Radwag MA X7.A.WH Moisture Analyzer

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About this Model:
  • Max Capacity: 50g Moisture Content Readability[d]: 0.001% 
  • 7” Graphic Color Touchscreen 
  • 250 °C Halogen Drying Lamp
  • Dry Mass Determination (4) Functions & Weighing Modes 
  • RS232, USB-A, USB-B, Ethernet, Wi-Fi
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Radwag MA X7.A.WH Moisture Analyzer

Radwag MA X7.A.WH Moisture Analyzer

MA.X7.A series

is equipped with innovative system: the drying chamber can be opened and closed automatically using button or proximity sensors.Such solution allows:

  • Maintaining moisture analyzer clean – operator does not touch moisture analyzer’s housing.
  • Removing any shocks caused by manual closing of the chamber – the chamber closes automatically and always with the same intensity.
  • Achieving high repeatability of opening and closing the drying chamber.
  • Enhancing drying process automation.
  • Enhancing safety of operation by eliminating contact with hot components of drying chamber.
  • Improving operation ergonomics.

Capacity and
Temperature

MA.X7.A maximum capacity ranges from 50g/0.1mg to 210g/0.1mg. Moisture content is measured with the 0.01%accuracy (0.001 % for samples bigger than 1.5g).The maximum drying temperature is 160˚C (there is an optional  moisture analyzer with 250˚C maximum temperature).

An additional element for moisture analyzers that improves their functionality is a water vapor permeability determination set used in tanning industry for determining hygienic properties of leather.

The results

The results obtained using the moisture analyzer (the final result of the drying process):

  • % M – the mass loss in %; displays the mass change recorded during the drying process, expressed as a percentage,
  • % D – the dry mass obtained during the drying process, expressed as a percentage; the result is the portion of the sample that remains on the weighing pan after the moisture has evaporated,
  • % R – the ratio of moisture content to dry mass, obtained during the drying process, expressed as a percentage; the result is the portion of the sample that evaporated during the drying process,
  • g – the sample mass after drying.

MA.X7.A series

is equipped with innovative system: the drying chamber can be opened and closed automatically using button or proximity sensors.Such solution allows:

  • Maintaining moisture analyzer clean – operator does not touch moisture analyzer’s housing.
  • Removing any shocks caused by manual closing of the chamber – the chamber closes automatically and always with the same intensity.
  • Achieving high repeatability of opening and closing the drying chamber.
  • Enhancing drying process automation.
  • Enhancing safety of operation by eliminating contact with hot components of drying chamber.
  • Improving operation ergonomics.

Capacity and
Temperature

MA.X7.A maximum capacity ranges from 50g/0.1mg to 210g/0.1mg. Moisture content is measured with the 0.01%accuracy (0.001 % for samples bigger than 1.5g).The maximum drying temperature is 160˚C (there is an optional  moisture analyzer with 250˚C maximum temperature).

An additional element for moisture analyzers that improves their functionality is a water vapor permeability determination set used in tanning industry for determining hygienic properties of leather.

The results

The results obtained using the moisture analyzer (the final result of the drying process):

  • % M – the mass loss in %; displays the mass change recorded during the drying process, expressed as a percentage,
  • % D – the dry mass obtained during the drying process, expressed as a percentage; the result is the portion of the sample that remains on the weighing pan after the moisture has evaporated,
  • % R – the ratio of moisture content to dry mass, obtained during the drying process, expressed as a percentage; the result is the portion of the sample that evaporated during the drying process,
  • g – the sample mass after drying.
Datasheet
Maximum capacity [Max] 50  g
Readability [d] 1  mg
Tare range -50  g
Adjustment external  
Maximum sample weight 50  g
Heating module halogen  
Moisture content repeatability +/-0.05% (sample ~ 2g), +/-0.01% (sample ~ 10g)  
Moisture content readability 0.001%  
Drying temperature range Max 250  °C
Leveling system manual  
Display 7″ graphic colour touchscreen  
Weighing chamber automatic  
Maximum sample height 20  mm
Weighing pan dimensions ø90, h= 8  mm
Packaging dimensions 476×381×346  mm
Net weight 5.2  kg
Gross weight 6.5  kg
Protection class IP 43  
Display mode %MC, %DC, %ATRO MC, %ATRO DC, g, g/kg MC, g/kg DC, -%MC  
Drying method 4 drying profiles (standard, fast, step, mild)  
Finish mode 4 modes (automatic, manual, time-defined, user-defined)  
Additional functions sample traceability  
Communication interface RS232¹, USB-A, USB-B, Ethernet, Wi-Fi®  
Power supply 100V – 120V AC 50/60Hz or 200V-240V AC 50/60Hz  
Power consumption 6 W  
Heating module power 450 W  
Operating temperature +10 — +40  °C
Mass indication control External mass standard 50 g, 100 g, 200 g (depending on the type of moisture analyzer)  
Internal adjustment For .IC models only, GLP report  
External adjustment For all models, GLP report  
Drying temperature control One- or two-point, depending on the drying profile (equipment: GT105k-12/Z Control Thermometer)  
Moisture content indication control Certified MV Test Set  
Internal / External adjustment Depending on the type of moisture analyzer, GLP report  
Drying temperature adjustment Three-point adjustment at defined temperatures, programmable values (equipment: GT105k-12/Z Control Thermometer)  

Functions


Autotest
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Autotest

Diagnostic function aiming at metrological parameters determination (repeatability), the parameters are determined for the actual conditions of use. When speaking of repeatability it may be also used for weighing time optimization. Autotest is operated in an automatic mode thus operator’s time is saved.


Replaceable Units
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Replaceable Units

This allows you to conveniently convert between grams and pounds as well as other units according to your needs

The list of available units includes:

  • Gram [g]
  • Milligram [mg]
  • Kilogram [kg]
  • Carat [c]
  • Pound [lb]
  • Ounce [oz]
  • Troy Ounce [ozt]
  • Pennyweight [dwt]
  • Hong Kong Tael [tlh]
  • Singapore Tael [tls]
  • Taiwanese Tael [tlt]
  • Chinese Tael [tlc]
  • Momme [m]
  • Grain [gr]
  • Tical [ti]
  • Newton [N]
  • Mesghal [msg]

Percent Weighing
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Percent Weighing

Percent Weighing function is used for comparison of measured products with mass standard. Mass of a mass standard may be a numeric value taken from a database or it may be determined through a measurement process. Each measured product is compared to mass standard, mass of which is presumed as a model 100% ideal mass. For products weighing less than the mass standard, obtained results are lower than 100%, for products weighing more, the obtained results are greatly  exceeded.


Moisture Content Analysis
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Moisture Content Analysis

The Moisture Content Analysis function on the Radwag Moisture Analyzers determines the moisture content in samples by measuring the mass loss during drying. Key components include:

  • Initial Measurement: Weighs the sample before drying.
  • Drying Process: Heats the sample to evaporate moisture using various heating modules (halogen, IR, metal heaters).
  • Real-Time Calculation: Continuously monitors and calculates the moisture loss, displaying results in real-time.
  • Results Display: Shows moisture content as a percentage and other units (%MC, %DC).
  • Applications: Crucial for industries like food, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals for quality control.
  • Additional Features: Offers different drying profiles and finish modes for flexibility.

This function ensures precise and real-time moisture content determination, essential for maintaining product quality and regulatory compliance


Dry Mass Determination
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Dry Mass Determination

Determination of product mass after completed technological, physical and chemical processes enforcing product moisture evaporation. RADWAG moisture analyzers are designed to test the moisture content by heating of the samples, which is done using an IR emitter, a halogen or a metal heater.


Samples Drying
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Samples Drying

Drying process enables to determine moisture content of a given sample by evaporating its free water and other components. The sample's moisture content [%M] is determined by means of precise weighing carried out before and during the drying process. 


Statistics
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Statistics

Statistics function registers and analyses performed measurements. This supplies the user withthe following information: Max and Min standard deviation, average value, variance, range et.


Drying Modes
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Drying Modes

Method for obtaining maximum drying temperature. There are 4 drying profiles: standard, mild, step, fast. The profiles differ by which ensure various dynamics of temperature increase.


IR Sensors
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IR Sensors

Programmable function supporting the weighing process through control of the following options: sliding weighing chamber doors, printout, zeroing, tarring etc. Especially appreciated wherever preventing the balance from soiling is important.


ALIBI Memory
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ALIBI Memory

"ALIBI" memory enables saving and storing up to 100000 measurements.  Measurements are saved automatically upon each pressing of the key. There is no need for any additional operations or changing settings.
The following data related with the measurements is saved: measurement date; measurement time; result (mass); tare value; operator carrying out the measurement (logged in); product name.
The software saves the measurement in a so called loop, i.e. when the measurement no. 100001 is saved, the measurement 1 gets automatically deleted from the memory.
Measurements saved to balance memory cannot be deleted.
You can preview and print out the data saved to the ALIBI database.


GLP Procedures
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GLP Procedures

Diagnostic function allowing to objectively document performed measurements. GLP procedures may be either presented in a short report form or extended one.