Desiccants play a vital role in controlling moisture and preserving items. One common desiccant is a porous form of silicon dioxide, appearing as transparent or semi-transparent beads or granules. This desiccant effectively absorbs and traps water vapor due to its high surface area. It is non-toxic, chemically inert, and widely used in industries like pharmaceuticals, electronics, and food packaging. Moreover, it can be easily regenerated for repeated use, making it a cost-effective choice.

Silica Gel is a highly porous, amorphous form of silicon dioxide that effectively absorbs and traps moisture, making it an ideal desiccant and moisture control agent.

CAS Number: 112926-00-8
EINECS NO.: 231-545-4
Molecular Formula: SiO2
Purity (%): Typically 95% or higher
Appearance: White blue or orange, transparent or semi-transparent beads or granules
Packing: Available in various packaging options such as sachets, bags, or containers.

Uses:
Packaging: Desiccant packets prevent moisture damage in the packaging of various items, such as electronics, leather goods, pharmaceuticals, and food items.

Storage: Desiccants maintain low moisture levels in storage areas, protecting documents, clothing, artwork, and collectibles from mold, mildew, and deterioration.

Electronics: Moisture-absorbing materials are used in electronic devices like cameras, smartphones, and computers to prevent moisture buildup, corrosion, and damage to sensitive components.

Medications: Desiccant packs in pharmaceutical packaging safeguard medications from moisture, ensuring their stability and effectiveness, especially for moisture-sensitive drugs.

Automotive: Moisture-control products are employed in automotive applications to regulate moisture levels, preventing rust, mold, and unpleasant odors during transportation and storage.

Toolboxes and Tool Storage: Moisture-absorbing materials placed in toolboxes and storage containers prevent moisture accumulation and rust on metal tools.

Leather Goods: Moisture-absorbing packets protect leather goods, including shoes, bags, and jackets, from moisture-induced damage, such as mold and mildew.

Camera Equipment: Moisture-control products found in camera cases absorb moisture and prevent condensation, thereby protecting lenses and delicate camera components.