Especially in winter, you can notice how dry the air becomes in many production halls, offices and public buildings.

Relative humidity often falls below 30%. This is not only noticeable in the case of dry eyes or irritated airways – it also increases the risk of infections.

A study from RWTH Aachen University shows that when indoor humidity is between 40-60%, the fewest ailments and illnesses occur. If it falls below this level, irritation and infections increase measurably.

Humidity is not a comfort issue, but a crucial health factor. Investing here can reduce the rate of illness and at the same time significantly improve well-being.

Get in touch to learn more about how humidification can benefit production and health in your workplace.