Resistive hygroMeter

Resistive hygrometers measure humidity by utilizing the characteristic of moisture-sensitive materials changing their resistance upon absorbing moisture. Their core component is a substrate coated with conductive polymers or salts. When environmental humidity changes, the ionization degree of the material alters, leading to a corresponding relationship between resistance and humidity. This instrument is used for humidity monitoring in settings such as warehouses and greenhouses, and in paper mills, it can monitor the moisture content of paper.
Selection
When selecting, pay attention to the sensor type: polymer sensors are suitable for normal temperature and humidity, while ceramic sensors are resistant to high temperatures. Choose the measurement range as needed, such as 0-40%RH or 0-100%RH. Common accuracy ranges from ±2% to ±5%RH. Note the temperature compensation function and ensure the operating temperature range matches the environment. For long-term use, select sensors with anti-condensation structures, and opt for corrosion-resistant housings in corrosive environments. Calibrate regularly using standard salt solutions.

Terms

Instruments

Sharp probe measurement without leaving marks, measurement range 6%~ 90%, support wood moisture content and wood humidity equivalent value display, equipped with extended Probe and hammer ElectRode for different depth measurement.

$ 444.00

Four-station independent operation, speed accuracy +/- 1% and range 100-7000rpm, support 5-stage program control and 3000 seconds homogenizing time, equipped with HEPA efficient filtrate to achieve 99.99% purification rate.

$ 8949.00

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