This guide details how to maintain the ideal air humidity in textile production facilities for enhanced productivity

Learn more about the impact of air humidity on textile fibres and what levels of humidity should be maintained

Learn how to calculate the amount of moisture needed to maintain any humidity level in any sized area

Understand the importance of proper system design and layout for consistent and optimum humidity control across a factory

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Free 10-point guide to improving productivity in textile manufacturing with humidity control

Evaporative losses from fibres during textile manufacturing can reduce the final product yield by up to 4% through direct weight loss. Fibres are particularly susceptible during carding, spinning, winding and weaving.

Fibres that fall below their ideal internal moisture content will be less flexible and are more prone to breakage. This reduces productivity due to the need for manual rethreading of textile machinery.

A textile factory with low humidity will also suffer increased issues with electrostatic build-up, further impacting profitability.

This easy to understand 10-point guide provides textile production managers with an invaluable insight into best practice humidity control. As global leaders in humidification technology and expertise, Condair has developed humidification strategies to precisely maintain any humidity level, in any sized textile factory, anywhere in the world. 

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