Appropriate lighting is a prerequisite for precise conservation work. – allows for the detection of micro-damage, assessment of the object's condition, and monitoring of the quality of the repair being carried out. Here you will find an LED conservation lamp with true colour rendering and a desk lamp with an integrated magnifying glass for working with fine details, inscriptions and damage invisible to the naked eye.
Conservation work requires lighting that is not only sufficiently bright but, above all, faithfully reproduces colours and does not emit radiation harmful to the objects. An LED conservation lamp meets both these conditions. – provides light with a high colour rendering index (CRI), does not heat up and does not emit UV radiation, which would accelerate the degradation of paper and pigments. To a standard in professional museum and conservation workshops.
A desk lamp with an integrated magnifying glass combines the function of lighting with a magnifying lens, allowing work with fine details without the need to constantly reach for a separate tool. It is useful for identifying the type of damage, reading inscriptions, and quality control of gluing, reinforcement, or retouching. In a workshop where precision determines the quality of the result, a suitable conservation lamp and magnifier are an investment that pays for itself with every procedure performed.
