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Visilab has delivered products to the pulp and paper industry since 1985. These products are portable moisture meter and on-line moisture Indicators based on reflective infrared technology.

In 2010, Visilab launched a new portable moisture meter AK30. It has been very successful and many meters are delivered in a short time in Sweden.

Now Visilab have launched the all new AK40 for positions where the budget has not previously allowed an investment. Less demanding locations, pilot equipment, research, special paper containing various ingredients. Different fiber materials, blankets, textiles.

AK40 has the same characteristics as portable AK30 but a stronger casing and the ability to link with QCS and infrared heat meters.

Featured Specifications AK40:

• new generation of on-line moisture meters
• economic, can be installed in many different positions
• fits many applications and materials, paper, cardboard, textiles,filter materials
• requiring small size of the measurement, 10 mm diameter
• very wide measuring range 0% --- 70%
• long service life 200,000 hours
• distance to the path c 10 mm

NEW VERSION - New Generation of online Moisture Meters - AK40

Visilab has supplied products to the pulp and paper industry since 1985. The devices are portable moisture meters and on-line humidity meters based on infrared reflective technology.

Selected specifications AK30:

• small, fits many applications and materials , paper, cardboard, textiles, filter material, wood chips, sawdust, bio fuel

• requiring small size of the measurement point, 10 mm diameter

• easy, you can take with you "everywhere"

• very wide measuring range 0% --- 70%

• can measure the rotating rolls,

• old data can be stored in the meter

• three LCD display to show trend curves, numeric data, Backlight

• Data can be examined in the display in graphical form, and statistics • Bluetooth wireless kopling PC, cable or extensive programs for the treatment of historical data on PC

Visilab represented by Nipman Paper Technology in Scandinavia.

Robert Clayhills.