Advanced Protection for South African Cargo
MSC Thermal Liner is a high-performance cargo protection system made from linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE), blended with nylon and aluminium. This unique composition gives it a metallic finish, exceptional durability and superior thermal insulation, making it ideal for South Africa’s variable climate and demanding export conditions.
Installed as a liner bag inside shipping containers, MSC Thermal Liner safeguards cargo against temperature fluctuations, moisture damage and contamination risks—all common challenges in the logistics industry and cold chain management.
Climate-Resilient Thermal Shielding
With scorching summer heat and sudden winter cold snaps, South Africa’s changeable weather puts cargo at constant risk. MSC Thermal Liner’s reflective material helps stabilize internal container temperatures, drastically reducing damage caused by thermal shock and heat stress.
Moisture Control for Sensitive Goods
Before loading, calcium chloride moisture absorbers are placed inside the liner to actively reduce humidity. This is especially critical for moisture-sensitive commodities such as charcoal, coffee, cocoa, tobacco, and pharmaceuticals, ensuring product integrity from origin to destination.
Easy Installation with Expert Oversight
Installation begins with a container inspection to ensure structural integrity. The container is cleaned thoroughly, and the liner is fitted by trained professionals to guarantee optimal performance. This process ensures that the liner functions as a sealed barrier against external contaminants.
Next-Generation Thermal Protection Now in South Africa
The MSC Thermal Blanket is a cutting-edge cargo protection solution engineered for South Africa’s demanding logistics environment. Crafted from a high-performance blend of aluminium and polyethylene, it offers unmatched defense against temperature swings, moisture buildup, and harsh weather conditions.
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Putting moisture absorbers in the MSC Thermal Liner keeps the cargo safe and dry. They capture both humidity and condensation, the main culprits behind moisture damage during transit.