Dry Pack
Desiccant sachets made of high-quality bentonite clay. They can be used inside packaging, in direct contact with the product, or applied to the outside.
The right choice to protect moisture-sensitive products during storage and transport.
Data sheet
Product specifications
| Composition | High-quality bentonite clay |
|---|---|
| Formulation | Neutral and chemically inert |
| Structure | Calcium-rich, attracting and retaining water molecules |
| Sachets | From 1 g to 1 kg — sizes adapted to customer needs |
| Use | Inside the packaging (direct contact with the product) or outside |
Advantages
Why use Dry Pack
Inert and safe
Neutral, chemically inert formulation, suitable for contact with the packaged product.
Made in Brazil
Manufactured in Brazil by a 100% Brazilian industry.
Eco-friendly
All raw materials are environmentally friendly.
Non-toxic
Can be disposed of as regular waste — no hazardous residue.
Tailor-made
Sachet sizes adapted to the volume and sensitivity of each package.
Versatile
From small electronic devices to large industrial equipment.
Where to use
Typical applications
Dry Pack protects any moisture-sensitive product. Some established applications:
- Electronic components
- Medical equipment
- Military instruments and weaponry
- Relays and communication devices
- Tide-gauge and oceanography devices
- Document and paper storage
- Batteries
- Motors
- Optical devices
- Dry fuel
- Propellants
- Safes
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Dry Pack
Can Dry Pack be in direct contact with the packaged product?
Yes. The bentonite clay formulation is neutral and chemically inert, suitable for use inside the packaging in direct contact with the product — or on the outside, if you prefer.
Which sachet sizes are available?
From 1 g to 1 kg, with sizes and weights adapted to each customer’s needs and package volume.
What is the difference between Dry Pack and Dry Box?
Dry Pack is a bentonite clay desiccant for boxes and packaging, including direct product contact. Dry Box is a high-capacity calcium chloride desiccant designed for the walls of export and coastal shipping containers.
Is Dry Pack toxic? How do I dispose of it?
It is non-toxic and can be disposed of as regular waste — it generates no hazardous residue.