Built around your industry
Your material, your process, and your building determine the right approach.
Work with the nature of wood.
Wood exchanges moisture with the surrounding air. Changes in relative humidity can affect dimensions, machining, assembly, and the stability of finished products. A humidity plan starts with the conditions your materials and processes require.
What we plan around
- Dimensional movement and dry-season shrinkage
- Splitting, checking, and fit during assembly
- Dust-collection exhaust and replacement air
More consistent conditions for a sensitive material.
Paper responds to the moisture around it. Changes in humidity can affect sheet flatness, dimensions, handling, and static. FanMist system planning accounts for production space and the air moving through your facility.
What we plan around
- Curl and dimensional changes
- Sheet handling and static-related interruptions
- Process exhaust, makeup air, and winter operating conditions
Support a controlled production environment.
Humidity is one part of an electronics facility’s environmental controls. Plan it alongside your established ESD protection program, material requirements, and process specifications. The right system starts with the requirements of your operation.
What we plan around
- Facility and process-specific humidity requirements
- Environmental support for an established ESD program
- Air exchange, zoning, and consistent operating conditions