Underwater archaeology artifacts in a location very close to the sea: among the most unfavorable conditions possible, Propadyn eliminates RH fluctuations.

Historic footwear that must remain visible and inspectable, thus exposed to humidity: Propadyn eliminates the fluctuations that damage leather.

Propadyn chosen by the Turin Museum Complex to stabilize the relative humidity in one of the most challenging display cases ever created: eight cubic meters, for the Japanese armor B.53.

Propadyn's first major international test: the shipment to Japan of a Michelangelo drawing inside a climabox.