Industrial Moisture Absorber Pack 1000 g

Industrial Moisture Absorber Pack 1000 g – Warehouse Scale

The one kilogram industrial moisture absorber is the highest capacity unit in the range. It is used to control condensation, mould and corrosion risk in large enclosed spaces such as warehouses, stores and production halls.

How many packs does a warehouse need?

Industrial dosage follows the volume to be protected and the ambient relative humidity. As a rough starting point, a 1000 g pack is effective in roughly 30–40 m³ of enclosed space. That figure drops if the store has a large exterior wall area, an uninsulated concrete floor, or sits close to the sea. Where the moisture source is continuous — a wash bay, a door left open, a temperature gradient — reducing the source gives better results than adding packs; the desiccant then works as a secondary measure.

Key features

• Single 1000 g pack: the highest capacity in the range.
• Roughly 30–40 m³: effective at warehouse and store scale.
• CaCl₂ gel technology: holds up to about 3 kg of moisture.
• Leak-proof pouch: safe on shelving and beside pallets.
• Infrequent replacement: for areas that cannot be checked often.
• Corrosion control: lowers rust risk on metal stock and machinery.

Specifications

Where to place it in a warehouse

1. Unwrap the pack.
2. Choose the dampest zone: near an exterior wall or on low shelving.
3. Hang it from a rack upright or a wall using the hook.
4. Keep it away from ventilation outlets, as airflow reduces its efficiency.
5. Replace it when the gel is saturated.

Frequently asked questions

What volume does it cover?
Roughly 30–40 m³. That falls in uninsulated stores or coastal locations.

Should it be paired with a humidity meter?
It is advisable. Setting dosage without measuring relative humidity is guesswork.

Will it protect metal stock from rust?
It lowers ambient humidity and therefore the rate of corrosion; it does not coat or protect surfaces directly.