IN 23

phase change material

IN 23 Inorganic PCM | For Frozen Food & Biomedical Products

PCM IN23 is a sub-zero inorganic phase change material specifically designed for low-temperature applications. Its thermal characteristics make it an ideal choice for maintaining the required cold conditions in areas such as pharmaceutical logistics, vaccine preservation, biomedical shipments, and frozen food transport.

This material serves as an eco-friendly alternative to dry ice, offering consistent temperature control over extended periods, even under challenging ambient environments. IN23 ensures reliable and safe thermal management, making it suitable for cold chain systems that demand high performance without compromising sustainability.

Key Features

▪ High heat storage capacity
▪ Consistent performance over repeated thermal cycles
▪ Non-toxic and Biodegradable

Packaging Options

Corosive Effects and Metals

Metals Effects
Mild Steel (MS) Mild Corrosive
Stainless Steel (SS) Mild Corrosive
Copper Mild Corrosive
Brass Mild Corrosive
Aluminium Mild Corrosive

Types of Applications

Ice Cream Transport
Frozen Food Transport
Medicine And Vaccine Transport

Frequently Asked Question

What is PCM IN23 and what applications is it best suited for?

PCM IN23 is a sub-zero inorganic phase change material designed for low-temperature applications, making it ideal for pharmaceutical logistics, vaccine preservation, biomedical shipments, and frozen food transport. It serves as an eco-friendly alternative to dry ice, offering consistent temperature control over extended periods, even under challenging ambient environments.

Unlike dry ice, which sublimates and can pose handling and safety hazards, IN23 maintains a stable, consistent frozen or near-frozen temperature over extended periods without requiring sublimation. It’s also more eco-friendly.

The actual hold-over time depends on factors such as ambient temperature, insulation quality, packaging design, and thermal load (mass of goods). You should test in your specific setup to get realistic estimates.

Yes — IN23 is designed for repeated thermal cycling. The lifespan (number of cycles before noticeable degradation) depends on handling, exposure to extremes, and how much mechanical stress it sees.

Before deployment, cool or freeze IN23 in a controlled environment so it starts in the correct solid/frozen state. This ensures it can absorb heat effectively during transport.

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