During the several-month storage period (March to June), the container was continuously exposed to direct sunlight and the weather. Data loggers showed severe temperature fluctuations from –2.2°C to +43.9°C—a critical range in which significant condensation is usually to be expected. For the sensitive metal parts, this meant a high risk of corrosion.
To prevent moisture damage from the outset, the customer attached several SeaDry Hook 600 g container desiccant chains to the lashing eyes in the container corrugations. In parallel, temperature and relative humidity were continuously monitored using data loggers.
Despite maximum condensation conditions, the humidity in the container remained below the critical rust threshold throughout the entire storage period. The average value was 37.3% relative humidity. This confirmed that SeaDry desiccants, originally developed for shipping containers, also work reliably in storage logistics—even under extreme climatic stress.
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