Desiccant Bags protect cargo from moisture damage.
With tear-resistant Tyvek-® construction, Sphinx Container Dri-® II Bags lower relative humidity (RH) inside container packaging, preventing condensation and resulting damage. Active desiccant ingredient is CaCl2, which is safe and non-toxic. Available in 50 and 125 g sizes, bags absorb up to 280% of their own weight in moisture at 90% RH @ 77-
Read More »Charcoal Cloth offers high adsorption capabilities.
Zorflex(TM) features 100% pure activated charcoal, making it suited for filtration applications. One gram has microporous internal surface area of up to 1,400 square meters. Products utilizing Zorflex(TM) include nuisance vapor masks, dressings for malodorous wounds, anti-tarnish linings for museum display cases, as well as nuclear, biological, and chemical protection wear.
Read More »Indicating Desiccant is environmentally safe.
Sphinx Indicating Silica Gel Desiccant changes color from yellow to green as it adsorbs up to 35% of its own weight in moisture. Desiccant contains no cobalt chloride, is biologically harmless, and may be regenerated and fully reactivated by heating. Product has high bulk density of 49 lb/ft-³ and greater than 45 lb crush strength. It replaces electronic dew-point indicators and humidity...
Read More »Media-Based Adsorber removes airborne gaseous contaminants.
CitySorb(TM) CH uses Indoor Air Quality Method to minimize amount of outdoor air introduced to remove building contaminants. It installs in side-access filter housings or built-up banks using integral 1 in. nominal header. Resistance to airflow is 0.38 in. w.g. at 500 fpm velocity. Variety of media blends suit different requirements ranging from odor and VOC removal in HVAC systems to control of...
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DoorKing's 1601 Lane Barrier Provides a Higher Level of Traffic Control for Less
DoorKing is proud to introduce an easy add-on to its 1601 Barrier Gate Operator: The 1601 Traffic Lane Barrier. The barrier gate provides greater traffic control while eliminating the need for bollards or crash beams. Check out this video to learn more.
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