AIR HUMIDIFICATION If paper does not tolerate something then the atmosphere is too dry. As hygroscopic material it absolutely needs the right dose of water in the outside world, if it is not to react with distortions or a Teller-effect at the edges.

If the moisture content in the air drops, efficiency decreases. This affects people just as it affects printers. The latter reacts ...

The industry invests in the efficiency of its production. Alongside computer-assisted operations, this also includes very existential things. Air humidity is one of these. More and more companies are realizing that the right amount of humidity in the air is of benefit to both the product and people. This issue is becoming increasingly significant in the packaging sector in particular, with its sensitive products. Just recently the Wipf AG invested in its indoor air quality. Austropack is looking on site.