Novel inhibition membrane with high post-consumer recovery content

     Cortec has introduced a new version of its proprietary VpCI-126 thin-film technology. This PCR corrosion inhibition film is made with a large amount of post-consumer recycling and can effectively recover, recycle and reuse resources to reduce the negative ecological footprint of the economy. It combines the latest film technology to effectively protect all metal products from corrosion.

     It will help the company's customers achieve their sustainable development goals without compromising quality specifications related to mechanical and anti-corrosion properties. Made from a large amount of post-consumer recycled materials, the film is the latest addition to the company's line of environmentally friendly products, contributing to the "circular economy" model by promoting recycling and resource reuse. In addition to the circular economy, it provides excellent performance and protects metal parts from all types of corrosion, including stains, tarnishes, rusting, white rust and oxidation, for up to five years.

     The gas-phase corrosion inhibitor in the film evaporates and then condenses on the metal surface inside the package, reaching each area of the component and protecting its exterior and hard-to-reach interior surfaces. The company's customers receive comprehensive product protection during storage and domestic and international transportation. The film provides polymetallic protection for ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The film is heat sealable and can be used with all manual or automatic heat sealable packaging equipment.

     The material is available in a variety of standard and custom forms, including bags, sheet reinforcing film, gusset liners, top seals and car bags, roll up bags, coil caps, perforated sheets and tubing to protect small or large components. The films are offered in a variety of specifications from 50-250 microns (2 to 10 mil) and widths from 76 mm to 9.7 m (3 "to 32 ').