£ 2,266.00
Price excl. VAT &. delivery
2 year Warranty
2 year Warranty
A gloss meter is a tester for determining surface gloss. Thereby, with the glossmeter, spectral reflections of a light beam that hits the surface, are measured. The touch screen allows for easy navigation.
The humidity detector 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 humdity detector dries the material to be weighed, and then calculates the moisture content from the weight difference.
The PCE-PGM 100 gloss meter works with measuring geometries of 20°, 60° and 85°, using the reflection principle. This means that the gloss meter emits light which hits the surface to be tested. A part of the light will be absorbed by the surface and another part will be reflected.
The benchtop scale PCE-MA 100 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 benchtop scale dries the material to be weighed, and then calculates the moisture content from the weight difference.
The LAB Scale PCE-MA 100 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 laboratory balance dries the material to be weighed, and then calculates the moisture content from the weight difference.
The laboratory balance PCE-MA 100 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 laboratory balance dries the material to be weighed, and then calculates the moisture content from the weight difference.
The moisture meter PCE-MA 100 allows different materials to be weighed and their moisture contents determined. The heating chamber is heated by a halogen lamp 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.
The tabletop scale PCE-MA 100 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 benchtop scale dries the material to be weighed, and then calculates the moisture content from the weight difference.
The PCE-PGM 100 NDT tester or gloss meter works with measuring geometries of 20°, 60° and 85°, using the reflection principle. This means that the gloss meter emits light which hits the surface to be tested. A part of the light will be absorbed by the surface and another part will be reflected.
The PCE-PGM 100 Surface Testing works with measuring geometries of 20°, 60° and 85°, using the reflection principle. This means that the Surface Testing emits light which hits the surface to be tested. A part of the light will be absorbed by the surface and another part will be reflected.
The analytical balance PCE-MA 100 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 analytical balance dries the material to be weighed, and then calculates the moisture content from the weight difference.
The precision balance PCE-MA 100 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 precision balance dries the material to be weighed, and then calculates the moisture content from the weight difference.
