HygroMatik´s StandardLine is the solution for reliable steam humidification at a particularly attractive cost / performance ratio. A steam humidifier in solid processing quality, well-designed and maintenance-friendly. Depending on water quality, you can choose between electrodes and heater type heating elements.
The economical low-cost solution at the highest standard.
The StandardLine can be ordered either as an electrode or as a heater element steam humidifier.
Electrode steam humidifiers are an optimal solution when simple and reliable steam humidification is required. Due to the high amount of material, the solid full-surface electrodes of HygroMatik are particularly durable and are very well suited for use with tap water. The electrodes have to be exchanged less often, which in turn keeps the maintenance costs low.
Steam cylinders with resistance heater elements made of highly corrosive-resistant alloy are suitable for a wide variety of water qualities, especially for treated water. They offer an extremely high level of control accuracy and ensure a virtually continuous and maintenance-free operation.
With the clear LED display of the StandardLine series you always have all important device and process data permanently in view. The simple display symbols give instant clarity about the status of the steam humidifier. The keys allow quick and intuitive navigation through the clear and easy-to-understand menu.
HygroMatik always attaches great importance to sustainable solutions for all products, which impact as little as possible on humans and the environment. For this reason, we never use exchange cylinders, but only reusable and cleanable steam cylinders, which are easy to clean without using chemicals.
The robust blowdown pump supports the combined flushing and lime collection system by the sludge removal of hardness forming elements. Thus, precipitated lime can be discharged and does not accumulate at all. This reduces the amount of lime in the screen and thus the maintenance frequency.
In the print and paper industry, regulating the air humidity is necessary to ensure high-quality goods of materials and processes, as they both react strongly to humidity level changes.
Since timber is a natural raw material which absorbs and emits moisture in accordance with its surroundings, indoor air humidity levels can significantly affect the use and production process of wood.
In the automotive and aerospace industries, it can be challenging to maintain and control stable temperatures, especially during the production process e.g. in the foundry, painting line, and machinery room.
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is more likely to happen if the air is too dry (less than 45% relative humidity). With the correct humidity level, costly damage to sensitive components or disruption to production processes can be prevented.
In data centres, electronic components and especially the processors generate high heat when in operation. Regulating the indoor humidity is a very effective and cost-efficient way of cooling the air back to its required indoor temperature.
Optimum air humidity reduces the risk of yarn tears and breakage during the production process. Air humidification also helps to maintain the machinery speed and levels of productivity.
Friction can electrostatically charge plastic materials. A precise and consistent humidity ensures improved conductivity of the ambient air which helps avoid production downtime and damage.
Laboratories and clean rooms.
Temperature and relative humidity play a significant role in laboratories and clean rooms as they require stable, controllable atmospheric conditions in order to achieve comparable and consistent work results.
Quality and freshness in food production can only be achieved through optimum air humidity. The correct moisture levels can stop foods from drying out and losing weight. At the same time, the ideal humidification encourages the ripening process of certain foods.
Healthy growth in an agricultural estate is largely dependent on the right levels of humidity. In plants, low humidity levels can produce stress, causing growth to slow down or even be compromised.
Developing and manufacturing medical products requires controllable air humidity to ensure maximum quality and effectiveness and at the same time a disruption-free, hygienic process
In the print and paper industry, regulating the air humidity is necessary to ensure high-quality goods of materials and processes, as they both react strongly to humidity level changes.
Since timber is a natural raw material which absorbs and emits moisture in accordance with its surroundings, indoor air humidity levels can significantly affect the use and production process of wood.
In the automotive and aerospace industries, it can be challenging to maintain and control stable temperatures, especially during the production process e.g. in the foundry, painting line, and machinery room.
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is more likely to happen if the air is too dry (less than 45% relative humidity). With the correct humidity level, costly damage to sensitive components or disruption to production processes can be prevented.
In data centres, electronic components and especially the processors generate high heat when in operation. Regulating the indoor humidity is a very effective and cost-efficient way of cooling the air back to its required indoor temperature.
Optimum air humidity reduces the risk of yarn tears and breakage during the production process. Air humidification also helps to maintain the machinery speed and levels of productivity.
Friction can electrostatically charge plastic materials. A precise and consistent humidity ensures improved conductivity of the ambient air which helps avoid production downtime and damage.
Laboratories and clean rooms.
Temperature and relative humidity play a significant role in laboratories and clean rooms as they require stable, controllable atmospheric conditions in order to achieve comparable and consistent work results.
Quality and freshness in food production can only be achieved through optimum air humidity. The correct moisture levels can stop foods from drying out and losing weight. At the same time, the ideal humidification encourages the ripening process of certain foods.
Healthy growth in an agricultural estate is largely dependent on the right levels of humidity. In plants, low humidity levels can produce stress, causing growth to slow down or even be compromised.
Developing and manufacturing medical products requires controllable air humidity to ensure maximum quality and effectiveness and at the same time a disruption-free, hygienic process
Offices and conference rooms.
Employee performance relies a lot on motivation, concentration and healthy living. A good atmospheric environment with optimum levels of air humidity can provide an ideal basis to improve performance as well as save energy costs
Hotels and conference centres.
A healthy, user-friendly environment plays an important role in hotels and conference centres as ensuring that guests have a pleasant experience is one of the most important aspects.
Comfortable learning environments make people more receptive and focused on their work. However, a large room with many people can bring about feelings of tiredness which can quickly set in. Optimising the air humidity can provide relief in these instances.
The shopping experience can be greatly affected by the location climate and atmosphere. People prefer to stay longer in pleasant atmospheric environments which can be achieved with an optimum air humidity.
Air humidification is vital in museums and galleries as they often house invaluable artefacts which require a regulated and consistent indoor climate to avoid damage.
As the treatment and recovery of patients is the main focus in hospitals and doctors’ surgeries, a healthy environment plays a critical role in the quality of services provided by a medical facility.
Cruise ships and offshore.
Cruise ships require a vast amount of cooling performance for air-conditioning. Adiabatic cooling systems are an efficient and cost-effective solution. Regulated air humidity creates a pleasant, healthy environment on board.
Libraries and antiquarian bookshops.
Regulating the indoor air humidity in libraries and bookshops helps prevent damage and slows down the ageing of books. Depending on the temperature, paper absorbs and emits moisture into the ambient air. Dry air can make paper brittle and weak, causing it to tear easily and faster.
Offices and conference rooms.
Employee performance relies a lot on motivation, concentration and healthy living. A good atmospheric environment with optimum levels of air humidity can provide an ideal basis to improve performance as well as save energy costs
Hotels and conference centres.
A healthy, user-friendly environment plays an important role in hotels and conference centres as ensuring that guests have a pleasant experience is one of the most important aspects.
Comfortable learning environments make people more receptive and focused on their work. However, a large room with many people can bring about feelings of tiredness which can quickly set in. Optimising the air humidity can provide relief in these instances.
The shopping experience can be greatly affected by the location climate and atmosphere. People prefer to stay longer in pleasant atmospheric environments which can be achieved with an optimum air humidity.
Air humidification is vital in museums and galleries as they often house invaluable artefacts which require a regulated and consistent indoor climate to avoid damage.
As the treatment and recovery of patients is the main focus in hospitals and doctors’ surgeries, a healthy environment plays a critical role in the quality of services provided by a medical facility.
Cruise ships and offshore.
Cruise ships require a vast amount of cooling performance for air-conditioning. Adiabatic cooling systems are an efficient and cost-effective solution. Regulated air humidity creates a pleasant, healthy environment on board.
Libraries and antiquarian bookshops.
Regulating the indoor air humidity in libraries and bookshops helps prevent damage and slows down the ageing of books. Depending on the temperature, paper absorbs and emits moisture into the ambient air. Dry air can make paper brittle and weak, causing it to tear easily and faster.
