Electronic Wood Density Meter LWDM-A11

Overview

Electronic Wood Density Meter LWDM-A11 is robust and compact design device. It offers 0 .001 to 150 g weighing range and 10 seconds testing time. Designed with LCD display to observe density, volume, water absorption, porosity and Offers direct reading. It adopt non-absorbent wood products, density and volume of the products can be showed direct. It is used in Boiling method, vacuum saturation method and applied for testing the basic density, bulk , wet, apparent density, apparent porosity, water absorption, volume of open pores and closed pores, total porosity of wood For testing air-dried density of wood in laboratory and production environments.

Specifications :

Weighing range	0 .001 to 150 g
Minimum sample weight	5 g
Maximum weighing capacity	150 g
Water absorption and porosity	0.0001
Density resolution	0.001g/cm3
Built-in weighing sensor	German HBM
A cage for floating objects	Yes
Function of solution compensation	Yes
Either water or liquid can be used as medium	Yes
Rechargeable batteries	NA
Wind-proof outer cover	Yes
Standard interface	RS-232
Testing time	10 seconds
Temperature range	0 to 40℃
Display	Digital Screen LCD Display
Dimension	195 × 210 × 185 mm
Packing dimension	395 × 195 × 330 mm
Power supply	AC 220 V, 50 Hz
Net weight	3.5 kg
Gross weight	4.5 kg

Features :

• -  Designed with digital Screen LCD display to observe density, volume, water absorption and porosity
• -  Built-in temperature compensation function, ranges from 0 to 40℃
• -  Offers easy to navigate user interface and intuitive operation
• -  Intelligent data processor can store measurement data (Optional)
• -  Robust components ensure a long device for lifetime and with space-saving design
• -  Equipped for non-absorbent wood products, density and volume of the products can be showed direct
• -  Designed with wax-sealing method for porous material
• -  Fast and precise testing
• -  Offers direct reading
• -  User-Friendly and safe operations
• -  It is used in laboratory and production environments