• Wempe Marine Barograph Diagram Paper
• Annual roll for continuous recording of air pressure changes
• Specially designed for the Wempe Marine barograph
• One roll provides a year of detailed atmospheric fluctuations
• Ideal for closely monitoring weather patterns; a must-have for both professional sailors and maritime hobbyists
• Although the barograph itself is no longer available, this role provides continued support for accurate weather analysis

• Store in a moisture-free environment: Keep the diagram paper in a dry place to prevent fading and warping. This will ensure the longevity and legibility of your recordings.

• Avoid direct sunlight: Prolonged exposure to sunlight can discolor the paper and affect the accuracy of your recordings. Store the diagram paper out of direct sunlight.

• Use clean hands: Always install and remove the diagram paper with clean hands. This prevents grease and dirt from getting on the paper, maintaining readability.

• Check regularly: Check your barograph and paper regularly to ensure everything is working smoothly and the paper is rolling properly.

• Storage of Used Sheets: Store used chart paper in a binder in a flat, dry place for later analysis. This helps build a valuable archive of weather patterns.

With these simple maintenance tips you can keep your Wempe Marine barograph in top condition for years of accurate measurements and analyses.

• How often should I replace the chart roll of my barograph?
One role per year means that you post a new role each year for continuous registration.

• Is this paper compatible with other brands of barographs?
This paper is specifically designed for the Wempe Marine barograph model and is not guaranteed to work well with other brands.

• What scaling option is available?
We only offer diagram paper with hPa scale divisions.

• How do I store the diagram rolls before and after use?
Store the diagram paper in a dry, cool place to keep the recording durable and legible.

• Are the diagram reels waterproof?
The paper rolls are not waterproof; keep them dry to prevent fading or damage.