In the Paintings, Calligraphy, and Rubbings Exhibition Hall of Zongyang Museum, a batch of custom‑made, floor‑standing, fully automatic wall‑mounted display cases have been installed for the permanent display of scroll rubbings and paper‑based calligraphic artifacts. This project represents a typical real‑world application of this showcase model in a regional cultural institution.
Each case is equipped with a fully automatic motorized door opening mechanism, seamlessly integrated with the museum’s security management system. Authorized staff can remotely control the smooth opening and closing of the doors, significantly streamlining the high‑frequency operations of quarterly artifact rotation and routine maintenance inspections. This eliminates the need for multiple personnel to manually push and pull heavy glass doors, greatly reducing labor costs associated with exhibition setup and upkeep. The entire case features full‑perimeter sealing, complemented by a built‑in constant temperature and humidity system that precisely regulates the internal micro‑environment. This creates a stable and secure display space for moisture‑sensitive and easily damaged paper‑based scrolls and rubbings, ensuring their long‑term preservation.