While shipping and storing in containers, the temperatures between night and day can vary greatly, often collecting dew within the container. Our container desiccants reduces the dew point and controls condensation and humidity throughout the time products are stored in containers. The fiber container desiccants, mineral container desiccants and hyperdry container desiccants have an innovative design that absorbs moisture without letting it spill back out.

1) Natural plant fiber sheet, 100% biodegradable

2) Absorption rate of 120% of its own weight (37℃, 90% RH)

3) Small and compact, convenient to use in container.

4) Can be folded when not used and spread out as a blanket when in use.

5) Bagged in Dupond non-woven material

6) Specifications can be customized

1) Natural mineral granules, 100% biodegradable and eco-friendly
2) Absorption rate of 60% of its own weight (37℃, 90% RH)
3) Plastic hook for convenient use in container
4) Humidity Indicator label is optional
5) From 100 to 2000 grams

The hyperdry container desiccant is newly developed, combining calcium chloride and several super absorbent polymers for an absorbent rate of 300% in high temperature and humidity environments, over 10 times more than silica gel desiccants.

Features
1) Specification : 2g, 3g, 5g, 10g, 20g, 30g, 50g, 100g, 150g, 200g, 500g, 1000g
2) Absorption rate is 10 times higher than silica gel
3) DMF Free, RoHS and REACH approved, MSDS
4) Each sachet has two layers of packaging for security
5) Hook and rope are optional for container use

Directions
1) For cotton mats, add 1 kg per container; for furniture with 1% of moisture content over 18%, add 1 kg per container.
2) For high risk material, such as rattan, water hyacinth, palm leaf, sea grass, corium, PU and PVC items, add 2 kg per container.
3) For floors with an excess of 20% moisture content, add 1 kg for each 1.5%.
4) If pallets are used in containers and the moisture content is over 18%, add 1 kg for each 1.5%.
5) In rainy seasons or humid areas, add 1 or 2 kg per container if necessary.

User guide
1) Check container
a) Check whether there are holes, cracks or any other damage to the container.
b) Container doors must be tightly sealed.
c) Containers prior to loading must be dry and clean.

2) Check container flooring for moisture
a) If possible, do not use wooden containers with a moisture value over 20%, or increase the quantity of desiccants.
b) Do not use wooden containers with humidity over 25%.

3) Seal all holes.
4) Take out the container desiccant bag from the sealed plastic bag.
5) Secure desiccant bags within the container so they don't fall.
6) Close the container door.