Polythene Coated Anti-Corrosion Kraft
LDPE coated Kraft paper with corrosion inhibitor
The RUSTOP VCI System
BSK's Rustop materials prevent the corrosion of ferrous metals without
the need for rust prevention coatings. When an item is enclosed, wrapped or interleaved with
Rustop, vapours are emitted which saturate the air space. These vapours are adsorbed onto the
metal surfaces forming a protective film. Any moisture present reacts with the film preventing
corrosion. The film remains on the metal surface until the package is opened when it evaporates
leaving a clean metal surface. The correct use of Rustop material ensures that the concentration
of VCI vapours in the enclosed atmosphere is constantly topped up giving continuous protection.
The system provides excellent vapour phase and contact inhibitor action.
Construction
- Pure MG kraft paper, printed on the MG side.
- Water-based corrosion inhibitor coating. Coated on the UG side.
- LDPE Coated on the Printed Surface
Technical Data
Non Ferrous Materials
Rustop can be used in the presence of some non-ferrous metals. The following table indicates
performance with some metals in common use.
Aluminium
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Good protection
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Tin & alloys
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Good protection
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Chromium & alloys
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No adverse reaction
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Silver & alloys
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Tarnishing possible
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Rustop is not recommended for Lead & solder, Copper & alloys, Magnesium, Cadmium and Zinc.
Some cellulose paints and lacquers and synthetic materials may be discoloured, softened or
embrittled in a saturated atmosphere. Tests should be undertaken on components containing
unusual metal or alloys, prior to recommending the use of Rustop.
Hygiene & Safety
The Rustop formulation is safe for industrial packaging and can be used for indirect food contact
applications. Good housekeeping and normal industrial hygiene practice should be encouraged
including washing hands after using Rustop, especially before eating. It is preferable to work in a
well-ventilated area.
Availability
Standard Roll Size
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1000mm x 200m
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Roll Weight
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14.8 kg
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All information given in good faith and is believed to be accurate. Technical data is based on
laboratory testing and represents average values. Specific lots may vary above or below these
values.