The Moisture Grabber is a dehydrating bag specifically designed for the leather goods market to eliminate quality issues associated with excess moisture in packaging. Preventing mold growth ensures that product quality remains intact even during long-term storage or sea transport in containers. The Moisture Grabber is manufactured in Italy, contains no fungicides, and does not […]
Dehydrating bags (commonly also referred to as “salts”) are used to remove moisture from within a package to preserve the quality of the products inside. Although often called “dehydrating salts,” none of the desiccants used for packaging protection are actually salts. In fact, the DIN 55473 industry standard specifies that dehydrating bags must not contain […]
The Source of the Problem The moisture naturally present in leather, combined with that from the manufacturing process (e.g., water-based adhesives), can cause excess moisture to accumulate inside the packaging, creating an environment conducive to mold growth. Excess moisture may also cause a loss of leather sheen, forming a dull layer over the shoe’s surface. […]
The Problem Dehydrating bags are generally made using Silica Gel and Dehydrating Clay. When produced, stored, and processed correctly, Silica Gel performs consistently (no variations across different batches), with an efficiency of 20% of its weight in grams of adsorbed water vapor (96g) under DIN test conditions of 23°C and 40% RH. For this reason, […]