VCI Industrial Paper Rolls and Sheets

What is the difference between VCI Paper for ferrous metals and VCI Paper for multi-metals?

Paper treated with VCI, or volatile corrosion inhibitor, is manufactured specifically to prevent corrosion on metal surfaces. There are many variants of VCI paper that may be purchased, such as VCI paper that is designed specifically for ferrous metals and VCI paper that is designed to detect many metals. The primary distinction between these two sorts is found in the kinds of metals that each one was developed to shield and the materials that make them up.

VCI Paper for Ferrous Metals: VCI paper for ferrous metals is specially developed to prevent corrosion of ferrous (iron-based) metals. This paper is available in a variety of different weights and sizes. Iron, steel, and cast iron are typical examples of the types of metals that benefit from its use. This particular variety of VCI paper is loaded with corrosion inhibitors, which are substances that stop ferrous metals from oxidizing and rusting when applied to them. The paper emits volatile corrosion inhibitors, which, when applied to the metal surface, form a protective coating and limit the corrosive reactions that would otherwise occur.

VCI Paper for Multi-Metals: VCI paper for multi-metals is more versatile and may be used to protect a larger range of metals, including ferrous metals as well as non-ferrous metals like aluminum, copper, brass, and zinc. It can also be used to protect a combination of both ferrous and non-ferrous metals, including a combination of both ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Because it is manufactured to offer protection against corrosion for a wide range of metal surfaces, it is suited for use in applications in which multiple kinds of metals are kept in close proximity to one another during storage or transportation. This particular variety of VCI paper typically has a wider range of corrosion inhibitors in order to cater to the various requirements imposed by various metals.

VCI paper for ferrous metals is designed exclusively for the purpose of protecting ferrous metals such as iron and steel, VCI paper for multi-metals provides a wider scope of protection and may be utilized for both ferrous and non-ferrous metals. In other words, it is more versatile. The particular metals that need protection and the nature of the application both have a role in determining which of the two types is the better option.