Packaging Requirements
During transport, desiccants must be sealed and wrapped in waterproof, moisture-proof outer layers to prevent the absorption of excessive moisture, which would cause a loss of activity. Common packaging materials include composite films, cardboard, and paper bags.
Transport Vehicles
Desiccants should be transported using dry, well-ventilated vehicles; transport in humid environments-particularly during the rainy season-must be avoided.
Storage and Transport Environment
Desiccants must be kept dry during transit and protected from direct sunlight and rain. They should not be stored or transported alongside goods with high moisture content, as this could compromise their moisture-absorbing effectiveness.
The above outlines the storage and transport conditions for desiccants. Strict control over factors such as temperature, humidity, packaging, and transport vehicles is essential to maximize moisture-absorption performance. During storage, desiccants must be kept separate from flammable, explosive, corrosive, or volatile substances to prevent hazards.
