Daubert Cromwell Daubrite Disk 5 & 10 VCI Emitter Pads - Non Woven Fabric

A Daubrite VCI Emitter is a compact, innovative device designed to release a specialized vapor corrosion inhibitor (VCI) compound into enclosed spaces. These invisible VCI molecules then migrate and form a protective, monomolecular layer on all exposed metal surfaces within that enclosure, effectively preventing rust and other forms of corrosion by stopping the electrochemical reactions that cause them.

Once a Daubrite VCI Emitter is placed within an enclosed space, its active VCI chemistry slowly vaporizes and disperses throughout the air. These VCI molecules, attracted to metal surfaces, bond to them, creating a barrier that repels moisture, oxygen, and other corrosive elements, thereby safeguarding the metal from degradation.

Daubrite VCI Emitters are versatile and provide effective corrosion protection for a broad spectrum of metals. This includes ferrous metals like steel and cast iron, as well as non-ferrous metals such as aluminum, copper, brass, zinc, and even multi-metal assemblies.

Absolutely, Daubrite VCI Emitters are specifically formulated to be safe for use with sensitive electronic and electrical equipment. They do not interfere with the performance of electrical or mechanical components, making them ideal for protecting circuit boards, control panels, and other delicate instruments.

When used in a properly sealed and dry, non-aerated environment, Daubrite VCI Emitters can provide continuous, long-lasting corrosion protection for up to 24 months, offering excellent peace of mind for stored or shipped items.

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• Daubrite 1 Emitter

For optimal results, simply peel off the adhesive backing from the Daubrite VCI Emitter and firmly press it onto a clean, flat surface inside the enclosure you wish to protect. Placing it in a central location or near critical components can help ensure even distribution of the VCI vapors.

While the VCI vapors will disperse throughout the enclosed space, for the most effective and rapid protection, it's recommended that the metal parts you're protecting are no more than 12 inches away from the Daubrite VCI Emitter.

Yes, for larger enclosures, you can certainly use multiple Daubrite VCI Emitters. The general guideline is to use one Daubrite 5 disk emitter for every 5 cubic feet (or 0.14 cubic meters) of void space, and one Daubrite 10 disk emitter for every 10 cubic feet (or 0.28 cubic meters) of space. You can combine them to cover larger volumes.

For the most effective and lasting protection, it is always recommended to clean metal parts thoroughly and ensure they are free of fingerprints, dirt, oil, or existing corrosion before placing them in an enclosure with a Daubrite VCI Emitter. This allows the VCI molecules to bond directly and effectively to the clean metal surface.

While Daubrite VCI Emitters are very robust, they are most effective in relatively sealed environments. Avoid using them in open or highly ventilated spaces where the VCI vapors can quickly escape, as this will reduce their protective lifespan.

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Daubrite VCI Emitters are widely used in various enclosed spaces, including mechanical control boxes, electrical cabinets, telecommunications equipment enclosures, gun safes, toolboxes, alarm boxes, shipping crates, and general parts storage containers. They are particularly popular for protecting electronics and precision machined parts.

Absolutely, Daubrite VCI Emitters are an excellent solution for protecting tools in a toolbox. By placing an emitter inside, the VCI vapors will permeate the space, preventing rust and corrosion on your valuable hand tools, power tools, and other metal implements.

Yes, Daubrite VCI Emitters are frequently chosen for protecting firearms and other sensitive equipment stored in gun cabinets or safes. They provide a clean, dry, and reliable method of corrosion prevention, helping to preserve the integrity and appearance of your valuable assets.

Definitely. Daubrite VCI Emitters are an ideal component for export packaging of sensitive machinery and precision parts. They ensure continuous corrosion protection during transit and storage, especially when combined with appropriate barrier packaging.

No, one of the significant advantages of Daubrite VCI Emitters is that they provide clean and dry corrosion protection. The protective VCI layer is invisible, odorless, and dissipates without residue once the metal is removed from the enclosed space, meaning no cleaning is required before use.

No, Daubrite VCI Emitters are specifically designed not to interfere with the performance of electrical or mechanical equipment. The VCI layer is extremely thin and does not impede conductivity or the operation of sensitive components.

While optimal performance is achieved in dry, non-aerated environments, Daubrite VCI Emitters are formulated to remain effective even in the presence of microscopic moisture particles, offering robust protection in varying humidity conditions.

The standard Daubrite VCI Emitter disks are typically around 2-3/16 inches (approximately 5.6 cm) in diameter and about 1/4 inch (approximately 0.64 cm) thick, making them thin and lightweight for easy placement.

Daubrite VCI Emitters are made from a VCI (Volatile Corrosion Inhibitor) impregnated fibrous material or non-woven fabric, which is saturated with Daubert Cromwell's proprietary corrosion inhibitor chemistry.

Yes, each Daubrite VCI Emitter disk comes with a strong adhesive tape on the back, allowing for fast and easy installation inside cabinets, containers, metal lids, or other enclosures.

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Yes, Daubrite VCI Emitters are typically individually wrapped in sealed, clear poly bags to preserve their effectiveness until they are ready for use. This also simplifies handling and storage.

Many Daubrite VCI Emitters feature a convenient front-side label where you can record the date of installation, helping you keep track of their activation and replacement schedule.

Daubrite VCI Emitters are often supplied in boxes containing multiple emitters, for instance, 50 disks per case, making them convenient for various project sizes.

Yes, Daubrite VCI Emitters are formulated to be non-toxic and are considered safe for both users and the environment. They are generally free from harmful chemicals and are often recyclable.

Yes, Daubrite VCI Emitters, particularly the Daubrite 5 and Daubrite 10 models, are often approved for military and commercial use and carry National Stock Numbers (NSN), indicating their adherence to stringent specifications. They can also be compliant with regulations like RoHS and TRGS 615.

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When stored in their original packaging in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, unused Daubrite VCI Emitters typically have a shelf life of up to 24 months from the date of shipping.

No, one of the advantages of Daubrite VCI Emitters is that they are safe and easy to use, requiring no special handling procedures. However, standard good manufacturing practices should always be followed.

Yes, Daubrite VCI Emitters are generally compatible with solid waste treatment systems and can often be recycled as a paper product, making their disposal straightforward and environmentally responsible.

Daubrite VCI Emitters complement VCI papers and films. While VCI papers and films provide broad surface coverage, emitters are particularly effective for protecting recessed areas, voids, or hard-to-reach spots within an enclosure, or for giving an added "boost" of VCI protection where needed. They're often used together for comprehensive protection.

Yes, some specialized Daubrite VCI Emitter products, like Daubrite NF, combine VCI technology with desiccants. This offers a dual-action approach, simultaneously adsorbing moisture and emitting VCI molecules, providing enhanced protection in high-humidity conditions.