PURE DRY CLAY® CONTAINER DESICCANT

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PURE DRY CLAY® CONTAINER DESICCANT

PURE DRY CLAY® Container desiccants are used to protect goods from moisture inside a shipping container. Pure Silica Gel Packaging provides the best quality desiccant for containers.

Common Applications

  • Pharmaceutical and Food Industries: Used to preserve the integrity, potency, and shelf life of medicines, vitamins, and food products by preventing moisture degradation, caking, and microbial growth.

  • Electronics: Safeguards delicate electronic components, such as circuit boards, from corrosion and short-circuiting caused by moisture during manufacturing, shipping, and storage.

  • Logistics and Shipping: Placed inside shipping containers to combat “container rain” and ensure that goods, from textiles to machinery, arrive at their destination in optimal condition.

  • Automotive: Protects automotive parts and components from rust and corrosion during storage and transport.

  • General Packaging: Commonly found in consumer goods like shoes, leather bags, and cameras to prevent mold, mildew, and moisture damage.”

Key Reasons to Use PURE DRY CLAY® CONTAINER DESICCANT

  • By Absorbing 300% Excess Moisture It Prevent ProductDamage and Cargo Loss.
  • It Stop Cargo Contamination.
  • It Promote Sustainability.
  • It is Cost-Effective.
  • It is Easy to Use.

Production Capacity

  • 300 Pieces Production Capacity Per Day

Packing Size

WEIGHT

LAYER

500 GRAM

2 LAYER

1000 GRAM

4 LAYER

2000 GRAM

8 LAYER

Container Rain

Container rain (also called container sweat) is a serious problem in global shipping. It happens when moisture inside a shipping container condenses into water droplets on the ceiling and walls.

How to Prevent Container Rain

Moisture-absorbing bags (e.g., calcium chloride or DRY CLAY) can dramatically reduce interior humidity, protecting goods even over long voyages.

How Much PURE DRY CLAY® CONTAINER DESICCANT Do You Need For a Container ?

  • Depends on container size, cargo type, and voyage duration.

  • Example: For a 20 ft container, typically 8–12 kg of  desiccant is recommended.

  • For a 40 ft container, about 16–24 kg of desiccant is needed.

  • More is required for humid cargo (coffee, rice, wooden furniture, textiles, pharmaceuticals).