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The Oddy test was first proposed by Antony Werner in 1973. In 1975, Andrew Oddy, who worked in the British Museum’s scientific department at the time, developed it into a replicable testing method to detect volatile contaminants (VOCs) presumed to... » more

KLUG-CONSERVATION can now deliver one of the world's largest ex-stock available conservation boards in museum quality. This conservation board is ageing resistant on the technological basis of the ISO 9706 standard, OBA-free, possesses excellent... » more

Since May 2012 the ISO 16245 standard "Information and documentation – Boxes, file covers and other enclosures, made from cellulosic materials, for storage of paper and parchment documents " has been in effect. Meanwhile the initial experiences with... » more

State-of-the-art storage technology has been installed and pallets have already been put in for storage. The final outdoor work is now being finished finally completing the second construction phase. » more

A compact and sturdy conservation quality board, with excellent processing and cutting characteristics, ideal for conservation quality picture framing, mounting and matting. The board is dyed evenly solid grey, manufactured without the usage of... » more

In June 2012 the construction work started to extend the warehouse building. The building has been increased by 450 m² with additional space for 378 euro pallets. The warehouse is equipped with an automatic temperature and humidity control system.... » more

Due to multiple customer requests we have now introduced a simple metric conversion table for all our products. After clicking on the button the conversion mask remains and so for example you can very easily convert the size of a 4 x 5 inch photo... » more

The use of solid or corrugated board material for manufacturing packaging enclosures and boxes for culturual assets is controversial. Again and again, arguments such as high danger of fire, increased risk of water damages and the possibility of pest... » more

Airflow drying has originally been applied in printmaking and hand papermaking workshops in order to shorten drying times and maintaining planarity of paper. The technique was already suggested by R. Futernick in 1988 and was first introduced to... » more

Our mobile book measuring device is easily put together, within minutes, enabllng the millimetre measurement of historical objects. With utmost care the height, the width and the thickness measurements are documented - together with the signature of... » more