A mid-wave infrared quartz heater provides effective drying without interference for a wide range of samples.
The internal precision weighing balance is engineered with a Shimadzu UniBloc cell.
Electronic Moisture Analyzer
The moisture content of a variety of samples can be measured using an array of drying modes. The drying status can be seen at-a-glance with the fluctuation range display. Active in a variety of fields (cereals, starch, flour, noodles, brewed products, sea foods and marine products, meat products, spices, sweets, dairy products, dried foods, vegetable oils and other food articles; pharmaceuticals; ores; cokes; glass materials; cement; chemical fertilizers; pulp and paper; cotton; various fabrics and other industrial goods); enabling measurement of samples (cereals, foods, and chemical products) under various conditions (powder, particles, paste, and liquid).
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The moisture analyzers are dangerous if you do not follow the safety precautions, accidents such as fire may result in death or property damage. In addition, moisture analyzer has high temperature parts which may cause burns if safety precautions are not taken.
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Release of Six New AP-AD Series Analytical Balances
The new AP-AD series models not only offer excellent basic performance, such as fast weighing times of about two seconds and high measurement stability that minimizes errors, but also include new functionality that improves convenience, such as automatic doors and touchless sensors.
Latest issue of Shimadzu Journal, featuring Forensics/Toxicology, has come out.
Shimadzu Corporation is proud to announce its 100th anniversary of scale manufacturing.
New "AP225W" Semi-micro Analytical Balance Enables Measurements up to 220 g on the Order of 0.01 mg
The new AP-AD series models not only offer excellent basic performance, such as fast weighing times of about two seconds and high measurement stability that minimizes errors, but also include new functionality that improves convenience, such as automatic doors and touchless sensors.
Find the newest issue of the Shimadzu Journal, featuring Material Science, here.