Desiccants are primarily used to maintain dryness in enclosed spaces or within products during packaging, storage, transportation, or processing.
Electronics & Semiconductors: To absorb moisture and prevent corrosion, particularly in sensitive components such as semiconductors, circuit boards, and sensors as well as electronic devices and equipment.
Pharmaceuticals: To maintain the stability and quality of drugs by preventing moisture-induced degradation.
Food Packaging: Preserve the quality and freshness of food products by reducing moisture levels, thus preventing spoilage, mold growth, and maintaining texture.
Textiles and Leather: It prevents mold growth, discoloration, and deterioration caused by excess moisture during storage and shipping.
Medical Devices: Crucial in the packaging of medical devices to maintain sterility and prevent moisture-induced corrosion or contamination
Optics and Photography: Used for optical and photographic equipment to prevent fogging, mold growth, and deterioration of lenses, films, and sensitive optics.
Chemical and Petrochemical: For moisture removal and purification processes, including gas and liquid drying, catalyst support, and chromatography.
Automotive: To protect sensitive electronic components, air conditioning systems, and stored vehicles from moisture-related damage during storage and transportation.
