Crushed Grain Moisture Tester — Accurate, Fast Moisture Measurement for Processed Grain

Description

The Crushed Grain Moisture Tester is a rugged, easy-to-use instrument designed for farmers, grain processors, feed millers, and grain traders who need precise moisture content readings of crushed or ground grain samples. Unlike whole-grain meters, this tester is optimized to analyse milled, crushed, or broken kernels — giving you reliable moisture values that help improve drying control, storage decisions, quality grading, and processing efficiency.

Built for field and facility use, this tester combines rapid measurement, clear digital output, and durable construction for consistent performance in demanding agricultural environments.

Key Features

• 🌾 Accurate Moisture Results: Provides precise moisture readings for crushed grain and sample materials.
• 📟 Clear Digital Display: Backlit LCD shows moisture percentage, temperature, and status indicators at a glance.
• 🔄 Wide Grain Compatibility: Designed for crushed corn, wheat, barley, sorghum, oats, rice, and other cereals.
• 🧠 Quick Measurement: Fast response time — deliver moisture results in seconds.
• 🔋 Portable Battery Powered: Ideal for field, silo, mill, or lab use without reliance on external power.
• 🛡️ Durable Build: Tough housing protects internal components in farm and industrial settings.
• 📊 Data Hold Function: Hold readings on screen for easier recording and comparison.
• ⚙️ Easy Calibration: User-adjustable calibration settings for ongoing accuracy.
• 🧼 Simple Operation: Intuitive keypad and straightforward interface reduce operator error.

Typical Uses

✔ Moisture analysis of crushed grain samples
✔ Quality control in feed mills and grain processing lines
✔ Pre-drying moisture assessment for broken grains
✔ Storage and inventory moisture checks
✔ Grain grading and acceptance testing
✔ Laboratory and field verification

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