A desiccant maintains a safe relative humidity inside a package by absorbing most of the moisture from the air and any moisture arising from the goods or internal hygroscopic materials. They can be used while transporting, storing, or maintaining products and materials.
BS 1133-19 focuses on the importance of preventing access of moisture to the content of the packages. BS 1133-19 gives guidance on the use of desiccants in packaging for general use.
To maintain a safe relative humidity inside a desiccated package, it is essential to have present sufficient desiccant to cater for all possible sources of moisture. BS 1133-19 discusses about the major factors to be considered when choosing a desiccant for a package.
BS 1133-19 on Use of desiccants in packaging is useful for:
The right packaging can make all the difference to a product. The desiccants most commonly used for packaging where very low relative humidities. The desiccants used in assisting humid environments by absorbing moisture content from the air.
BS 1133-19 guides you with the management of the desiccant, the quantity of desiccant necessary in any package, Why Are Desiccants Used, How to Choose Desiccants, types of desiccants, etc.
BS 1133-19 provide you with guidance on calculating the required quantity of desiccant, calculation of quantity of desiccant required, and required period of storage. Following BS 1133-19 guidelines, help you in providing high-quality packaging with desiccants to your customers. Customers will be able to keep their products fresh and moisture-free.