VCI dispenser capsule EMIBO Natur & VCI tray VALENO layer tray
Corrosion protection
The new products from our partner EXCOR – a technology leader in the field of corrosion protection – combine tried-and-tested corrosion protection with a range of material properties. Among other things, they utilise cellulose-based materials.
VCI dispenser capsule EMIBO Natur
EMIBO Natur VCI dispenser capsules combine cellulose-based components with effective corrosion protection provided by the tried-and-tested EXCOR VCI active ingredient.
Whilst the outer casing is made from tough cardboard, the VCI carrier inside the capsule consists of multi-layered technical filter paper. EMIBO Natur features an innovative VCI chamber system to ensure improved circulation of the active ingredient and faster release of VCI from within the layers. In addition to rapidly establishing a VCI protective atmosphere, EMIBO Natur provides a reservoir of active agent that maintains its protective function even under extreme climatic conditions. As a handy insert, the cellulose-based VCI dispenser capsule is particularly suitable for corrosion-protective packaging designed for single-use transport. It can simply be disposed of as waste paper.
Typical applications:
- As a single-use dispenser
- In switch cabinets (interior corrosion protection)
- In load carriers
- As reinforcement for the VCI depot
VCI tray VALENO layer tray
The term ‘VALENO Layertray’ refers to a process for the contour-accurate lamination of load-bearing carriers made from various materials with VCI film. Die-cut corrugated cardboard trays or corrugated cardboard slats can be laminated, as can moulded fibre packaging or plastic trays. This means that paper-fibre-based load-bearing carriers also fall within the scope of application for volatile corrosion inhibitors. The lamination process removes the corrosion-promoting properties of corrugated cardboard and moulded fibreboard when in contact with metals and provides VCI corrosion protection within a sealed outer packaging.
Corrugated cardboard and fibre-moulded materials are used here – materials which previously required very complex measures to ensure reliable corrosion protection. This innovation is characterised by a significant cost advantage and the use of paper-fibre-based materials.
Typical applications:
- As disposable packaging
- For products that are automatically packed and/or removed
- For steel sleeves
- For magnets
- For electric motors
- For smaller quantities
