1 Gram Silica Gel Packets

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MOQ : 25 Kilograms

1 Gram Silica Gel Packets Specification

Classification
Chemical Desiccant

Chemical Name
Silicon Dioxide

Other Names
Silica Gel

CAS No
112926-00-8

Type
Non-Indicating Silica Gel

Grade
Industrial Grade

Purity(%)
98-99%

Usage
Moisture Absorber, Packaging, Electronics, Pharmaceuticals

Color
White

Physical Form
Granular

Shape
Beads

Size
1 Gram Packet

About 1 Gram Silica Gel Packets

Buy from us 1 gram silica gel packets for your packaging units. The products, like shoes, bags and leather products and some gadgets cannot be packed until adding a desiccant packet in every box. People encounter silica gel most commonly as beads in tiny paper packets. The gel form of silica is a highly porous, non-crystalline kind of silica used for removing moisture from atmosphere surrounding. It is applied to prevent spoilage and degradation by controlling local humidity. Each and every packet supplied by us contain 1 gram of silica gel beads.

Specification

Appearance	Granules, Beads, Crystals
Packaging Size	1 Gram
Packaging Type	Packet
Brand	Parnam Ji Creation
Color	White

Optimal Moisture Protection

Designed to shield valuable products from humidity, our silica gel packets keep your items safe from mold, spoilage, and corrosion. Their use is ideal for packaging, electronics, pharmaceuticals, apparel, leather goods, and more. Each packet is engineered to efficiently absorb excess moisture, preserving the integrity of your products during storage and transit.

Reusable and Environment-Friendly

These silica gel packets can be regenerated by simple heating, extending their lifespan and reducing waste. The non-toxic, DMF-free formula is safe for a range of sensitive applications, from food to pharmaceuticals. With a 2-year shelf life when unopened and stored properly, they provide both sustainability and cost-effectiveness for ongoing moisture protection needs.

FAQ's of 1 Gram Silica Gel Packets:

Q: How do I use 1 Gram Silica Gel Packets for moisture protection?

A: Place the silica gel packets directly inside packaging, containers, or storage areas where moisture control is necessary. They are suitable for use with apparel, shoes, leather goods, electronics, food, medicine, and tools to effectively absorb and prevent moisture damage.

Q: What is the absorption capacity of each packet?

A: Each 1 gram silica gel packet can absorb approximately 35-40% of its own weight in moisture, making them highly efficient for their size in protecting sensitive products from humidity.

Q: When should I replace or regenerate silica gel packets?

A: Replace or regenerate the packets once they have absorbed their maximum capacity, which is typically indicated by reduced performance. To regenerate, simply heat the packets to drive out the absorbed moisture and restore their effectiveness.

Q: Where should I store unused silica gel packets?

A: For maximum shelf life (up to 2 years), store unopened silica gel packets in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Proper storage preserves their drying capability until you're ready to use them.

Q: What is the process for regenerating silica gel packets?

A: To regenerate the packets, warm them in an oven at a moderate temperature (not exceeding 120C) for a few hours. This evaporates trapped moisture and restores their absorptive power for reuse.

Q: What are the benefits of using non-toxic, DMF-free silica gel?

A: Non-toxic and DMF-free composition ensures safety for a broad range of applications, including use in food and pharmaceuticals. This quality makes the silica gel suitable for sensitive environments, offering peace of mind over product safety.

Q: Which industries commonly use these silica gel packets?

A: These silica gel packets are commonly utilized by distributors, manufacturers, suppliers, and traders in industries such as packaging, electronics, pharmaceuticals, apparel, leather, food, and tools, primarily to guard products against moisture and humidity during storage and shipping.

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