Corrosion of complex electrical and electronic equipment is an increasingly serious problem, causing expensive failures. Corrosion occurs during manufacturing, shipping, and storage and field operations. It can be caused by:

• Salt, moisture, and airborne contaminants, hydrogen sulfide, sulfur dioxide, ammonia, or acid rain
• Galvanically-induced attack;
• Equipment operation in non-controlled atmospheres.

With our VpCI Emitting Systems, sensitive equipment is protected against corrosion, thereby extending its life and reducing the cost of expensive repairs.

The VCI devices, emitters and tapes are designed to protect products, components or parts against corrosion when enclosed in non-ventilated housings, control boxes or other enclosures. The VCI emitter releases a vapor into the interior of the package. The vapor then deposits on the metal surface and forms a protective molecular layer. This VCI layer provides multi-metal protection and helps reduce corrosion by preventing moisture attack in the enclosure. Corrosion can be stopped at any step, from manufacturing to final installation.