Storage boxes made from acid-free materials to preserve documents and artifacts.

A sturdy dispenser for easy application of archival tape for repairs.

Precision syringes for applying conservation materials in controlled amounts.

A kit for testing the condition of materials and identifying harmful substances.

Specialty pigments that match original colors for retouching damaged areas of artifacts.

A notebook designed to log every detail of conservation treatments performed.

An accurate scale for weighing small amounts of materials in conservation projects.

A device for accurately measuring temperature and humidity in storage areas.

High-purity alcohol used for cleaning and disinfecting sensitive materials.

Tools designed to assist in safely moving heavy artifacts without damage.

A protective film used to prevent damage during the conservation treatment processes.

Archival-quality paper that maintains a neutral pH to protect sensitive materials.

A handheld UV light for assessing the condition of materials during fieldwork.

Double-sided tape that can be removed without leaving residue on surfaces.

A set of brushes specifically designed to work with various solvents without damage.

A gel used to stabilize fragile artifacts during handling or transport.

A non-toxic formula used to clean and restore stainless steel surfaces.

Holds documents and artifacts for protection while allowing visibility.

A machine that removes air to preserve artifacts in secure vacuum-sealed bags.