Specifically designed to add value to merchandise, **packaging for metal parts** is essential in the ferrous and non-ferrous metals market. Always developed with the challenges the product will face from packing to delivery in mind, **packaging for metal parts** can be made from plastic, raffia, paper, or other physical materials capable of incorporating a corrosion inhibitor for added protection.
Various companies offer a wide range of inhibitors for **packaging for metal parts**. However, it is common to find products containing highly toxic agents, including banned salts such as nitrites and nitrates, along with numerous carcinogenic substances listed in restricted chemical inventories.
VCI BRASIL – QUALITY PACKAGING FOR METAL PARTS WITH VCI
The **packaging for metal parts** from VCI Brasil, recognized for almost 30 years, is chemically treated with their proprietary VCI (Volatile Corrosion Inhibitor). Free from substances harmful to health or the environment, it is one of the most recommended inhibitors in its category.
Whether it is paper, laminated raffia screens, plain or laminated plastics, cellulose sheets, or other materials, the key feature of **packaging for metal parts** lies in the inhibitor they are treated with. This inhibitor must provide the most suitable corrosion protection for the environment in which the packaging will be used. At VCI Brasil, packaging is customized and supplied as sheets, bags, or rolls, depending on the consumer’s needs.
PACKAGING FOR METAL PARTS BY VCI BRASIL WITH ACTIVE VCI
Paper can be plain or reinforced to provide greater versatility or resistance, depending on its intended use. Treated with VCI Brasil’s active volatile corrosion inhibitor, the **Raffia Paper VCI**, for example, offers protection against the harsh and oxidizing marine atmosphere and the physical strength required to withstand the barriers encountered during intermodal transportation for exports.
The **VCI Bubble Film** is ideal for packaging that needs to absorb impacts during cargo handling. VCI Brasil is known for producing bags made from this film, sized to wrap large-volume parts, such as automotive body components and irregularly shaped, heavy, and bulky items, including entire machines.