TricorBraun's DryKeep ensures the perfect level of moisture according to product requirements

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DryKeep™ is TricorBraun's desiccant-entrained polymer that can be molded into any plastic part. Because of the material's unique moisture absorbing action, the humidity level in any package can be designed to match the level optimally required by the product.
The moisture uptake in the DryKeep layer is also "slow and controllable, so containers don't require special care in the filling process to ensure their moisture capacity is intact," commented Jad Darsey, the Sales Manager for Strategic Markets at TricorBraun.

DryKeep™ bottles are available in multilayer EBM and monolayer IBM formats in any size. DryKeep, when injection molded, can be utilized in almost any part, including scoops used for powdered products and plates to replace breakable sachets or canisters in the mixing of hydroscopic powders.  Blown into films, DryKeep™ can be utilized for protective pouches, bags and, potentially, blisters.
DryKeep can absorb 100% of its weight in moisture, three to four times the amount of traditional systems allowing for longer control at lower costs to other in-wall systems. It does this through a hydration reaction much like salt in a salt shaker. The moisture is locked away and cannot be released back into the package but the only change that a DryKeep product undergoes is weight gain.

With the DryKeep system in place, companies can offer an ideal internal atmosphere for the entire life of the product being contained, without having to engage in special filling processes such as heating, inserting loose desiccant into a prepared container, or engaging in additional inspections.

As the internal relative humidity produced by the DryKeep system can be designed to match the needs of the product contained, the solution is viable for a wide range of applications, including products in the food and pharmaceutical sectors.

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  • Created 03 Aug 2012
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