Precision Temperature and Humidity Applications

Quality control is an important part of the production process in today's high technology environment and usually requires precise temperature and humidity conditions.

For example, precise control of temperature and humidity is essential in the semi-conductor industry. Specific chemical processes may change under varying temperatures, or masking alignment errors may occur due to dimensional changes that result when temperatures shift. Temperature tolerances of ±1 °F are common, and even precision of 0.1 - 0.5 °F is likely when using electron-beam technology and photolithographic projection printers.

In museums, libraries, and archives, fluctuation in humidity and temperature can lead to damage to art work and exhibits as a result of the expansion and contraction of materials. And even in an office environment, temperature and humidity conditions should remain reasonably steady to maximize the comfort and efficiency of the workers.

The J. Lawrence Hall Co. has extensive background in designing and installing systems required to meet close-tolerance temperature and humidity conditions.