Corrosion control technologies provider in the US, Cortec, has introduced the latest version of its VpCI 126 Blue-patented films and bags, which contain higher content of recycled resin that provide multimetal corrosion protection.
Cortec laboratories formulated environmentally improved version of the films manufactured using reprocessing line, as part of the company's green concept.
The recycled content includes internal scrap which makes the whole regranulation process energy efficient and reduces waste.
VpCI126 Blue combines film technology with corrosion protection for all of the metal products and protects metal parts from all types of corrosion including rust, tarnish, stains, white rust and oxidation for up to five years.
The non-toxic product replaces hazardous conventional rust preventatives such as oils and desiccants and can be used immediately. It does not contain free amines, phosphates or halogen-based materials.
Metal parts that are packed in VpCI126 Blue receive protection against salt, excessive humidity, condensation, moisture, aggressive industrial atmospheres and dissimilar metal corrosion.
The VpCI's vaporize and condense to metal surfaces in the enclosed package, reaching every area of the part, even hard-to-reach interior surfaces, allowing product protection completely during storage as well as domestic and overseas shipments.
The Federal Drug Administration approved VpCI126 Blue for indirect food contact for use on food containers and food handling equipment. It also received approval from an institute regarding the recycling and disposal of packaging materials containing Cortec chemistry.
