Moisture-proofing is crucial during the use of ton bags. So how can we effectively prevent moisture from ton bags?
Moisture-proofing refers to ensuring that the amount of water vapor in the air exceeds the normal level. Relative humidity is generally expressed as a relative percentage. Relative humidity is the percentage of saturated water vapor (the ambient humidity of water) in the air compared to the same volume of saturated water. The higher the relative humidity, the closer the gas is to saturation, and the more water is likely to evaporate.
Damp and cold environments can breed aflatoxin. If you are using it as food, be careful. If it becomes damp and moldy, do not eat it. Choose moisture-proof containers or bags for storage.
When lifting ton bags, do not engage in any activities underneath to prevent accidents. Do not tilt them; hang the hook in the middle, and do not hang the bag to one side or at an angle. Prevent friction with other objects to avoid injury from falling. When using an electric forklift, do not touch the forklift or attach it to the bag. Prevent shaking during transportation and learn how to properly place the bag. Keep the packaging bags upright throughout the loading, unloading, and stacking process. During storage, pay attention to the natural environment, ensuring proper ventilation and dryness.