ARMOR DEFENDER™
SKU: PB4B2430D
Prior SKU: PVCIBAG4MB2430COEX-D
Gauge (mil): 4
Dimensions:
24 in (W)
x 30 in (L)
Amount: 250/Roll
ARMOR DEFENDER™ VCI Film
ARMOR DEFENDER™ is a three-layer, rust prevention film engineered so that corrosion-inhibiting VCI is located in the inner layer closest to metal parts while optimizing the middle and outer layers for superior barrier protection and puncture resistance. DEFENDER film’s unique multi-layer construction allows it to be down-gauged by 25-30 percent for cost savings without sacrificing performance.
VCI (vapor corrosion inhibitors) is a class of chemical compounds that emit rust-inhibiting vapors into an enclosed air space such as a bag, box, crate or storage container. The VCI molecules form a layer of protection on the surface of metal that displaces moisture and prevents metal from corroding. ARMOR VCI Nanotechnology™ is our unique formulation of VCI — it’s the “secret sauce” we use in all ARMOR VCI rust prevention products to keep metal parts clean and rust free while they are in process, in storage or in transport.
- Innovative multi-layer design allows for enhanced barrier protection, durability and down gauging
- Economical – offers 7-15% savings over standard (mono-extruded) VCI film
- Easy-to-use rust prevention & containment/barrier
- Protects metals for up to 3 years
- Contains no oils, grease, solvents or other harsh chemicals
- Available in rolls, sheeting, bags and tubing
- Eco-friendly construction results in 25-30% source reduction of materials over comparable films
- Bright Idea Technology™ provides visible proof of VCI
- Meets all REACH and RoHS requirements
Flat Bag
A flat bag is sealed on three sides with an open top that can be stapled, taped, tied or heat sealed.
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