METAL CORROSION PROTECTION IN MARITIME AND AIR CONTAINERS
Adapting the atmosphere of a container, whether for air or maritime transport, can be an effective means of metal corrosion protection during cargo logistics. By using the MVDispenser with V-active technology, the atmosphere is automatically saturated to adjust and protect the metal cargo inside the compartment, without the need for manual activation.
The MVDispenser complements metal corrosion protection when using VCI packaging, especially for transporting large loads in spacious environments with high humidity and significant temperature and pressure variations. The temperature modifier safeguards the cargo from these fluctuations, keeping the surrounding air stable.
This dispenser is particularly recommended for exports that require metal corrosion protection in harsh climates with extreme variations. It is reusable, as it operates with a refill of protective fluid enhanced by the specialized V-active technology.
The MVDispenser is an exclusive atmospheric modifier developed by VCI Brasil, a company with proprietary technology in this field. It has been tested and approved by the largest exporters in the steel industry both within and outside Brazil.
HIGHER INHIBITOR CONCENTRATION FOR METAL CORROSION PROTECTION
Another highly effective metal corrosion protection method involves cellulose linter—white cotton-treated sheets. Used to enhance protective efficiency within packaging, the linter is imbued with active VCI. Today, it is the best way to increase volatile corrosion inhibitor concentration per cubic meter.
The cellulose linter, which emits the most valued volatile corrosion inhibitor on the market—free of harmful substances to health and the environment—is manufactured by VCI Brasil Indústria e Comércio de Embalagens Ltda.
Dedicated to resolving oxidation issues, VCI Brasil has been providing the best products for metal corrosion protection since 1992. In addition to manufacturing, the company has produced coil packaging machines since 1993 and introduced its line of protective fluids in 2004.