medical Equipment, Foodstuffs, Clothing, Consumer Products, Powders, Diagnostic Test Kits, Automobile Parts, Computers, Aerospace, Rolled Steel,
Steel Parts, Motorcycles,
How are Desiccants Best Utilized?
To be most effective desiccants should be used within a closed / sealed moisture barrier or a rigid, sealed container. This allows the desiccant to absorb the trapped moisture vapor inside of the package. Products should be packaged in a manner that does not allow additional water vapor in the enclosed environment. Often a Humidity Indicating Card is placed inside the package to show humidity levels and indicate when the desiccant needs to be replaced.
Determining Types and Quantities
of Required Desiccant
1. Identify the type of container or bag the product
is packaged in.
2. Calculate the volume or area of the container.
3. Determine the amount of desiccant required using
the link below “Desiccant Requirement Chart”.
Desiccant Requirement Chart
4. Select the type of desiccant to fit the application
based on one of the following:
• Amount of moisture to be absorbed
• Permeability of packaged material
• Temperature and humidity
• Rate of absorption required
• Requires container shelf life
• Shipping and storage conditions
• Cost
Often customers will use more desiccant than is
required as a safety measure. Desiccants provide
low cost insurance.
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