by Stege | Feb 12, 2022 | Applications, Posts
As a matter of fact, yes, they do. More than that, Rosahl membranes offer a long-term solution to filament drying without heat or maintenance. Of course, knowing a little more will deliver the best balance of cost and performance. Keep reading to find out more. Rosahl...
by Stege | Jan 24, 2018 | Applications, Posts
Micro-dehumidifiers protect instrumentation from moisture damage Whether caused by water or water vapour, damage to instrumentation is both costly and dangerous. It is also avoidable. Installing micro-dehumidifiers protect instrumentation from moisture damage...
by Stege | Sep 23, 2016 | Applications, Posts
Cabinet humidity levels can be controlled within tolerance using the ROSAHL solid-state ionic membrane dehumidifiers. This is achieved by having either one or two membranes: one to humidify and one to dehumidify. They are used for accurate cabinet humidity control...
by Stege | Sep 1, 2016 | Applications, Posts
Temperature change is key to cabinet humidity control Large temperature changes have a significant impact on relative humidity levels, and this is particularly significant when considering enclosure dehumidification. It is difficult to keep a fixed relative...
by Stege | Jul 7, 2016 | Applications
Uncontrolled moisture can cause corrosion of metals and the failure of electronic devices. Moisture sensitive equipment (MDSs) andequipment such as lenses and electro-optics can also be affected resulting in failure or reduced performance. ROSAHL reduces the moisture...
by Stege | Jun 1, 2016 | Applications, Posts
Waterless dehumidifier is not a paradox Removing moisture invariably produces water as a by-product, so a waterless dehumidifier sounds like a paradox, but it’s not. The Rosahl membrane dehumidifier uses electrolysis to remove moisture from enclosures. One of the main...
