CID 101 Corrosion Inhibitor Device

Certifications and compliances

• Food and Drug Administration conformance. CFR Title 21 178.3300

• Provide widespread protection for ferrous and non-ferrous metals, including steel, copper, aluminum, brass, solder, silver, etc.
• Particularly well suited for protection of electrical and electronic equipment because the vapors emitted do not change the characteristics of metals they are protecting – not chemically, electrically, or metallurgically
• Extend life of product and minimize downtime from product failures caused by corrosive attack
• Under normal usage, provide continuous protection of one cubic foot of enclosed space against corrosion for up to two years; actual operating life expectancy may vary depending on the corrosive atmosphere, temperature or air movement
• Quickly and easily installed without need for tools, or requiring special surface preparation, oiling, spraying or dipping
• Safe to use; vapors released are regarded as non-toxic under use conditions, and the polyurethane foam material is flame retardant