Fluorination: Why It’s Important In Packaging
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The process of manufacturing chemicals is never easy. You need to be extremely careful while handling them. Furthermore, storing them in itself can be a major problem. Strong chemicals can permeate the container and cause irreversible damage to the product. So how should you deal with issues like these? Fluorination might be the answer. Fluorination Fluorination refers to the process in which the internal as well as the external parts of the container are treated with Fluorine. Manufacturers will tell you that a major problem with bottles is that they often sink or collapse during the manufacturing process. This problem is referred to as paneling and it usually occurs because of changes in the air pressure within the container. However, fluorination helps prevent this from happening. The gas minimizes the distortion of the container. It does so by creating a barrier, which prevents the container’s shape and size from changing. Manufacturers have the choice of d