Using Humidity Sensors When Applying Commercial Humidification For commercial production facilities–Factories, Warehouses and Manufacturing Environments–humidity sensors are a must have. They have a special role in effectively recording the relative humidity levels in a commercial or industrial environment where humidity is applied. Typically in Winter, facilities add humidity to a space to solve production problems […]

Manufacturing Humidity: Organic and Non-Organic Fibers Wool. Feathers. Cotton. Linen. Silk. Bamboo. Hemp. What do all of these have in common? All of these derive from organic materials that thrive on moisture when still ‘alive.’ As a processed material, such as textiles, the need to maintain humidity is still necessary. This need is seldom addressed

What can be done to alleviate odor? MicroCool’s Mark Stanley was featured recently in an OC Register article about what can be done to mitigate nuisance odors from cannabis cultivation. Our fog system have been used around the country for wastewater, transfer stations and other waste facilities to manage noxious odors. Marijuana stinks. Here’s what

Are You Ready To Handle Winter Low Humidity This Year? As soon as temperatures start to drop, heaters get turned on in packaging, print and related production environments. Turning on the heating system can suddenly reduce relative humidity (RH) levels for indoor production facilities. In paper and packaging facilities, operations managers must immediately begin dealing with

An atomized fog system can control dust for many factory, waste management and production environments without over-wetting the environment like other mist systems. Given the smaller particle size, fog effectively tackles dust particles, containing the ‘cloud’ effect dust can create.   Mist Systems Effectively Reduce Dust Summer can be a time when dust plays a

We thought it might be helpful to show our hummingbird pump in action. What you’ll notice is how quiet the pump is. So much so that you can hear birds chirping in the background (we are located in the Coachella Valley). It was just one of those moments.  

Fog adds humidity to dry woodworking environments while also controlling dust & debris in the air. A fog system can influence the bottom line by reducing wood distortion, product waste and minimize reworking of finishes caused by issues with drying, curing and attracting fine particles. What Are The Problems Associated With Low Humidity For Finished Wood