Impak Corporation

United States

Just walking from an air-conditioned hotel to the beach will cause your lens to cloud. IMPAK’s anti-fog kit nips condensation in the bud. Each kit contains 24 silica gel and cellulose fiber anti-fog “inserts”to absorb the moisture that causes fogging. Better yet, IMPAK’s anti-fog strips can be used countless times. Just preheat your oven to 325 degrees, place strips in oven for 5-6 minutes, then put back in the included re-sealable bag. Our kit includes a 5 gram molecular sieve desiccant packet to offer protection against moisture to the inserts after the package is opened. Don’t return from your priceless travels with compromised pictures.

High Temperature Desiccant Capsules are referred to here at IMPAK as Caged Desiccants. Why? Because standard molecular sieve desiccant is placed inside a 316L Stainless Steel capsule, making it capable of withstanding temperatures up to 400 degrees Celsius (or 752 degrees F). The special steel capsule is permeable (caged), allowing the desiccant needed heat protection while it does its job. Caged Desiccants are specifically designed for applications where extremely high temperatures are the norm. Perfect for labs, petroleum refinement, solar energy systems, aerospace and munitions. IMPAK can tailor this product to most custom specifications.

• 45.5 Gram indicating silica gel DriBox; 4 per MylarFoil bag$16.95
• 45.5 Gram indicating silica gel DriBox; 24/case$110.25

IMPAK’s Liquasafe is the perfect liquid absorber for hospital and janitorial use, or any spills that need to be quickly handled, such as at grocery stores. Each package is filled with Sodium Polyacrylate, also known as waterlock. Simply drop the packet onto a spill and watch it absorb up to 200-300 times its mass in water.

IMPAK Corporation maintains inventory on many sizes of desiccant packets for use across varying industries. Desiccant packets are used to remove the residual water vapor remaining inside of a sealed container or package thus preventing hygroscopic products from experiencing the adverse effects of continuous exposure to water vapor or moisture. Ranging in packet or sachet size from 0.25 grams all the way up to 112 grams with packaging materials such as Tyvek and various woven and non-woven configurations all in stock at our Los Angeles facility.

A desiccant is a simple substance that induces andor sustains a state of dryness around itself. IMPAK sells only desiccants with the highest performance efficiencies. We offer special clays, indicating silica gels (which change color to show when it’s reached its capacity for moisture adsorption), silica gels and molecular sieve materials. All to keep your products fresh and in peak condition throughout their life cycle.

IMPAK’s multiple product lines of Desiccant Paper continue to offer some of the most diverse solutions to complex packaging and sorbent problems. Desiccant paper offers high capacity adsorption within a semi-rigid structure, which speaks to its incredible versatility in the packaging industry. Our desiccant paper feature millions of adsorbent particles contained in a semi-rigid cellulose fiber matrix, which enables fast drying and extraordinary versatility in package design.

Our five pound Desiccant Bags are perfect for customers needing to lower the humidity (moisture) around large products, such as sofas, tables and other items meant to be kept dry. Desiccants work best when sealed in an enclosed area. Our five pound bag of clay effectively lowers the relative humidity for 160 square feet. IMPAK suggest pairing the Desiccant Bags with a Humidity Indicator Card to monitor relative humidity, and when it is time to replace the clay. The clay is housed in an air permeable cloth bag, so there’s no need to spread the desiccant out.

Desiccant caps and vials are a great way to store products, such as travel medications or diagnostic test strips. IMPAK’s desiccant cap vials are made to protect hydroscopic items, or simply anything that wants to absorb water but needs to stay dry. The desiccant is an integral part of the cap, which seals the vial while providing internal space for the moisture absorber.