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ECORR Systems helps equipment owners and packaging professionals select Cortec® reinforced VpCI® materials based on item dimensions, weight, metal type, handling conditions, exposure environment, and protection requirements.
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Cortec EcoWeave | Roll 48" x 500' EcoWeave is a woven polyethylene film that offers extra strength, durability, multimetal corrosion protection, reusability and recyclability. EcoWeave is the...
Cortec EcoWeave | Roll 48" x 500' EcoWeave is a woven polyethylene film that offers extra strength, durability, multimetal corrosion protection, reusability and recyclability. EcoWeave is the new solution for tough corrosion packaging problems. From raw materials to finished product, EcoWeave will provide the protection you need for expensive, but heavy, raw materials and finished products. It provides protection against corrosion, mother nature and traditional transit and storage...
Cortec VpCI® Ecoweave | Roll 96" x 500' Cortec VpCI® EcoWeave is a woven polyethylene film that offers extra strength, durability, multimetal corrosion protection, reusability and...
Cortec VpCI® Ecoweave | Roll 96" x 500' Cortec VpCI® EcoWeave is a woven polyethylene film that offers extra strength, durability, multimetal corrosion protection, reusability and recyclability. EcoWeave is the new solution for tough corrosion packaging problems. From raw materials to finished product, EcoWeave will provide the protection you need for expensive, but heavy, raw materials and finished products. It provides protection against corrosion, mother nature and traditional transit...
ECORR Systems offers Cortec® VpCI® fabric and woven packaging products for protecting machinery, equipment, assemblies, fabricated metal, raw materials, and finished goods during storage, handling, and shipment.
As an Authorized Cortec® Distributor, ECORR Systems provides reinforced and multilayer packaging materials that combine Vapor phase Corrosion Inhibitor protection with the strength needed for large, heavy, or irregularly shaped items.
Conventional corrosion-inhibiting film works well for many parts and assemblies, but large machinery, heavy components, sharp corners, and demanding handling conditions may require a stronger packaging material.
Cortec® fabric and woven products combine VpCI® corrosion protection with reinforced constructions designed to resist tearing, punctures, abrasion, and handling damage better than many lightweight packaging films.
Cortec® fabric and woven packaging materials release Vapor phase Corrosion Inhibitors into an enclosed package. These protective molecules migrate through the package atmosphere and adsorb onto accessible metal surfaces.
The VpCI® vapor can reach exterior surfaces as well as recessed areas, cavities, crevices, and complex shapes that may be difficult to protect using a direct-applied coating. The package must be appropriately enclosed to retain the protective atmosphere.
Multilayer packaging fabric combines an outer protective construction with a soft nonwoven inner layer. This design helps protect compatible metal equipment from corrosion while reducing scratching and abrasion during wrapping, storage, and transportation.
Woven polyethylene packaging uses interlaced polymer tapes to provide greater strength and tear resistance than many conventional films. It can be used to wrap heavy, bulky, or irregular items that may place additional stress on the packaging material.
Durable woven materials may be suitable for reusable packaging systems when the material remains clean, undamaged, and capable of forming an adequate enclosure. Custom covers or fabricated wraps may be available for qualifying applications.
A soft inner layer can help protect polished, painted, machined, or otherwise sensitive surfaces from rubbing and abrasion. Surface compatibility should still be tested when appearance or finish quality is critical.
Reinforced VpCI® fabric can be incorporated into export packaging systems for machinery, equipment, industrial assemblies, and palletized loads. The complete system may also include desiccants, emitters, cushioning, blocking, bracing, and an exterior weather barrier.
» CorShield® VpCI® Packaging Fabric A multilayer protective fabric with a soft nonwoven inner layer for helping protect machinery, equipment, and valuable metal items from corrosion, scratching, and handling damage.
» Cortec® VpCI® EcoWeave® – 48-Inch Roll A reinforced woven polyethylene material that combines strength, durability, multimetal corrosion protection, reusability, and recyclability.
» Cortec® VpCI® EcoWeave® – 96-Inch Roll A wide-format woven packaging material for wrapping large equipment, heavy components, fabricated assemblies, and industrial products.
CorShield® VpCI® Packaging Fabric uses multiple protective layers, including woven polyethylene tapes, a protective coating, and a soft nonwoven inner surface. This construction provides corrosion protection while helping reduce mechanical damage to the wrapped item.
CorShield® fabric can be useful for valuable machinery, sensitive equipment, painted components, finished assemblies, and other metal items requiring both surface protection and a durable outer wrap.
EcoWeave® is a woven polyethylene packaging material designed for demanding corrosion-control applications. Its reinforced structure helps resist tearing and package damage when protecting heavy raw materials, machinery, fabricated equipment, and finished metal products.
EcoWeave® offers multimetal VpCI® protection and may be reused when it remains clean, structurally sound, and suitable for forming a protective enclosure. Recycling availability depends on material condition and local collection programs.
Standard VpCI® film is flexible, lightweight, and available in many bag, sheet, shrink, and stretch formats. It is often appropriate for ordinary parts, components, and palletized loads.
Woven or reinforced fabric is generally better suited to applications involving:
Fabric and foam serve different packaging functions. Fabric is primarily used to wrap, cover, or enclose equipment and products. Foam is commonly used for cushioning, separation, interleaving, and VpCI® emission inside a package.
A complete packaging system may use fabric as the enclosure and VpCI® foam as internal cushioning or supplemental corrosion protection. Material compatibility and total package volume should be evaluated before combining products.
Measure the full length, width, height, and circumference of the item, including projections, skids, supports, and cushioning. Allow additional material for overlapping seams, folding, fastening, and creating a secure closure.
Equipment with irregular geometry may require several panels, a fabricated cover, or a combination of wrapping materials. The final package should minimize unnecessary open space while avoiding excessive tension across corners and projections.
VpCI® packaging must be sufficiently enclosed to retain the protective atmosphere. Depending on the material and application, closure methods may include approved tape, straps, ties, clamps, mechanical fasteners, sewn seams, or thermal joining.
The selected method should not tear or puncture the material. Seams, folds, penetrations, lifting points, and access openings should be inspected before storage or shipment.
Reinforced fabric is more resistant to damage than many lightweight films, but sharp corners, bolts, brackets, and unfinished edges can still puncture the wrap. Use compatible edge guards, caps, foam, cushioning, or other protective materials at stress points.
The wrapped item should not be lifted or dragged by the packaging material unless the product and packaging design are specifically engineered for that purpose.
When fabric or woven packaging is used outdoors, the system must account for sunlight, wind, rain, standing water, condensation, abrasion, and temperature changes. Product suitability for outdoor exposure should be confirmed before use.
Packages should be elevated above standing water, sloped to prevent water accumulation, secured against wind, and inspected periodically. A reinforced outer wrap does not replace proper drainage, blocking, bracing, or weatherproof storage practices.
Selected woven materials can be reused if they remain clean and undamaged. Before reuse, inspect the material for:
Do not reuse contaminated packaging where residue could attack the metal or interfere with VpCI® protection.
Fabric or woven packaging may be one component of a larger corrosion-protection system. Demanding storage and transportation conditions may require:
Every component should be compatible with the metals, coatings, equipment, and intended preservation period.
» VpCI® Film Products Corrosion-inhibiting film, sheeting, shrink film, and stretch film for packaging metal parts and equipment.
» VpCI® Bags Flat, gusseted, heat-sealable, and resealable bags for parts, components, machinery, and assemblies.
» VpCI® Emitting Devices Emitters, pouches, foam devices, and tape for adding corrosion protection inside enclosed packages and equipment.
» VpCI® Paper Products Protective papers for wrapping, interleaving, separating, and lining packaged metal products.
» Layup and Preservation Products Integrated corrosion-control products for equipment shutdown, storage, shipment, and long-term preservation.
ECORR Systems is an Authorized Cortec® Distributor helping manufacturers, equipment owners, industrial buyers, exporters, and packaging professionals select fabric and woven corrosion-protection materials for demanding storage and shipping applications.
We can help evaluate equipment dimensions, weight, geometry, metal types, surface finish, handling conditions, exposure environment, package closure, and protection period to identify the appropriate Cortec® material and packaging approach.
VpCI® packaging fabric is a reinforced wrapping material that releases Vapor phase Corrosion Inhibitors inside an enclosed package. It provides corrosion protection while offering additional strength and resistance to packaging damage.
Fabric is a broad term that may include multilayer, woven, coated, laminated, or nonwoven materials. Woven packaging specifically uses interlaced polymer tapes or fibers to provide additional strength and tear resistance.
Water resistance depends on the specific construction, seams, closures, and condition of the package. Do not assume that the material alone creates a waterproof enclosure. Confirm the product specification and protect packages from standing water.
Selected products may be suitable for sheltered or outdoor preservation systems. UV exposure, wind, rain, drainage, temperature, package fastening, and inspection requirements should be evaluated before use.
Selected Cortec® fabric and woven products provide multimetal protection. Identify all metals and alloys inside the package and confirm compatibility before selection.
The material does not need to contact every metal surface. VpCI® molecules migrate through the enclosed atmosphere to accessible surfaces. However, the package must retain the protective vapor.
It may be reused when it remains clean, undamaged, and capable of forming an effective enclosure. Inspect it for punctures, tears, contamination, weathering, and failed seams before reuse.
No. Corrosion-inhibiting fabric provides wrapping and environmental protection. Transportation loads, impact, movement, sharp edges, and vibration may require separate blocking, bracing, cushioning, and puncture protection.
Custom fabricated covers or packaging configurations may be available depending on dimensions, material, quantity, closure requirements, and manufacturing feasibility.
Yes. Provide the equipment dimensions, geometry, projections, skid size, required overlaps, closure method, storage conditions, and shipment requirements. ECORR Systems can help estimate the material and related packaging components.