VCI Emitter
Breathable VCI emitter pouches, foam or wire-strip devices for long-term protection inside non-ventilated voids and cabinetry.
Overview
VCI Emitters are devices designed to provide corrosion protection for metal components and parts enclosed in non-ventilated voids, cabinetry or tool boxes. VCI Emitters emit anti-corrosion vapors that deposit an invisible molecular layer on metal surfaces, protecting metal and electronic equipment during operation, shipping or storage. Supplied as small breathable pouches, foam or VCI wire-strip emitters, the corrosion inhibitor is slowly released while moisture and air pollutants entering the enclosure are absorbed — providing long-term protection against corrosion even in the presence of moisture.
Key Features
- Long-term corrosion protection inside sealed, non-ventilated enclosures
- Available as breathable pouch, foam or wire-strip formats
- Effective even in the presence of moisture
- No wrapping required — placed directly inside the enclosure
Applications
Industries
Technical Specifications
| Formats | Pouch, Foam, Wire Strip |
| Use Case | Non-ventilated voids, cabinetry, tool boxes |
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Emitters are placed directly inside a sealed, non-ventilated void, cabinet or enclosure — no wrapping of the component itself is required.
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