What is VCI and What is it Used For?

A volatile corrosion inhibitor (VCI) is a chemical compound that can be added to packaging materials or enclosed spaces to protect metal surfaces from corrosion. When the VCI is released into the air, it forms a protective layer on the metal surface, which prevents moisture and oxygen from coming into contact with the metal and causing corrosion.

The D/C Group utilizes VCI technology in their packaging solutions to protect metal parts during transport and storage. By incorporating VCIs into their packaging materials, they can help prevent rust and other forms of corrosion from developing on metal components, ensuring that they arrive at their destination in good condition and ready for use.

For more information on how The D/C Group can protect your machinery in transit, check out our website at www.dcexport.com, or contact us directly by emailing RFQ@dcexport.com or calling  800-985-7225.