**Anti-corrosion packaging** is specifically designed to preserve products in the metal parts manufacturing market, where oxidation poses a significant risk that must be addressed in production planning.
In a not-so-distant past, many metal part manufacturers relied on grease- or oil-based products to protect their production during storage. While the advent of **anti-corrosion packaging** has reduced this practice, some companies still use it, causing unnecessary environmental harm.
ANTI-CORROSION PACKAGING – CLEAN PARTS FOR THE CLIENT
The security that more conservative entrepreneurs once felt in the environmentally harmful use of grease and oil to preserve parts has been challenged. Many have shifted their trust to **anti-corrosion packaging**, particularly after VCI Brasil entered the market. By developing its own VCI (Volatile Corrosion Inhibitor), VCI Brasil demonstrated unparalleled efficiency and performance, ensuring rust protection under various adverse temperature and climate conditions. This led to a significant conceptual shift in the industry: parts became cleaner and ready for use upon delivery to the client, eliminating pre-use cleaning stages. This change reduced waste for all parties, including the environment.
STEEL PROTECTION USING VCI BRASIL’S ANTI-CORROSION PACKAGING
In addition to producing protective fluids and coil and roll packaging machines, VCI Brasil is a manufacturer of **anti-corrosion packaging**. With expertise in creating specialized packaging to prevent rust, VCI Brasil has a skilled team to assess each client’s needs and make the appropriate recommendations.
Based on these recommendations, the ideal type of VCI, the best material (such as paper, laminated or raffia paper, plain or bubble film, stretch or shrink film, laminated or delaminated raffia, cellulose liners, etc.), and the optimal format will be suggested.
It’s important to note that to qualify as **anti-corrosion packaging**, the material must be treated with a volatile corrosion inhibitor. This treatment guarantees protection as long as the packaging remains sealed. Once opened, the protective capability diminishes as the packaging is exposed to air.