Norwegian History Museum

Norwegian History Museum

The museum showcases have extremely high requirements in terms of manufacturing. Not only needs to provide sufficient display space but also has the function of temperature and humidity adjustment. At the same time, it is also necessary to consider anti-theft and anti-shock and plan different cultural relic protection functions and environments according to different types of exhibits. The safety of cultural relics is very important because the display showcase is in direct contact with the cultural relics. If the materials used are rich in chlorine, sulfur, or other acidic components, they will inevitably cause harm to the cultural relics.

Common museum showcase materials include:

1. Cold-rolled steel plate: Cold-rolled steel plate is one of the most common materials, favored for its sturdiness and reliability, suitable for exhibits that display heavier, more expensive, or more historical value.

2. Tempered glass: Tempered glass has the characteristics of impact resistance and explosion resistance. It is often used in the glass panel of the showcase to protect the exhibits from dust, audience touch, or external environment.

3. Acrylic/plexiglass: Acrylic is a light and impact-resistant transparent material. For larger exhibits or showcases that need to be moved frequently, acrylic is often used to replace glass.

4. Wood: Wooden showcases are suitable for some exhibits, especially museums that need to display ancient or traditional artworks, and wood can be customized according to needs.

5. Aluminum alloy: Aluminum alloy is a lightweight but strong material, often used to make showcase frames or support structures.

6. Plastic/polymer: For special exhibition needs, such as temporary exhibitions or children's exhibitions, plastic or polymer materials may be used to make showcases.

Therefore, when choosing a display showcase, in addition to meeting the basic requirements, it is also necessary to ensure that the materials used in the display showcase match the cultural relics to avoid damage to the cultural relics. Different museums may adopt different material combinations according to exhibit types and exhibition requirements to ensure the best display effect and the safety protection of exhibits. At the same time, factors such as environmental conditions, fire protection requirements, and climate control of exhibition spaces need to be considered when designing museum exhibits.

The design principles of a science and technology museum display showcase involve exhibit safety, visibility, interactivity, storytelling, flexibility, and aesthetics. Appropriate application of these principles can create an attractive exhibition space, stimulate visitors' interest in technology and science, and enable them to have a richer and deeper experience when visiting a science and technology museum. Therefore, you should choose an experienced showcase supplier when designing your showcase. DG Display Showcase has 24 years of experience in manufacturing showcases and a wealth of professional showcase knowledge, as well as an excellent design team, which will provide one-stop design, transportation, installation, and after-sales service according to your exhibit or exhibition theme design, providing the best service to meet customers' requirements. If you are interested in display showcase, please contact us! More information coming soon. Stay tuned for further details...

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