£ 842.00
Price excl. VAT &. delivery
2 year Warranty
2 year Warranty
The LAB Scale PCE-MA 202 is an oven-drying laboratory balance for weighing and heating material samples to determine moisture content. The heating chamber warms up to 199 °C / 390 °F with the use of halogen lamps. Drying of the sample to be weighed takes place within the chamber of the laboratory balance and the moisture content is subsequently calculated from the difference between the initial and final weight.
The PCE-MA 202 is an oven-drying absolute moisture meter for weighing and heating material samples to determine moisture content. The heating chamber warms up to 199 °C / 390 °F with the use of halogen lamps. Drying of the sample to be weighed takes place within the chamber of the absolute moisture meter and the moisture content is subsequently calculated from the difference between the initial and final weight.
The PCE-MA 202 is an oven-drying analytical balance for weighing and heating material samples to determine moisture content. The heating chamber warms up to 199 °C / 390 °F with the use of halogen lamps. Drying of the sample to be weighed takes place within the chamber of the analytical balance and the moisture content is subsequently calculated from the difference between the initial and final weight.
The PCE-MA 202 is an oven-drying benchtop scale for weighing and heating material samples to determine moisture content. The heating chamber warms up to 199 °C / 390 °F with the use of halogen lamps. Drying of the sample to be weighed takes place within the chamber of the benchtop scale and the moisture content is subsequently calculated from the difference between the initial and final weight.
The humidity detector is an oven-drying absolute moisture meter for weighing and heating material samples to determine moisture content. The heating chamber warms up to 199 °C / 390 °F with the use of halogen lamps. Drying of the sample to be weighed takes place within the chamber of the humidity detector and the moisture content is subsequently calculated from the difference between the initial and final weight.
The PCE-MA 202 is an oven-drying laboratory balance for weighing and heating material samples to determine moisture content. The heating chamber warms up to 199 °C / 390 °F with the use of halogen lamps. Drying of the sample to be weighed takes place within the chamber of the laboratory balance and the moisture content is subsequently calculated from the difference between the initial and final weight.
The PCE-MA 202 is an oven-drying moisture analyzing balance for weighing and heating material samples to determine moisture content. The heating chamber warms up to 199 °C / 390 °F with the use of halogen lamps. Drying of the sample to be weighed takes place within the chamber of the moisture analyzing balance and the moisture content is subsequently calculated from the difference between the initial and final weight.
The moisture meter PCE-MA 202 allows different materials to be weighed and their moisture contents determined. The heating chamber is heated by halogen lamps up to 199 °C. In this chamber, the moisture meter dries the material to be weighed, and then calculates the moisture content from the weight difference.
PCE-MA 202 is an oven-drying moisture analyzer for weighing and heating material samples to determine moisture content. The heating chamber is heated by halogen lamps up to 199 °C. In this chamber, the moisture analyzer or moisture balance dries the sample to be weighed, and then calculates the moisture content from the weight difference.
The PCE-MA 202 is an oven-drying precision balance for weighing and heating material samples to determine moisture content. The heating chamber warms up to 199 °C / 390 °F with the use of halogen lamps. Drying of the sample to be weighed takes place within the chamber of the precision balance and the moisture content is subsequently calculated from the difference between the initial and final weight.
The PCE-MA 202 is an oven-drying relative humidity meter for weighing and heating material samples to determine moisture content. The heating chamber warms up to 199 °C / 390 °F with the use of halogen lamps. Drying of the sample to be weighed takes place within the chamber of the relative humidity meter and the moisture content is subsequently calculated from the difference between the initial and final weight.
