MCS-2X Moisture Content Standard
Moisture Content Standard
Moisture Content Standard
Moisture Content Standard
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Brand : Delmhorst
The MCS-2X Moisture Content Standard is an indispensable quality control accessory designed for verifying the accuracy of Delmhorst paper moisture meters. This standard allows users to check the meter’s performance at two critical moisture values—6% and 12% Paper—ensuring the instrument maintains factory precision for reliable QC measurements in the paper and packaging industry.
- Dual-point check for meter accuracy.
- Verifies 6% and 12% Paper values.
- Optional NIST-traceable certification available.
− Features
- Dual-Value Calibration Check: Allows technicians to easily test the moisture meter at two specific set points: 6% and 12% on the Paper scale, which confirms linear accuracy across a critical measurement range.
- Enhanced Quality Assurance: Provides a quick, reliable method to verify meter performance before and during use, minimizing the risk of inaccurate readings that could lead to material rejection or production errors.
- Traceable Certification Option: An optional Letter of Certification is available upon purchase, providing documentation of the standard’s values that is traceable to NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology), supporting internal and external audit requirements.
- Targeted Meter Compatibility: Specifically engineered for use with Delmhorst moisture meters designed for paper, and is the current standard for models like the PX-20 and PX-30.
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What is the purpose of the MCS-2X Moisture Content Standard?
Its purpose is to check the calibration and accuracy of Delmhorst paper moisture meters at specific set points.
Which moisture values does the MCS-2X check?
The standard checks the meter at 6% and 12% moisture content on the Paper scale.
Is the MCS-2X certified for traceability?
An optional Letter of Certification is available, providing values traceable to NIST.
Which Delmhorst meters are compatible with this standard?
It is compatible with current Delmhorst paper moisture meters, including the PX-20 and PX-30.
What should be ordered for older P-2000 meters?
P-2000 meters with serial numbers prior to 19390 should use the MCS-2 instead of the MCS-2X.
Features
- Dual-Value Calibration Check: Allows technicians to easily test the moisture meter at two specific set points: 6% and 12% on the Paper scale, which confirms linear accuracy across a critical measurement range.
- Enhanced Quality Assurance: Provides a quick, reliable method to verify meter performance before and during use, minimizing the risk of inaccurate readings that could lead to material rejection or production errors.
- Traceable Certification Option: An optional Letter of Certification is available upon purchase, providing documentation of the standard’s values that is traceable to NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology), supporting internal and external audit requirements.
- Targeted Meter Compatibility: Specifically engineered for use with Delmhorst moisture meters designed for paper, and is the current standard for models like the PX-20 and PX-30.
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FAQs
What is the purpose of the MCS-2X Moisture Content Standard?
Its purpose is to check the calibration and accuracy of Delmhorst paper moisture meters at specific set points.
Which moisture values does the MCS-2X check?
The standard checks the meter at 6% and 12% moisture content on the Paper scale.
Is the MCS-2X certified for traceability?
An optional Letter of Certification is available, providing values traceable to NIST.
Which Delmhorst meters are compatible with this standard?
It is compatible with current Delmhorst paper moisture meters, including the PX-20 and PX-30.
What should be ordered for older P-2000 meters?
P-2000 meters with serial numbers prior to 19390 should use the MCS-2 instead of the MCS-2X.
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