Conservation

ULT are becoming an essential tool in the conservation of delicate and valuable artifacts at museums. By storing cultural, historical, and artistic objects at ultra-low temperatures, museums can prevent deterioration, safeguard fragile materials, and extend the lifespan of precious collections for future generations.

Ideal for conservation of

• Textiles and Clothing: 
  ​Preserving delicate garments, tapestries, and fabrics, preventing degradation ​from light, heat, and pests
• Manuscripts and Paper Artifacts: 
  Safeguarding rare documents, books, and artwork from environmental damage and biological threats
• Biological Specimens: 
  Storing taxidermy, fossils, and botanical collections in a way that prevents decay and preserves their original appearance
• Paintings and Sculptures: 
  Providing a stable environment for paintings or wooden sculptures vulnerable to mold and microbial damage