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Moisture Meter

Measures moisture content in materials including grains, cotton and seeds.

Model
Moisture Meter
Series
Rice milling machinery
Technology
Moisture measurement

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Moisture Meter

Machine overview

The Moisture Meter measures moisture content in materials including grains, cotton and seeds. It provides a digital reading for quality checks and for decisions about storage or the next processing step.

The portable format is intended for use in textile mills, rice mills, grain-processing units and related industrial applications. It allows moisture checks to be made where the material is being handled.

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Applications & materials

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Applications

Materials

  • Cotton
  • Grains
  • Seeds

Machine features

Material moisture checks

Measures moisture content in grains, cotton, seeds and other suitable raw materials.

Digital reading

A digital display provides the measurement for the operator.

Portable use

Portable design supports checks around material-handling and processing areas.

Quality and storage decisions

Provides moisture information for product-quality, storage and processing checks.

Specifications & configurations

Moisture Meter
SpecificationPublished value
MeasurementMaterial moisture content
Listed materialsGrains, cotton and seeds
DisplayDigital
FormatPortable

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