Desiccant packets offer a simple yet powerful way to keep goods fresh and intact. If you’re looking to cut down on product returns and protect your brand reputation, read on to see how these tiny packets make a massive impact. Understanding the True Cost of Moisture Damage Moisture may seem harmless at first glance, but […]
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Are desiccants really just “throwaway” packets? Is there any difference between silica gel and other moisture absorbers? Misconceptions about desiccants can lead to wasted money and damaged products. Let’s cut through the noise and uncover the real story behind these tiny pouches that do so much more than you might think. Why Misinformation About Desiccants […]
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Have you ever noticed those little packets labeled “Do Not Eat” in shoe boxes or vitamin containers? They’re more important than you might think. These small but mighty pouches help protect products from excess moisture, preserving quality and extending shelf life. In this blog, we’ll dive into the basics of desiccant packets, showing you how […]
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As the basis for all life, oxygen provides necessary functions. But it also causes degradation, especially in food preservation. The goal of packaging over the past several decades has been to ameliorate these effects, neutralizing rancidity, discoloration, loss of Vitamin C in beverages, the growth of mold in some products, and so on. Usually used […]
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In today’s business world, ensuring reliability and building trust with customers is critical, given the competitive environment. The significance of aggressive moisture control — in electronic products, for example — is often not noticed until product failure makes the problem obvious, and by then it is too late. Ensuing deficiencies can result in expensive product […]
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The race is on. Engineers are working to develop autonomous vehicles that are safe, efficient, and affordable. To do so, engineers are perfecting LiDAR systems; one of the main components in autonomous vehicles that are responsible for “seeing” the road. LiDAR sensors emit pulses of light that bounce off objects, creating a 3D map of […]
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Driverless cars aren’t mainstream, yet. But, new technology and evolving trends could make robotic driving as common as backup cameras are in new cars. The main changes stem from the LiDAR sensors that give driverless cars the ability to “see.” The sensors, which rapidly bounce laser beams off its surroundings to get a clear picture […]
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