What it does

Air inside a container heats by day and cools at night. The moisture it carries condenses on the steel roof and walls and drips back onto the cargo — container rain. A calcium chloride desiccant captures that water vapour before it condenses and locks it into a gel that cannot run back out.

Where it goes

Peel the backing and fix it to the container wall, to a panel or to the outside of the packaging. It stays where you put it for the whole voyage, so it is the format of choice when there is no lashing ring nearby or when the load leaves no room for a hanging unit.

Key features

• Container desiccant made with anhydrous calcium chloride
• Certified absorption of 307% at 60 °C and 90% RH — more than three times its own weight in water
• Zero-leak design: prevents condensation, rust and mould on the cargo
• Self-adhesive 125 g pouch

Technical specification

Typical cargo

Dry foodstuffs, grains, coffee and cocoa, textiles and leather, machinery and metal parts exposed to rust, timber and chemicals.