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Measurement devices for humidity and material moisture - dampness - water content
FS_3 Biomass: Thanks to the development of FS_3 Biomass it is possible to measure the moisture content of wood chips, barks, wooden pellets, wood shavings and sawdust with one instrument by very simple handling.
For data acquisition and analysis for billing we developed the software FS_3 View.
RLF-TS: Discontinued Product!
Support will be continued!
Humidity and temperature measuring device for paper stacks and air.
LF_pro: Thermo hygrometer whith sword shaped sensor for paper, automatic data logging (AutoLog) up to 9500 measurements (humidity and temperature).
P2: Non destructive portable instrument, to measure absolute dampness of miscellaneous paper sorts.
LM5: Leather moisture meter - non destructive, handy format - easy to have it by man, with digital Display (LCD), and selector switch for your own leather sorts.
You can download an overview of our products here: (german / english) (ca. 605KB)
Did you Know...
...that many automotive suppliers are using the LM 5 leather moisture meter for quality assurance?
The non destructive instruments of Messtechnik Schaller GmbH have a small weight and can be carried everywhere.
Have control about your suppliers quality!
Moisture that is either too high or too low increases your costs!
The sword shaped sensor of the RLF-TS-Thermohygrometer can be easily pushed into the paper pile without destroying the paper.
Our pinless instruments are made for industrial use and can easily be used by trained personal.
Did you Know...
...in the field of moisture measuring there are two kinds of moisture?
The relative equilibrium moisture content of a material indicates the relative moisture of ambient air counterbalancing the material. In this case the material does not absorb or release any moisture.
The absolute moisture of material indicates the percentage water content of a material referred to the total weight (paper, grain, ...) and with some materials (e.g. wood) referred to the dry mass.
