Industrial humidification systems for controlled humidity.
When air is too dry, yarn breaks, paper curls, static builds and produce shrinks. TrueMist humidification systems use high-pressure fog or dry mist with humidistat control to hold relative humidity where your process needs it.
Relative humidity is a process variable
Many materials absorb or lose moisture depending on the surrounding relative humidity. Cotton gains strength as RH rises; static drops; paper and timber stay dimensionally stable; fruit and vegetables lose less weight; plants transpire less.
Fog humidification adds water to the air as ultra-fine droplets that evaporate immediately. Unlike steam humidifiers there is no boiler; unlike compressed-air systems there is no large compressor – so energy use is a small fraction of other technologies.
- Textile spinning, weaving, ginning and pressing
- Printing, paper and packaging
- Wine, timber and fruit storage, cold rooms
- Greenhouses, mushroom and tea processing
- Electronics and static-sensitive assembly
Choose the technology
Fogging systems
70–140 bar fog for humidification, cooling and visual effects.
Ultrasonic & dry mist
Sub-10 micron mist for precision humidity without wetting.
Textile humidification
Spinning & weaving
Greenhouse fogging
Crops
Blow room system
Product
Tea humidification
Product
Sizing inputs
- Room volume and air changes per hour
- Target RH and temperature
- Moisture removed by product or ventilation
- Water treatment (RO / softened)
- Control: humidistat zones
Good to know
- Humidification raises humidity – it will not dry a damp space
- Water quality is critical for hygiene and nozzle life
- Our general humidification guidance complements the specific textile and greenhouse pages
How a TrueMist project runs
A structured conversation before any equipment is proposed.
- 01
Describe the problem
Tell us what is happening, where and when.
- 02
Assess the conditions
Area, airflow, humidity, water and power on site.
- 03
Define the system
Pump, nozzles, lines, filtration and controls sized to the duty.
- 04
Install & validate
Commissioning checks against the agreed objective.
Related solutions and guides
Questions we are often asked
What is an industrial humidifier?
A system that adds moisture to the air of a production or storage space to hold a target relative humidity. TrueMist uses high-pressure fog or dry mist nozzles controlled by humidistats.
Is fog humidification cheaper to run than steam?
Generally yes – there is no boiler or heating element, only a high-pressure pump.
Will humidification wet my product?
Not when the system is sized to the space and controlled by humidistats; fog evaporates before it settles.
What water does a humidification system need?
Treated water – usually softened or RO – to avoid scale and mineral dust.
Can it also cool?
Yes. Evaporation also lowers air temperature, which helps in hot weaving and spinning sheds.
Your application deserves the right system.
Share your operating conditions. Start with a conversation, not a pre-selected package.