Environment-SUPER DRY desiccant

Implementing sustainability throughout the supply chain

The calcium chloride used in SUPER DRY desiccants is a byproduct of waste liquid treatment in the soda ash industry.

The calcium chloride in SUPER DRY desiccants is derived from waste liquid, a byproduct of the soda ash industry. This resource-reuse process not only increases product variety for soda ash producers but also establishes a closed loop by returning byproduct sodium chloride as raw material, effectively turning waste into value. The resulting emissions, such as water vapour, are environmentally harmless, ensuring a fully sustainable production cycle.

Zero industrial wastewater

The inherent properties of desiccant means there is no industrial wastewater generated during the production process. Additionally, emissions from industrial waste gas, machine noise, and solid waste all comply with national regulations or are recycled and treated in accordance with relevant national standards.

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Actively promote environmental protection

In 2012, SUPER DRY became the first company in the desiccant industry to introduce packaging material printing with integrated film technology. This innovative process eliminates the risk of decolorisation and contamination of printing ink on clothing, textiles and other products, while posing no pollution hazards. It has set a precedent for promoting environmentally friendly practices throughout the entire desiccant industry.

Improve production efficiency and reduce carbon emissions

SUPER DRY was the first company in the industry to achieve automated production and packaging. Through industrial upgrades, production efficiency has increased by 80% over the past five years. While the number of production workshop workers has decreased by 20%. This significant improvement in efficiency has also led to a reduction in carbon emissions per unit of product.