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Digital Temperature/Humidity Recorder Monitor galleries and displays that demand specific temperature and humidty control with this powerful, precise machine. Set your own recording parameters, and change them as needed. |
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Hygrotherm Measure both relative humidity (RH) and temperature (C or F) with this convenient base or wall mount unit. Automatically records maximum and minimum readings. Features an easy-to-read digital display with a clock. |
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Arten® Display Case Thermohygrometer – Small, accurate and discreet |
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Hygrometer Displays humidity in 1% increments, from 0% to 100%. Top ring allows 8,9 cm diameter hygrometer to hang from wall, or use built-in legs for free-standing display on shelf, desk, or table-top. |
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Humidity Indicator Certified Hygrometer This thouroghly tested hygrometer measures both relative humidity and temperature. It indicates 0-100% relative humidity with a certified +/- 3% accuracy, and needs no batteries or external power supply. |
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Hygro-Thermo Climate Meter The Hygro-Thermo Climate Meter has a temperature range of 40°F to 100°F and himidity range of 0% - 100%. Can be mounted on a wall or placed on a table. |
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Arten® Gel Tiles Rigid 17,7 x 1,1x 17,7 cm D polystyrene tray with 4 compartments holds 150 grams of silica gel, sealed with a permeable non-woven polyolefin fabric. Stack tiles with spacers between them for proper air circulation in small areas |
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Maxant® Hygrothermograph Human hair sensor detects relative humidy; temperature measured by state-of-the-art bimetallic sensor. Powered by a single AA battery. |
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The IPI Storage Guide for Acetate Film The IPI Storage Guide is a four-part publication that explains the effect of temperature and humidity on the rate of film base degradation. It is an important tool for evaluating and planning storage environments for all types of acetate base film, cinema film, and microfilm. |
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A-D Strips - Manufactured by the Image Permanence Institute. Detect and measure the severity of acetate film deterioration, or "vinegar syndrome", in your film collections. The strips are acid-based indicator papers that change color in the presence of the acidic vapor given off by degrading films. |
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