Electronic Wood Density Meter LMEW-A101

Electronic Wood Density Meter LMEW-A101 offers a durable and compact structure, with a wide weighing range of 0.001 to 150 grams and a rapid testing time of just 10 seconds. Its LCD display facilitates direct reading of wood properties including density, volume, water absorption, porosity, and more. It is specially designed for measuring and recording the density and moisture content of wood materials with precision and efficiency. Catalog Send Mail Whatsapp Get Quote

Specifications

Weighing Range	0.001 to 150g
Minimum Sample Weight	5g
Maximum Sample Weight	150g
Water Absorption and Porosity	0.0001
Density Resolution	0.001g/cm³
Weighing Sensor	German HBM
A Cage for Floating Objects	Yes
Function for Solution Compensation	Yes
Medium	Either water or liquid
Wind-Proof Outer Cover	Yes
Standard Interface	RS-232
Testing Time	10 seconds
Temperature Range	0 to 40℃
Display	LCD
Power Supply	AC 220 V, 50 Hz
Dimension	195 × 210 × 185 mm
Packing Dimension	395 × 195 × 330 mm
Net Weight	3.5 kg
Gross Weight	4.5 kg

Features

Incorporated a built-in temperature compensation function, ensuring accurate measurements under varying conditions
The user interface is both easy to navigate and intuitively designed, facilitating straightforward operation
Supplied with an optional intelligent data processor for storing measurement data
Constructed with robust components, guaranteeing a long operational lifetime
The portable and space-saving design ensures practicality in various settings
Tailored for non-absorbent wood products, this meter enables direct measurement of density and volume, simplifying the assessment process
Features a wax-sealing method for porous materials, enhancing its versatility
Offers fast and precise testing capabilities, with quick results with accuracy
Provides direct readings, further streamlining the measurement process
It is user-friendly and safe to operate

Applications

It finds applications in assessing the basic density, bulk density, wet density, apparent density, apparent porosity, water absorption, volume of open pores, and closed pores, as well as the total porosity of wood. It is particularly useful for determining the air-dried density of wood in both laboratory and production environments.