Print & Packaging

Maintaining stable relative humidity between 40% and 60% is essential for efficient print and packaging operations. Dry air causes paper and board to lose moisture, leading to dimensional changes, curling, static buildup, misfeeds, and increased production downtime. By maintaining consistent humidity levels, materials remain stable, printing presses operate more reliably, and product quality is improved. In packaging applications, controlled humidity also helps manage static electricity and supports consistent performance of materials such as films, adhesives, and coatings.

In the UK, seasonal changes in temperature and humidity create challenges for print and packaging facilities that require reliable climate control throughout the year. Effective humidification systems help reduce material waste, minimise production interruptions, and maintain consistent production speeds. As every facility uses different substrates, machinery, and processes, a tailored humidity control solution ensures optimal operating conditions, protects equipment, and supports high-quality, efficient manufacturing.