Anoxia show cases

Active Low Oxygen Display Cases

‘Anoxia’ means ‘lack of oxygen’. Works of art are usually stored and displayed in air, which includes 21% oxygen. Exposure to oxygen leads to deterioration of most materials through two processes: oxidation and hydrolysis. Light exposure and the presence of moisture play an important role in any degradation: display in gallery lighting and normal air eventually leads to deterioration of each component of the artwork.

Effects & Advantages of Anoxic prevention

• Protection against aerobic microbial and anaerobic bacterial growth;
• Prevention of humidity damage
• Optimal flexibility; 
• Minimal operating cost
• Controll system can handle 100+ connected spaces/rooms independently;
• Central control unit can manage rooms with different climatic conditions;
• System can be used simultaneously for treatment, conservation and fire prevention purposes;
• Maintenance friendly;
• Easy operations: fully automatic, semi-automatic or manual.