IN AUTO PARTS DURING SHIPPING AND STORAGE
In the global
automotive industry, it is common for parts to be designed in one place, made
in one place, packaged, and sent to a third place for final assembly or
storage. Some of these places are close together, and some may even be in the
same country. But in many other cases, the same people make the parts and do
the final assembly. Can be thousands of miles away, necessitating vast
containerized shipments across continents or oceans.
Long-distance
shipments can be exposed to wide swings in temperature and humidity of the air
surrounding large automotive parts or packaged within the containerized cargo.
A rapid drop in temperature from 8 to 10 °C (14–20 °F) can leave moisture in
the air, on the packaging, or even in the food. Or even on the floor of wooden
containers to rapidly condense inside the container, which
produces "rain" in the containers. Moisture-sensitive parts,
particularly ferrous metals, are vulnerable as relative humidity levels of 40%
or higher can trigger flash rust. Repeated cycling between hot and cold
climates only intensifies the risk of damage by repeatedly exposing parts to
high humidity or condensed water droplets.
Incorporating Britwrap
and Container desiccants into packaging and shipping containers can help
manufacturers and shippers avoid damage from moisture until the final assembly
or destination.
Britwrap desiccants provide a simple, reliable and
economical solution to reduce and prevent moisture damage in closed packages.
Once placed inside a sealed package or container, container desiccant will
protect any product, such as automotive parts, metal parts, large machinery,
food boxes etc. As a result, Britwrap desiccants are non-corrosive, neutral and
inert and remain fluid-free after full saturation.
With Britwrap, you can
lower the relative humidity to below 40% inside the package, thus offering
reliable protection against corrosion, rust and other moisture damage.
For auto parts
container shipments, Container Britwrap helps protect shipments of valuable
metal parts from damage caused by excess moisture or container
"rain." It is used in containers in the form of bags, straps, and
blankets. Absorbs and traps excess moisture in a dense gel that prevents
spillage. Container Desiccants absorption action maintains the air's relative
humidity below 40% regardless of the temperature. This phenomenon avoids
reaching the "dew point," which occurs when the temperature condenses
the humidity and produces "rain" in the containers. Proper use of Container
Desiccant provides effective
and economical moisture protection for containerized products during long-term
shipments.
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