Environmental conservation supplies and storage boxes for museums and art galleries.

Daily management storage - Environmental conservation supplies and storage boxes.

Japan, with its four seasons, is characterized by high temperatures and humidity compared to other countries, leading to significant changes in temperature and humidity throughout the year. Particularly from May to October, it enters a risk zone for biological degradation. This climate, rich in variation, also affects the indoor environments where cultural properties are preserved. Additionally, due to the high airtightness of modern buildings, there are concerns about the impact of various pollutants that can develop indoors. Since many of Japan's cultural properties are made of paper and wood, they inherently possess conditions that make them susceptible to degradation from various factors. To protect cultural properties, Kongō collaborates with customers to control risks and proposes environmental improvements that consider IPM (Integrated Pest Management). [Contents] Chemical degradation countermeasures Biological degradation countermeasures Physical degradation countermeasures Preservation boxes ● For other functions and details, please contact us.

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