Analytical instruments

MA X2.A moisture analyzers are hi-tech measuring instruments intended for quick determination of rel (more)ative moisture content, dry mass content and other parameters in samples of different substances. MA.X2.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. MA.X2.A series features user-friendly colour touchscreen. Free configuration of the control panel can be done by means of hotkeys, customizable information fields and programmable labels. Drying process can be carried out for any temperature and – thanks to databases – particular drying process may be set for a specific product. Highlights of X2 Series moisture analyzers: Automatic opening and closing of the drying chamber 5” capacitive colour touchpad Modern interface Uncomplicated, intuitive operation Programmable display Drying profiles (standard, mild, step, fast) GLP/GMP printouts-reports Repeatable and customized applications Work optimization due to the use of halogen lamps Capacity and temperature MA.X2.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 vapour permeability determination set used in tanning industry for determining hygienic properties of leather. Databases: Information system of X2 series moisture analyzers is based on 8 databases, allowing many users to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 8 databases: Products (up to 5000 products) Users (up to 100 users) Packaging (up to 100 packagings) Customers (up to 1000 customers) Drying programs (up to 200 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 5000 drying process reports) Ambient conditions (up to 10000 records) Weighings (up to 50000 records) 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. Interfaces USB interface ensures quick transfer and copying of any results of your work (measurements, reports, databases) to a computer or other moisture analyzer. Remote access to the moisture analyzer allows for online data management. Cooperation with E2R allows for external data management which in turn increases the efficiency and results to the maximum.

MA X2.A moisture analyzers are hi-tech measuring instruments intended for quick determination of rel (more)ative moisture content, dry mass content and other parameters in samples of different substances. MA.X2.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. MA.X2.A series features user-friendly colour touchscreen. Free configuration of the control panel can be done by means of hotkeys, customizable information fields and programmable labels. Drying process can be carried out for any temperature and – thanks to databases – particular drying process may be set for a specific product. Highlights of X2 Series moisture analyzers: Automatic opening and closing of the drying chamber 5” capacitive colour touchpad Modern interface Uncomplicated, intuitive operation Programmable display Drying profiles (standard, mild, step, fast) GLP/GMP printouts-reports Repeatable and customized applications Work optimization due to the use of halogen lamps Capacity and temperature MA.X2.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 vapour permeability determination set used in tanning industry for determining hygienic properties of leather. Databases: Information system of X2 series moisture analyzers is based on 8 databases, allowing many users to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 8 databases: Products (up to 5000 products) Users (up to 100 users) Packaging (up to 100 packagings) Customers (up to 1000 customers) Drying programs (up to 200 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 5000 drying process reports) Ambient conditions (up to 10000 records) Weighings (up to 50000 records) 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. Interfaces USB interface ensures quick transfer and copying of any results of your work (measurements, reports, databases) to a computer or other moisture analyzer. Remote access to the moisture analyzer allows for online data management. Cooperation with E2R allows for external data management which in turn increases the efficiency and results to the maximum.

MA X2.A moisture analyzers are hi-tech measuring instruments intended for quick determination of rel (more)ative moisture content, dry mass content and other parameters in samples of different substances. MA.X2.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. MA.X2.A series features user-friendly colour touchscreen. Free configuration of the control panel can be done by means of hotkeys, customizable information fields and programmable labels. Drying process can be carried out for any temperature and – thanks to databases – particular drying process may be set for a specific product. Highlights of X2 Series moisture analyzers: Automatic opening and closing of the drying chamber 5” capacitive colour touchpad Modern interface Uncomplicated, intuitive operation Programmable display Drying profiles (standard, mild, step, fast) GLP/GMP printouts-reports Repeatable and customized applications Work optimization due to the use of halogen lamps Capacity and temperature MA.X2.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 vapour permeability determination set used in tanning industry for determining hygienic properties of leather. Databases: Information system of X2 series moisture analyzers is based on 8 databases, allowing many users to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 8 databases: Products (up to 5000 products) Users (up to 100 users) Packaging (up to 100 packagings) Customers (up to 1000 customers) Drying programs (up to 200 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 5000 drying process reports) Ambient conditions (up to 10000 records) Weighings (up to 50000 records) 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. Interfaces USB interface ensures quick transfer and copying of any results of your work (measurements, reports, databases) to a computer or other moisture analyzer. Remote access to the moisture analyzer allows for online data management. Cooperation with E2R allows for external data management which in turn increases the efficiency and results to the maximum.

MA X2.A moisture analyzers are hi-tech measuring instruments intended for quick determination of rel (more)ative moisture content, dry mass content and other parameters in samples of different substances. MA.X2.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. MA.X2.A series features user-friendly colour touchscreen. Free configuration of the control panel can be done by means of hotkeys, customizable information fields and programmable labels. Drying process can be carried out for any temperature and – thanks to databases – particular drying process may be set for a specific product. Highlights of X2 Series moisture analyzers: Automatic opening and closing of the drying chamber 5” capacitive colour touchpad Modern interface Uncomplicated, intuitive operation Programmable display Drying profiles (standard, mild, step, fast) GLP/GMP printouts-reports Repeatable and customized applications Work optimization due to the use of halogen lamps Capacity and temperature MA.X2.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 vapour permeability determination set used in tanning industry for determining hygienic properties of leather. Databases: Information system of X2 series moisture analyzers is based on 8 databases, allowing many users to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 8 databases: Products (up to 5000 products) Users (up to 100 users) Packaging (up to 100 packagings) Customers (up to 1000 customers) Drying programs (up to 200 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 5000 drying process reports) Ambient conditions (up to 10000 records) Weighings (up to 50000 records) 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. Interfaces USB interface ensures quick transfer and copying of any results of your work (measurements, reports, databases) to a computer or other moisture analyzer. Remote access to the moisture analyzer allows for online data management. Cooperation with E2R allows for external data management which in turn increases the efficiency and results to the maximum.

MA X2.A moisture analyzers are hi-tech measuring instruments intended for quick determination of rel (more)ative moisture content, dry mass content and other parameters in samples of different substances. MA.X2.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. MA.X2.A series features user-friendly colour touchscreen. Free configuration of the control panel can be done by means of hotkeys, customizable information fields and programmable labels. Drying process can be carried out for any temperature and – thanks to databases – particular drying process may be set for a specific product. Highlights of X2 Series moisture analyzers: Automatic opening and closing of the drying chamber 5” capacitive colour touchpad Modern interface Uncomplicated, intuitive operation Programmable display Drying profiles (standard, mild, step, fast) GLP/GMP printouts-reports Repeatable and customized applications Work optimization due to the use of halogen lamps Capacity and temperature MA.X2.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 vapour permeability determination set used in tanning industry for determining hygienic properties of leather. Databases: Information system of X2 series moisture analyzers is based on 8 databases, allowing many users to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 8 databases: Products (up to 5000 products) Users (up to 100 users) Packaging (up to 100 packagings) Customers (up to 1000 customers) Drying programs (up to 200 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 5000 drying process reports) Ambient conditions (up to 10000 records) Weighings (up to 50000 records) 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. Interfaces USB interface ensures quick transfer and copying of any results of your work (measurements, reports, databases) to a computer or other moisture analyzer. Remote access to the moisture analyzer allows for online data management. Cooperation with E2R allows for external data management which in turn increases the efficiency and results to the maximum.

Moisture analyzer is a laboratory measuring instrument intended to determine relative humidity for s (more)mall samples of different materials. MA.R series redefines moisture analyzers standards. The MA.R series This series has been equipped with brand new readable LCD display providing an extra text line for information such as supplementary messages and data, e.g. product name or tare value. The moisture analyzer, using respective pictograms, signalizes currently activated mode, computer connection and functions, both balance and service ones. The MA.R series is enriched with various interfaces: RS232, USB type A, USB type B and Wi-Fi. The moisture analyzer is housed in a plastic casing. Databases: Information system of R series moisture analyzers is based on 6 databases, allowing many operators to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 6 databases: Users (up to 10 users) Products (up to 1000 products) Weighings (up to 1000 weighings) Tares (up to 100 tares) Programs (up to 100 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 1000 reports) 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. Exchange of information within the system is performed by means of USB port on bi-directional basis. It is possible to import and export databases using memory sticks. Direct access to information It is possible to access functions and databases directly, using keyboard soft keys. Database – access to databases Function – access to basic functions F1 and F2 – programmable function keys and menu navigation keys Reports – access to database of drying process reports Profile – access to parameters settings Sample – access to products database

Moisture analyzer is a laboratory measuring instrument intended to determine relative humidity for s (more)mall samples of different materials. MA.R series redefines moisture analyzers standards. The MA.R series This series has been equipped with brand new readable LCD display providing an extra text line for information such as supplementary messages and data, e.g. product name or tare value. The moisture analyzer, using respective pictograms, signalizes currently activated mode, computer connection and functions, both balance and service ones. The MA.R series is enriched with various interfaces: RS232, USB type A, USB type B and Wi-Fi. The moisture analyzer is housed in a plastic casing. Databases: Information system of R series moisture analyzers is based on 6 databases, allowing many operators to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 6 databases: Users (up to 10 users) Products (up to 1000 products) Weighings (up to 1000 weighings) Tares (up to 100 tares) Programs (up to 100 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 1000 reports) 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. Exchange of information within the system is performed by means of USB port on bi-directional basis. It is possible to import and export databases using memory sticks. Direct access to information It is possible to access functions and databases directly, using keyboard soft keys. Database – access to databases Function – access to basic functions F1 and F2 – programmable function keys and menu navigation keys Reports – access to database of drying process reports Profile – access to parameters settings Sample – access to products database

Moisture analyzer is a laboratory measuring instrument intended to determine relative humidity for s (more)mall samples of different materials. MA.R series redefines moisture analyzers standards. The MA.R series This series has been equipped with brand new readable LCD display providing an extra text line for information such as supplementary messages and data, e.g. product name or tare value. The moisture analyzer, using respective pictograms, signalizes currently activated mode, computer connection and functions, both balance and service ones. The MA.R series is enriched with various interfaces: RS232, USB type A, USB type B and Wi-Fi. The moisture analyzer is housed in a plastic casing. Databases: Information system of R series moisture analyzers is based on 6 databases, allowing many operators to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 6 databases: Users (up to 10 users) Products (up to 1000 products) Weighings (up to 1000 weighings) Tares (up to 100 tares) Programs (up to 100 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 1000 reports) 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. Exchange of information within the system is performed by means of USB port on bi-directional basis. It is possible to import and export databases using memory sticks. Direct access to information It is possible to access functions and databases directly, using keyboard soft keys. Database – access to databases Function – access to basic functions F1 and F2 – programmable function keys and menu navigation keys Reports – access to database of drying process reports Profile – access to parameters settings Sample – access to products database

Moisture analyzer is a laboratory measuring instrument intended to determine relative humidity for s (more)mall samples of different materials. MA.R series redefines moisture analyzers standards. The MA.R series This series has been equipped with brand new readable LCD display providing an extra text line for information such as supplementary messages and data, e.g. product name or tare value. The moisture analyzer, using respective pictograms, signalizes currently activated mode, computer connection and functions, both balance and service ones. The MA.R series is enriched with various interfaces: RS232, USB type A, USB type B and Wi-Fi. The moisture analyzer is housed in a plastic casing. Databases: Information system of R series moisture analyzers is based on 6 databases, allowing many operators to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 6 databases: Users (up to 10 users) Products (up to 1000 products) Weighings (up to 1000 weighings) Tares (up to 100 tares) Programs (up to 100 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 1000 reports) 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. Exchange of information within the system is performed by means of USB port on bi-directional basis. It is possible to import and export databases using memory sticks. Direct access to information It is possible to access functions and databases directly, using keyboard soft keys. Database – access to databases Function – access to basic functions F1 and F2 – programmable function keys and menu navigation keys Reports – access to database of drying process reports Profile – access to parameters settings Sample – access to products database

Moisture analyzer is a laboratory measuring instrument intended to determine relative humidity for s (more)mall samples of different materials. MA.R series redefines moisture analyzers standards. The MA.R series This series has been equipped with brand new readable LCD display providing an extra text line for information such as supplementary messages and data, e.g. product name or tare value. The moisture analyzer, using respective pictograms, signalizes currently activated mode, computer connection and functions, both balance and service ones. The MA.R series is enriched with various interfaces: RS232, USB type A, USB type B and Wi-Fi. The moisture analyzer is housed in a plastic casing. Databases: Information system of R series moisture analyzers is based on 6 databases, allowing many operators to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 6 databases: Users (up to 10 users) Products (up to 1000 products) Weighings (up to 1000 weighings) Tares (up to 100 tares) Programs (up to 100 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 1000 reports) 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. Exchange of information within the system is performed by means of USB port on bi-directional basis. It is possible to import and export databases using memory sticks. Direct access to information It is possible to access functions and databases directly, using keyboard soft keys. Database – access to databases Function – access to basic functions F1 and F2 – programmable function keys and menu navigation keys Reports – access to database of drying process reports Profile – access to parameters settings Sample – access to products database

Moisture analyzer is a laboratory measuring instrument intended to determine relative humidity for s (more)mall samples of different materials. MA.R series redefines moisture analyzers standards. The MA.R series This series has been equipped with brand new readable LCD display providing an extra text line for information such as supplementary messages and data, e.g. product name or tare value. The moisture analyzer, using respective pictograms, signalizes currently activated mode, computer connection and functions, both balance and service ones. The MA.R series is enriched with various interfaces: RS232, USB type A, USB type B and Wi-Fi. The moisture analyzer is housed in a plastic casing. Databases: Information system of R series moisture analyzers is based on 6 databases, allowing many operators to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 6 databases: Users (up to 10 users) Products (up to 1000 products) Weighings (up to 1000 weighings) Tares (up to 100 tares) Programs (up to 100 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 1000 reports) 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. Exchange of information within the system is performed by means of USB port on bi-directional basis. It is possible to import and export databases using memory sticks. Direct access to information It is possible to access functions and databases directly, using keyboard soft keys. Database – access to databases Function – access to basic functions F1 and F2 – programmable function keys and menu navigation keys Reports – access to database of drying process reports Profile – access to parameters settings Sample – access to products database

Moisture analyzer is a laboratory measuring instrument intended to determine relative humidity for s (more)mall samples of different materials. MA.R series redefines moisture analyzers standards. The MA.R series This series has been equipped with brand new readable LCD display providing an extra text line for information such as supplementary messages and data, e.g. product name or tare value. The moisture analyzer, using respective pictograms, signalizes currently activated mode, computer connection and functions, both balance and service ones. The MA.R series is enriched with various interfaces: RS232, USB type A, USB type B and Wi-Fi. The moisture analyzer is housed in a plastic casing. Databases: Information system of R series moisture analyzers is based on 6 databases, allowing many operators to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 6 databases: Users (up to 10 users) Products (up to 1000 products) Weighings (up to 1000 weighings) Tares (up to 100 tares) Programs (up to 100 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 1000 reports) 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. Exchange of information within the system is performed by means of USB port on bi-directional basis. It is possible to import and export databases using memory sticks. Direct access to information It is possible to access functions and databases directly, using keyboard soft keys. Database – access to databases Function – access to basic functions F1 and F2 – programmable function keys and menu navigation keys Reports – access to database of drying process reports Profile – access to parameters settings Sample – access to products database

Moisture analyzer is a laboratory measuring instrument intended to determine relative humidity for s (more)mall samples of different materials. MA.R series redefines moisture analyzers standards. The MA.R series This series has been equipped with brand new readable LCD display providing an extra text line for information such as supplementary messages and data, e.g. product name or tare value. The moisture analyzer, using respective pictograms, signalizes currently activated mode, computer connection and functions, both balance and service ones. The MA.R series is enriched with various interfaces: RS232, USB type A, USB type B and Wi-Fi. The moisture analyzer is housed in a plastic casing. Databases: Information system of R series moisture analyzers is based on 6 databases, allowing many operators to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 6 databases: Users (up to 10 users) Products (up to 1000 products) Weighings (up to 1000 weighings) Tares (up to 100 tares) Programs (up to 100 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 1000 reports) 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. Exchange of information within the system is performed by means of USB port on bi-directional basis. It is possible to import and export databases using memory sticks. Direct access to information It is possible to access functions and databases directly, using keyboard soft keys. Database – access to databases Function – access to basic functions F1 and F2 – programmable function keys and menu navigation keys Reports – access to database of drying process reports Profile – access to parameters settings Sample – access to products database

Moisture analyzer is a laboratory measuring instrument intended to determine relative humidity for s (more)mall samples of different materials. MA.R series redefines moisture analyzers standards. The MA.R series This series has been equipped with brand new readable LCD display providing an extra text line for information such as supplementary messages and data, e.g. product name or tare value. The moisture analyzer, using respective pictograms, signalizes currently activated mode, computer connection and functions, both balance and service ones. The MA.R series is enriched with various interfaces: RS232, USB type A, USB type B and Wi-Fi. The moisture analyzer is housed in a plastic casing. Databases: Information system of R series moisture analyzers is based on 6 databases, allowing many operators to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 6 databases: Users (up to 10 users) Products (up to 1000 products) Weighings (up to 1000 weighings) Tares (up to 100 tares) Programs (up to 100 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 1000 reports) 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. Exchange of information within the system is performed by means of USB port on bi-directional basis. It is possible to import and export databases using memory sticks. Direct access to information It is possible to access functions and databases directly, using keyboard soft keys. Database – access to databases Function – access to basic functions F1 and F2 – programmable function keys and menu navigation keys Reports – access to database of drying process reports Profile – access to parameters settings Sample – access to products database

Moisture analyzer is a laboratory measuring instrument intended to determine relative humidity for s (more)mall samples of different materials. MA.R series redefines moisture analyzers standards. The MA.R series This series has been equipped with brand new readable LCD display providing an extra text line for information such as supplementary messages and data, e.g. product name or tare value. The moisture analyzer, using respective pictograms, signalizes currently activated mode, computer connection and functions, both balance and service ones. The MA.R series is enriched with various interfaces: RS232, USB type A, USB type B and Wi-Fi. The moisture analyzer is housed in a plastic casing. Databases: Information system of R series moisture analyzers is based on 6 databases, allowing many operators to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 6 databases: Users (up to 10 users) Products (up to 1000 products) Weighings (up to 1000 weighings) Tares (up to 100 tares) Programs (up to 100 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 1000 reports) 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. Exchange of information within the system is performed by means of USB port on bi-directional basis. It is possible to import and export databases using memory sticks. Direct access to information It is possible to access functions and databases directly, using keyboard soft keys. Database – access to databases Function – access to basic functions F1 and F2 – programmable function keys and menu navigation keys Reports – access to database of drying process reports Profile – access to parameters settings Sample – access to products database

Moisture analyzer is a laboratory measuring instrument intended to determine relative humidity for s (more)mall samples of different materials. MA.R series redefines moisture analyzers standards. The MA.R series This series has been equipped with brand new readable LCD display providing an extra text line for information such as supplementary messages and data, e.g. product name or tare value. The moisture analyzer, using respective pictograms, signalizes currently activated mode, computer connection and functions, both balance and service ones. The MA.R series is enriched with various interfaces: RS232, USB type A, USB type B and Wi-Fi. The moisture analyzer is housed in a plastic casing. Databases: Information system of R series moisture analyzers is based on 6 databases, allowing many operators to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 6 databases: Users (up to 10 users) Products (up to 1000 products) Weighings (up to 1000 weighings) Tares (up to 100 tares) Programs (up to 100 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 1000 reports) 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. Exchange of information within the system is performed by means of USB port on bi-directional basis. It is possible to import and export databases using memory sticks. Direct access to information It is possible to access functions and databases directly, using keyboard soft keys. Database – access to databases Function – access to basic functions F1 and F2 – programmable function keys and menu navigation keys Reports – access to database of drying process reports Profile – access to parameters settings Sample – access to products database

Moisture analyzer is a laboratory measuring instrument intended to determine relative humidity for s (more)mall samples of different materials. MA.R series redefines moisture analyzers standards. The MA.R series This series has been equipped with brand new readable LCD display providing an extra text line for information such as supplementary messages and data, e.g. product name or tare value. The moisture analyzer, using respective pictograms, signalizes currently activated mode, computer connection and functions, both balance and service ones. The MA.R series is enriched with various interfaces: RS232, USB type A, USB type B and Wi-Fi. The moisture analyzer is housed in a plastic casing. Databases: Information system of R series moisture analyzers is based on 6 databases, allowing many operators to operate product database comprising many samples. Collected measurements may be subjected to subsequent analysis. Collected data is registered in 6 databases: Users (up to 10 users) Products (up to 1000 products) Weighings (up to 1000 weighings) Tares (up to 100 tares) Programs (up to 100 drying programs) Drying process reports (up to 1000 reports) 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. Exchange of information within the system is performed by means of USB port on bi-directional basis. It is possible to import and export databases using memory sticks. Direct access to information It is possible to access functions and databases directly, using keyboard soft keys. Database – access to databases Function – access to basic functions F1 and F2 – programmable function keys and menu navigation keys Reports – access to database of drying process reports Profile – access to parameters settings Sample – access to products database

Do you need a moisture analyzer that not only determines moisture or dry matter content with impress (more)ive accuracy, but also performs a digital audit, responds to your voice commands and sends you light messages? If so, learn about the functionality of the ELLIPSIS series of moisture analyzers: It Dries in 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer offers you four drying profiles: standard, mild, fast and step. The standard profile is the usually used drying profile. It allows the most accurate determination of moisture content. The mild profile is designed for drying substances that are sensitive to the rapid heat released by the filaments, which heat full power at the initial stage of the process. An example of such a substance is leather. You will use the fast profile for samples with significant moisture content – of the order of even several tens of percent. The step profile will be ideal for drying substances that contain more than 15 percent moisture. Within this profile you can define any three temperatures. You will choose the values of temperature and duration of heating experimentally. What Drying Temperature Should I Set? The drying temperature determines the duration of the process. Its value depends on the type of material. If the temperature is too low, it will under-dry the sample and, consequently, unnecessarily increase the measurement time, while if it is too high, it will cause a burning effect on the material. The drying temperature for the traditional (oven) method is determined by industry or factory standards. If there are no standards, you will select the temperature experimentally. The maximum drying temperature on the MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer is 160°C. How Do I Finish the Drying? In 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer has four finish modes: automatic, manual, time-defined and user-defined. Automatic mode You define the moisture loss limit value in 60 seconds. When the moisture analyzer reaches the set criterion, the measurement will automatically end. Manual mode You terminate the measurement yourself by pressing the STOP button. Time-defined mode The measurement ends after the set time has elapsed regardless of the result. You have up to 99 hours 59 minutes to manage! User-defined mode When you remove all volatiles from a sample, by definition, its mass should be constant. During drying, the dry mass of the sample is defined by a condition: if the mass of the sample is stable within 1 mg during the observation time (Auto 1-5), we consider that all volatile components have been removed from its structure. Digital Weighing Auditor Ensures that your moisture analyzer is ready for use. What is more, it informs about the need for a moisture analyzer inspection or a periodic audit of the moisture analyzer’s accuracy and sensitivity. 10-Inch Display Bigger screen – 10’’ – means more information in one place. On the new ELLIPSIS terminal, you will see up to 3 screens, widgets, graphs, statuses, notes, handy measurement history. Uncompromising User Verification For the first time ever, the moisture analyzer will verify the user using a password, RFID card, fingerprint reader, facial recognition mechanism, or any combination of these. Ambient Light – an Innovative Way for the Moisture Analyzer to Communicate With the User The light colour will tell you about status, process results, procedures, or alerts. Hotspot Use the moisture analyzer on any device connected to it. This can be a smartphone, tablet, or computer. RFID ELLIPSIS works with RFID tags* that can be used to tag your products or formulation ingredients in the database. They can also be used to identify a user. Live Note – Note Down Your Conclusions It’s the first time you can add a voice memo to a measurement series or procedure report. If you prefer to write it down, ELLIPSIS allows you to add a text note. Handy Library This is where a series of recent measurements or a report ready for digital signature, according to 21 CFR Part 11, can be found. Widgets Prepared to display what you need most at any given moment. 21 CFR Part 11 Do you work in the pharmaceutical industry? Do you need a digital signature? We are offering the moisture analyzer which as a standalone fully meets the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11/ EU GMP Annex 11. Full data security Electronic signatures Validations Electronic records Audit trails Modbus TCP/IP is one of the most popular communication protocols in industrial automation. Implementing it in the 5Y balances and CY10 scales makes the devices of this series friendly to automation integrators. A balance or scale in a Modbus system is a slave device and performs tasks specified by the master device which is most often a PLC. Protocol Modbus TCP/IP in the 5Y balances and C10 scales enables, among other things, the realization of mass readout, zeroing and tare functions of the device, as well as tare settings and MIN and MAX thresholds. * RFID ISO/IEC 14443 Type A, 13.56 MHz

Do you need a moisture analyzer that not only determines moisture or dry matter content with impress (more)ive accuracy, but also performs a digital audit, responds to your voice commands and sends you light messages? If so, learn about the functionality of the ELLIPSIS series of moisture analyzers: It Dries in 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer offers you four drying profiles: standard, mild, fast and step. The standard profile is the usually used drying profile. It allows the most accurate determination of moisture content. The mild profile is designed for drying substances that are sensitive to the rapid heat released by the filaments, which heat full power at the initial stage of the process. An example of such a substance is leather. You will use the fast profile for samples with significant moisture content – of the order of even several tens of percent. The step profile will be ideal for drying substances that contain more than 15 percent moisture. Within this profile you can define any three temperatures. You will choose the values of temperature and duration of heating experimentally. What Drying Temperature Should I Set? The drying temperature determines the duration of the process. Its value depends on the type of material. If the temperature is too low, it will under-dry the sample and, consequently, unnecessarily increase the measurement time, while if it is too high, it will cause a burning effect on the material. The drying temperature for the traditional (oven) method is determined by industry or factory standards. If there are no standards, you will select the temperature experimentally. The maximum drying temperature on the MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer is 160°C. How Do I Finish the Drying? In 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer has four finish modes: automatic, manual, time-defined and user-defined. Automatic mode You define the moisture loss limit value in 60 seconds. When the moisture analyzer reaches the set criterion, the measurement will automatically end. Manual mode You terminate the measurement yourself by pressing the STOP button. Time-defined mode The measurement ends after the set time has elapsed regardless of the result. You have up to 99 hours 59 minutes to manage! User-defined mode When you remove all volatiles from a sample, by definition, its mass should be constant. During drying, the dry mass of the sample is defined by a condition: if the mass of the sample is stable within 1 mg during the observation time (Auto 1-5), we consider that all volatile components have been removed from its structure. Digital Weighing Auditor Ensures that your moisture analyzer is ready for use. What is more, it informs about the need for a moisture analyzer inspection or a periodic audit of the moisture analyzer’s accuracy and sensitivity. 10-Inch Display Bigger screen – 10’’ – means more information in one place. On the new ELLIPSIS terminal, you will see up to 3 screens, widgets, graphs, statuses, notes, handy measurement history. Uncompromising User Verification For the first time ever, the moisture analyzer will verify the user using a password, RFID card, fingerprint reader, facial recognition mechanism, or any combination of these. Ambient Light – an Innovative Way for the Moisture Analyzer to Communicate With the User The light colour will tell you about status, process results, procedures, or alerts. Hotspot Use the moisture analyzer on any device connected to it. This can be a smartphone, tablet, or computer. RFID ELLIPSIS works with RFID tags* that can be used to tag your products or formulation ingredients in the database. They can also be used to identify a user. Live Note – Note Down Your Conclusions It’s the first time you can add a voice memo to a measurement series or procedure report. If you prefer to write it down, ELLIPSIS allows you to add a text note. Handy Library This is where a series of recent measurements or a report ready for digital signature, according to 21 CFR Part 11, can be found. Widgets Prepared to display what you need most at any given moment. 21 CFR Part 11 Do you work in the pharmaceutical industry? Do you need a digital signature? We are offering the moisture analyzer which as a standalone fully meets the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11/ EU GMP Annex 11. Full data security Electronic signatures Validations Electronic records Audit trails Modbus TCP/IP is one of the most popular communication protocols in industrial automation. Implementing it in the 5Y balances and CY10 scales makes the devices of this series friendly to automation integrators. A balance or scale in a Modbus system is a slave device and performs tasks specified by the master device which is most often a PLC. Protocol Modbus TCP/IP in the 5Y balances and C10 scales enables, among other things, the realization of mass readout, zeroing and tare functions of the device, as well as tare settings and MIN and MAX thresholds. * RFID ISO/IEC 14443 Type A, 13.56 MHz

Do you need a moisture analyzer that not only determines moisture or dry matter content with impress (more)ive accuracy, but also performs a digital audit, responds to your voice commands and sends you light messages? If so, learn about the functionality of the ELLIPSIS series of moisture analyzers: It Dries in 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer offers you four drying profiles: standard, mild, fast and step. The standard profile is the usually used drying profile. It allows the most accurate determination of moisture content. The mild profile is designed for drying substances that are sensitive to the rapid heat released by the filaments, which heat full power at the initial stage of the process. An example of such a substance is leather. You will use the fast profile for samples with significant moisture content – of the order of even several tens of percent. The step profile will be ideal for drying substances that contain more than 15 percent moisture. Within this profile you can define any three temperatures. You will choose the values of temperature and duration of heating experimentally. What Drying Temperature Should I Set? The drying temperature determines the duration of the process. Its value depends on the type of material. If the temperature is too low, it will under-dry the sample and, consequently, unnecessarily increase the measurement time, while if it is too high, it will cause a burning effect on the material. The drying temperature for the traditional (oven) method is determined by industry or factory standards. If there are no standards, you will select the temperature experimentally. The maximum drying temperature on the MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer is 160°C. How Do I Finish the Drying? In 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer has four finish modes: automatic, manual, time-defined and user-defined. Automatic mode You define the moisture loss limit value in 60 seconds. When the moisture analyzer reaches the set criterion, the measurement will automatically end. Manual mode You terminate the measurement yourself by pressing the STOP button. Time-defined mode The measurement ends after the set time has elapsed regardless of the result. You have up to 99 hours 59 minutes to manage! User-defined mode When you remove all volatiles from a sample, by definition, its mass should be constant. During drying, the dry mass of the sample is defined by a condition: if the mass of the sample is stable within 1 mg during the observation time (Auto 1-5), we consider that all volatile components have been removed from its structure. Digital Weighing Auditor Ensures that your moisture analyzer is ready for use. What is more, it informs about the need for a moisture analyzer inspection or a periodic audit of the moisture analyzer’s accuracy and sensitivity. 10-Inch Display Bigger screen – 10’’ – means more information in one place. On the new ELLIPSIS terminal, you will see up to 3 screens, widgets, graphs, statuses, notes, handy measurement history. Uncompromising User Verification For the first time ever, the moisture analyzer will verify the user using a password, RFID card, fingerprint reader, facial recognition mechanism, or any combination of these. Ambient Light – an Innovative Way for the Moisture Analyzer to Communicate With the User The light colour will tell you about status, process results, procedures, or alerts. Hotspot Use the moisture analyzer on any device connected to it. This can be a smartphone, tablet, or computer. RFID ELLIPSIS works with RFID tags* that can be used to tag your products or formulation ingredients in the database. They can also be used to identify a user. Live Note – Note Down Your Conclusions It’s the first time you can add a voice memo to a measurement series or procedure report. If you prefer to write it down, ELLIPSIS allows you to add a text note. Handy Library This is where a series of recent measurements or a report ready for digital signature, according to 21 CFR Part 11, can be found. Widgets Prepared to display what you need most at any given moment. 21 CFR Part 11 Do you work in the pharmaceutical industry? Do you need a digital signature? We are offering the moisture analyzer which as a standalone fully meets the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11/ EU GMP Annex 11. Full data security Electronic signatures Validations Electronic records Audit trails Modbus TCP/IP is one of the most popular communication protocols in industrial automation. Implementing it in the 5Y balances and CY10 scales makes the devices of this series friendly to automation integrators. A balance or scale in a Modbus system is a slave device and performs tasks specified by the master device which is most often a PLC. Protocol Modbus TCP/IP in the 5Y balances and C10 scales enables, among other things, the realization of mass readout, zeroing and tare functions of the device, as well as tare settings and MIN and MAX thresholds. * RFID ISO/IEC 14443 Type A, 13.56 MHz

Do you need a moisture analyzer that not only determines moisture or dry matter content with impress (more)ive accuracy, but also performs a digital audit, responds to your voice commands and sends you light messages? If so, learn about the functionality of the ELLIPSIS series of moisture analyzers: It Dries in 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer offers you four drying profiles: standard, mild, fast and step. The standard profile is the usually used drying profile. It allows the most accurate determination of moisture content. The mild profile is designed for drying substances that are sensitive to the rapid heat released by the filaments, which heat full power at the initial stage of the process. An example of such a substance is leather. You will use the fast profile for samples with significant moisture content – of the order of even several tens of percent. The step profile will be ideal for drying substances that contain more than 15 percent moisture. Within this profile you can define any three temperatures. You will choose the values of temperature and duration of heating experimentally. What Drying Temperature Should I Set? The drying temperature determines the duration of the process. Its value depends on the type of material. If the temperature is too low, it will under-dry the sample and, consequently, unnecessarily increase the measurement time, while if it is too high, it will cause a burning effect on the material. The drying temperature for the traditional (oven) method is determined by industry or factory standards. If there are no standards, you will select the temperature experimentally. The maximum drying temperature on the MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer is 160°C. How Do I Finish the Drying? In 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer has four finish modes: automatic, manual, time-defined and user-defined. Automatic mode You define the moisture loss limit value in 60 seconds. When the moisture analyzer reaches the set criterion, the measurement will automatically end. Manual mode You terminate the measurement yourself by pressing the STOP button. Time-defined mode The measurement ends after the set time has elapsed regardless of the result. You have up to 99 hours 59 minutes to manage! User-defined mode When you remove all volatiles from a sample, by definition, its mass should be constant. During drying, the dry mass of the sample is defined by a condition: if the mass of the sample is stable within 1 mg during the observation time (Auto 1-5), we consider that all volatile components have been removed from its structure. Digital Weighing Auditor Ensures that your moisture analyzer is ready for use. What is more, it informs about the need for a moisture analyzer inspection or a periodic audit of the moisture analyzer’s accuracy and sensitivity. 10-Inch Display Bigger screen – 10’’ – means more information in one place. On the new ELLIPSIS terminal, you will see up to 3 screens, widgets, graphs, statuses, notes, handy measurement history. Uncompromising User Verification For the first time ever, the moisture analyzer will verify the user using a password, RFID card, fingerprint reader, facial recognition mechanism, or any combination of these. Ambient Light – an Innovative Way for the Moisture Analyzer to Communicate With the User The light colour will tell you about status, process results, procedures, or alerts. Hotspot Use the moisture analyzer on any device connected to it. This can be a smartphone, tablet, or computer. RFID ELLIPSIS works with RFID tags* that can be used to tag your products or formulation ingredients in the database. They can also be used to identify a user. Live Note – Note Down Your Conclusions It’s the first time you can add a voice memo to a measurement series or procedure report. If you prefer to write it down, ELLIPSIS allows you to add a text note. Handy Library This is where a series of recent measurements or a report ready for digital signature, according to 21 CFR Part 11, can be found. Widgets Prepared to display what you need most at any given moment. 21 CFR Part 11 Do you work in the pharmaceutical industry? Do you need a digital signature? We are offering the moisture analyzer which as a standalone fully meets the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11/ EU GMP Annex 11. Full data security Electronic signatures Validations Electronic records Audit trails Modbus TCP/IP is one of the most popular communication protocols in industrial automation. Implementing it in the 5Y balances and CY10 scales makes the devices of this series friendly to automation integrators. A balance or scale in a Modbus system is a slave device and performs tasks specified by the master device which is most often a PLC. Protocol Modbus TCP/IP in the 5Y balances and C10 scales enables, among other things, the realization of mass readout, zeroing and tare functions of the device, as well as tare settings and MIN and MAX thresholds. * RFID ISO/IEC 14443 Type A, 13.56 MHz

Do you need a moisture analyzer that not only determines moisture or dry matter content with impress (more)ive accuracy, but also performs a digital audit, responds to your voice commands and sends you light messages? If so, learn about the functionality of the ELLIPSIS series of moisture analyzers: It Dries in 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer offers you four drying profiles: standard, mild, fast and step. The standard profile is the usually used drying profile. It allows the most accurate determination of moisture content. The mild profile is designed for drying substances that are sensitive to the rapid heat released by the filaments, which heat full power at the initial stage of the process. An example of such a substance is leather. You will use the fast profile for samples with significant moisture content – of the order of even several tens of percent. The step profile will be ideal for drying substances that contain more than 15 percent moisture. Within this profile you can define any three temperatures. You will choose the values of temperature and duration of heating experimentally. What Drying Temperature Should I Set? The drying temperature determines the duration of the process. Its value depends on the type of material. If the temperature is too low, it will under-dry the sample and, consequently, unnecessarily increase the measurement time, while if it is too high, it will cause a burning effect on the material. The drying temperature for the traditional (oven) method is determined by industry or factory standards. If there are no standards, you will select the temperature experimentally. The maximum drying temperature on the MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer is 160°C. How Do I Finish the Drying? In 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer has four finish modes: automatic, manual, time-defined and user-defined. Automatic mode You define the moisture loss limit value in 60 seconds. When the moisture analyzer reaches the set criterion, the measurement will automatically end. Manual mode You terminate the measurement yourself by pressing the STOP button. Time-defined mode The measurement ends after the set time has elapsed regardless of the result. You have up to 99 hours 59 minutes to manage! User-defined mode When you remove all volatiles from a sample, by definition, its mass should be constant. During drying, the dry mass of the sample is defined by a condition: if the mass of the sample is stable within 1 mg during the observation time (Auto 1-5), we consider that all volatile components have been removed from its structure. Digital Weighing Auditor Ensures that your moisture analyzer is ready for use. What is more, it informs about the need for a moisture analyzer inspection or a periodic audit of the moisture analyzer’s accuracy and sensitivity. 10-Inch Display Bigger screen – 10’’ – means more information in one place. On the new ELLIPSIS terminal, you will see up to 3 screens, widgets, graphs, statuses, notes, handy measurement history. Uncompromising User Verification For the first time ever, the moisture analyzer will verify the user using a password, RFID card, fingerprint reader, facial recognition mechanism, or any combination of these. Ambient Light – an Innovative Way for the Moisture Analyzer to Communicate With the User The light colour will tell you about status, process results, procedures, or alerts. Hotspot Use the moisture analyzer on any device connected to it. This can be a smartphone, tablet, or computer. RFID ELLIPSIS works with RFID tags* that can be used to tag your products or formulation ingredients in the database. They can also be used to identify a user. Live Note – Note Down Your Conclusions It’s the first time you can add a voice memo to a measurement series or procedure report. If you prefer to write it down, ELLIPSIS allows you to add a text note. Handy Library This is where a series of recent measurements or a report ready for digital signature, according to 21 CFR Part 11, can be found. Widgets Prepared to display what you need most at any given moment. 21 CFR Part 11 Do you work in the pharmaceutical industry? Do you need a digital signature? We are offering the moisture analyzer which as a standalone fully meets the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11/ EU GMP Annex 11. Full data security Electronic signatures Validations Electronic records Audit trails Modbus TCP/IP is one of the most popular communication protocols in industrial automation. Implementing it in the 5Y balances and CY10 scales makes the devices of this series friendly to automation integrators. A balance or scale in a Modbus system is a slave device and performs tasks specified by the master device which is most often a PLC. Protocol Modbus TCP/IP in the 5Y balances and C10 scales enables, among other things, the realization of mass readout, zeroing and tare functions of the device, as well as tare settings and MIN and MAX thresholds. * RFID ISO/IEC 14443 Type A, 13.56 MHz

Do you need a moisture analyzer that not only determines moisture or dry matter content with impress (more)ive accuracy, but also performs a digital audit, responds to your voice commands and sends you light messages? If so, learn about the functionality of the ELLIPSIS series of moisture analyzers: It Dries in 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer offers you four drying profiles: standard, mild, fast and step. The standard profile is the usually used drying profile. It allows the most accurate determination of moisture content. The mild profile is designed for drying substances that are sensitive to the rapid heat released by the filaments, which heat full power at the initial stage of the process. An example of such a substance is leather. You will use the fast profile for samples with significant moisture content – of the order of even several tens of percent. The step profile will be ideal for drying substances that contain more than 15 percent moisture. Within this profile you can define any three temperatures. You will choose the values of temperature and duration of heating experimentally. What Drying Temperature Should I Set? The drying temperature determines the duration of the process. Its value depends on the type of material. If the temperature is too low, it will under-dry the sample and, consequently, unnecessarily increase the measurement time, while if it is too high, it will cause a burning effect on the material. The drying temperature for the traditional (oven) method is determined by industry or factory standards. If there are no standards, you will select the temperature experimentally. The maximum drying temperature on the MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer is 160°C. How Do I Finish the Drying? In 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer has four finish modes: automatic, manual, time-defined and user-defined. Automatic mode You define the moisture loss limit value in 60 seconds. When the moisture analyzer reaches the set criterion, the measurement will automatically end. Manual mode You terminate the measurement yourself by pressing the STOP button. Time-defined mode The measurement ends after the set time has elapsed regardless of the result. You have up to 99 hours 59 minutes to manage! User-defined mode When you remove all volatiles from a sample, by definition, its mass should be constant. During drying, the dry mass of the sample is defined by a condition: if the mass of the sample is stable within 1 mg during the observation time (Auto 1-5), we consider that all volatile components have been removed from its structure. Digital Weighing Auditor Ensures that your moisture analyzer is ready for use. What is more, it informs about the need for a moisture analyzer inspection or a periodic audit of the moisture analyzer’s accuracy and sensitivity. 10-Inch Display Bigger screen – 10’’ – means more information in one place. On the new ELLIPSIS terminal, you will see up to 3 screens, widgets, graphs, statuses, notes, handy measurement history. Uncompromising User Verification For the first time ever, the moisture analyzer will verify the user using a password, RFID card, fingerprint reader, facial recognition mechanism, or any combination of these. Ambient Light – an Innovative Way for the Moisture Analyzer to Communicate With the User The light colour will tell you about status, process results, procedures, or alerts. Hotspot Use the moisture analyzer on any device connected to it. This can be a smartphone, tablet, or computer. RFID ELLIPSIS works with RFID tags* that can be used to tag your products or formulation ingredients in the database. They can also be used to identify a user. Live Note – Note Down Your Conclusions It’s the first time you can add a voice memo to a measurement series or procedure report. If you prefer to write it down, ELLIPSIS allows you to add a text note. Handy Library This is where a series of recent measurements or a report ready for digital signature, according to 21 CFR Part 11, can be found. Widgets Prepared to display what you need most at any given moment. 21 CFR Part 11 Do you work in the pharmaceutical industry? Do you need a digital signature? We are offering the moisture analyzer which as a standalone fully meets the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11/ EU GMP Annex 11. Full data security Electronic signatures Validations Electronic records Audit trails Modbus TCP/IP is one of the most popular communication protocols in industrial automation. Implementing it in the 5Y balances and CY10 scales makes the devices of this series friendly to automation integrators. A balance or scale in a Modbus system is a slave device and performs tasks specified by the master device which is most often a PLC. Protocol Modbus TCP/IP in the 5Y balances and C10 scales enables, among other things, the realization of mass readout, zeroing and tare functions of the device, as well as tare settings and MIN and MAX thresholds. * RFID ISO/IEC 14443 Type A, 13.56 MHz

Do you need a moisture analyzer that not only determines moisture or dry matter content with impress (more)ive accuracy, but also performs a digital audit, responds to your voice commands and sends you light messages? If so, learn about the functionality of the ELLIPSIS series of moisture analyzers: It Dries in 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer offers you four drying profiles: standard, mild, fast and step. The standard profile is the usually used drying profile. It allows the most accurate determination of moisture content. The mild profile is designed for drying substances that are sensitive to the rapid heat released by the filaments, which heat full power at the initial stage of the process. An example of such a substance is leather. You will use the fast profile for samples with significant moisture content – of the order of even several tens of percent. The step profile will be ideal for drying substances that contain more than 15 percent moisture. Within this profile you can define any three temperatures. You will choose the values of temperature and duration of heating experimentally. What Drying Temperature Should I Set? The drying temperature determines the duration of the process. Its value depends on the type of material. If the temperature is too low, it will under-dry the sample and, consequently, unnecessarily increase the measurement time, while if it is too high, it will cause a burning effect on the material. The drying temperature for the traditional (oven) method is determined by industry or factory standards. If there are no standards, you will select the temperature experimentally. The maximum drying temperature on the MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer is 160°C. How Do I Finish the Drying? In 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer has four finish modes: automatic, manual, time-defined and user-defined. Automatic mode You define the moisture loss limit value in 60 seconds. When the moisture analyzer reaches the set criterion, the measurement will automatically end. Manual mode You terminate the measurement yourself by pressing the STOP button. Time-defined mode The measurement ends after the set time has elapsed regardless of the result. You have up to 99 hours 59 minutes to manage! User-defined mode When you remove all volatiles from a sample, by definition, its mass should be constant. During drying, the dry mass of the sample is defined by a condition: if the mass of the sample is stable within 1 mg during the observation time (Auto 1-5), we consider that all volatile components have been removed from its structure. Digital Weighing Auditor Ensures that your moisture analyzer is ready for use. What is more, it informs about the need for a moisture analyzer inspection or a periodic audit of the moisture analyzer’s accuracy and sensitivity. 10-Inch Display Bigger screen – 10’’ – means more information in one place. On the new ELLIPSIS terminal, you will see up to 3 screens, widgets, graphs, statuses, notes, handy measurement history. Uncompromising User Verification For the first time ever, the moisture analyzer will verify the user using a password, RFID card, fingerprint reader, facial recognition mechanism, or any combination of these. Ambient Light – an Innovative Way for the Moisture Analyzer to Communicate With the User The light colour will tell you about status, process results, procedures, or alerts. Hotspot Use the moisture analyzer on any device connected to it. This can be a smartphone, tablet, or computer. RFID ELLIPSIS works with RFID tags* that can be used to tag your products or formulation ingredients in the database. They can also be used to identify a user. Live Note – Note Down Your Conclusions It’s the first time you can add a voice memo to a measurement series or procedure report. If you prefer to write it down, ELLIPSIS allows you to add a text note. Handy Library This is where a series of recent measurements or a report ready for digital signature, according to 21 CFR Part 11, can be found. Widgets Prepared to display what you need most at any given moment. 21 CFR Part 11 Do you work in the pharmaceutical industry? Do you need a digital signature? We are offering the moisture analyzer which as a standalone fully meets the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11/ EU GMP Annex 11. Full data security Electronic signatures Validations Electronic records Audit trails Modbus TCP/IP is one of the most popular communication protocols in industrial automation. Implementing it in the 5Y balances and CY10 scales makes the devices of this series friendly to automation integrators. A balance or scale in a Modbus system is a slave device and performs tasks specified by the master device which is most often a PLC. Protocol Modbus TCP/IP in the 5Y balances and C10 scales enables, among other things, the realization of mass readout, zeroing and tare functions of the device, as well as tare settings and MIN and MAX thresholds. * RFID ISO/IEC 14443 Type A, 13.56 MHz

Do you need a moisture analyzer that not only determines moisture or dry matter content with impress (more)ive accuracy, but also performs a digital audit, responds to your voice commands and sends you light messages? If so, learn about the functionality of the ELLIPSIS series of moisture analyzers: It Dries in 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer offers you four drying profiles: standard, mild, fast and step. The standard profile is the usually used drying profile. It allows the most accurate determination of moisture content. The mild profile is designed for drying substances that are sensitive to the rapid heat released by the filaments, which heat full power at the initial stage of the process. An example of such a substance is leather. You will use the fast profile for samples with significant moisture content – of the order of even several tens of percent. The step profile will be ideal for drying substances that contain more than 15 percent moisture. Within this profile you can define any three temperatures. You will choose the values of temperature and duration of heating experimentally. What Drying Temperature Should I Set? The drying temperature determines the duration of the process. Its value depends on the type of material. If the temperature is too low, it will under-dry the sample and, consequently, unnecessarily increase the measurement time, while if it is too high, it will cause a burning effect on the material. The drying temperature for the traditional (oven) method is determined by industry or factory standards. If there are no standards, you will select the temperature experimentally. The maximum drying temperature on the MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer is 160°C. How Do I Finish the Drying? In 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer has four finish modes: automatic, manual, time-defined and user-defined. Automatic mode You define the moisture loss limit value in 60 seconds. When the moisture analyzer reaches the set criterion, the measurement will automatically end. Manual mode You terminate the measurement yourself by pressing the STOP button. Time-defined mode The measurement ends after the set time has elapsed regardless of the result. You have up to 99 hours 59 minutes to manage! User-defined mode When you remove all volatiles from a sample, by definition, its mass should be constant. During drying, the dry mass of the sample is defined by a condition: if the mass of the sample is stable within 1 mg during the observation time (Auto 1-5), we consider that all volatile components have been removed from its structure. Digital Weighing Auditor Ensures that your moisture analyzer is ready for use. What is more, it informs about the need for a moisture analyzer inspection or a periodic audit of the moisture analyzer’s accuracy and sensitivity. 10-Inch Display Bigger screen – 10’’ – means more information in one place. On the new ELLIPSIS terminal, you will see up to 3 screens, widgets, graphs, statuses, notes, handy measurement history. Uncompromising User Verification For the first time ever, the moisture analyzer will verify the user using a password, RFID card, fingerprint reader, facial recognition mechanism, or any combination of these. Ambient Light – an Innovative Way for the Moisture Analyzer to Communicate With the User The light colour will tell you about status, process results, procedures, or alerts. Hotspot Use the moisture analyzer on any device connected to it. This can be a smartphone, tablet, or computer. RFID ELLIPSIS works with RFID tags* that can be used to tag your products or formulation ingredients in the database. They can also be used to identify a user. Live Note – Note Down Your Conclusions It’s the first time you can add a voice memo to a measurement series or procedure report. If you prefer to write it down, ELLIPSIS allows you to add a text note. Handy Library This is where a series of recent measurements or a report ready for digital signature, according to 21 CFR Part 11, can be found. Widgets Prepared to display what you need most at any given moment. 21 CFR Part 11 Do you work in the pharmaceutical industry? Do you need a digital signature? We are offering the moisture analyzer which as a standalone fully meets the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11/ EU GMP Annex 11. Full data security Electronic signatures Validations Electronic records Audit trails Modbus TCP/IP is one of the most popular communication protocols in industrial automation. Implementing it in the 5Y balances and CY10 scales makes the devices of this series friendly to automation integrators. A balance or scale in a Modbus system is a slave device and performs tasks specified by the master device which is most often a PLC. Protocol Modbus TCP/IP in the 5Y balances and C10 scales enables, among other things, the realization of mass readout, zeroing and tare functions of the device, as well as tare settings and MIN and MAX thresholds. * RFID ISO/IEC 14443 Type A, 13.56 MHz

Do you need a moisture analyzer that not only determines moisture or dry matter content with impress (more)ive accuracy, but also performs a digital audit, responds to your voice commands and sends you light messages? If so, learn about the functionality of the ELLIPSIS series of moisture analyzers: It Dries in 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer offers you four drying profiles: standard, mild, fast and step. The standard profile is the usually used drying profile. It allows the most accurate determination of moisture content. The mild profile is designed for drying substances that are sensitive to the rapid heat released by the filaments, which heat full power at the initial stage of the process. An example of such a substance is leather. You will use the fast profile for samples with significant moisture content – of the order of even several tens of percent. The step profile will be ideal for drying substances that contain more than 15 percent moisture. Within this profile you can define any three temperatures. You will choose the values of temperature and duration of heating experimentally. What Drying Temperature Should I Set? The drying temperature determines the duration of the process. Its value depends on the type of material. If the temperature is too low, it will under-dry the sample and, consequently, unnecessarily increase the measurement time, while if it is too high, it will cause a burning effect on the material. The drying temperature for the traditional (oven) method is determined by industry or factory standards. If there are no standards, you will select the temperature experimentally. The maximum drying temperature on the MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer is 160°C. How Do I Finish the Drying? In 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer has four finish modes: automatic, manual, time-defined and user-defined. Automatic mode You define the moisture loss limit value in 60 seconds. When the moisture analyzer reaches the set criterion, the measurement will automatically end. Manual mode You terminate the measurement yourself by pressing the STOP button. Time-defined mode The measurement ends after the set time has elapsed regardless of the result. You have up to 99 hours 59 minutes to manage! User-defined mode When you remove all volatiles from a sample, by definition, its mass should be constant. During drying, the dry mass of the sample is defined by a condition: if the mass of the sample is stable within 1 mg during the observation time (Auto 1-5), we consider that all volatile components have been removed from its structure. Digital Weighing Auditor Ensures that your moisture analyzer is ready for use. What is more, it informs about the need for a moisture analyzer inspection or a periodic audit of the moisture analyzer’s accuracy and sensitivity. 10-Inch Display Bigger screen – 10’’ – means more information in one place. On the new ELLIPSIS terminal, you will see up to 3 screens, widgets, graphs, statuses, notes, handy measurement history. Uncompromising User Verification For the first time ever, the moisture analyzer will verify the user using a password, RFID card, fingerprint reader, facial recognition mechanism, or any combination of these. Ambient Light – an Innovative Way for the Moisture Analyzer to Communicate With the User The light colour will tell you about status, process results, procedures, or alerts. Hotspot Use the moisture analyzer on any device connected to it. This can be a smartphone, tablet, or computer. RFID ELLIPSIS works with RFID tags* that can be used to tag your products or formulation ingredients in the database. They can also be used to identify a user. Live Note – Note Down Your Conclusions It’s the first time you can add a voice memo to a measurement series or procedure report. If you prefer to write it down, ELLIPSIS allows you to add a text note. Handy Library This is where a series of recent measurements or a report ready for digital signature, according to 21 CFR Part 11, can be found. Widgets Prepared to display what you need most at any given moment. 21 CFR Part 11 Do you work in the pharmaceutical industry? Do you need a digital signature? We are offering the moisture analyzer which as a standalone fully meets the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11/ EU GMP Annex 11. Full data security Electronic signatures Validations Electronic records Audit trails Modbus TCP/IP is one of the most popular communication protocols in industrial automation. Implementing it in the 5Y balances and CY10 scales makes the devices of this series friendly to automation integrators. A balance or scale in a Modbus system is a slave device and performs tasks specified by the master device which is most often a PLC. Protocol Modbus TCP/IP in the 5Y balances and C10 scales enables, among other things, the realization of mass readout, zeroing and tare functions of the device, as well as tare settings and MIN and MAX thresholds. * RFID ISO/IEC 14443 Type A, 13.56 MHz

Do you need a moisture analyzer that not only determines moisture or dry matter content with impress (more)ive accuracy, but also performs a digital audit, responds to your voice commands and sends you light messages? If so, learn about the functionality of the ELLIPSIS series of moisture analyzers: It Dries in 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer offers you four drying profiles: standard, mild, fast and step. The standard profile is the usually used drying profile. It allows the most accurate determination of moisture content. The mild profile is designed for drying substances that are sensitive to the rapid heat released by the filaments, which heat full power at the initial stage of the process. An example of such a substance is leather. You will use the fast profile for samples with significant moisture content – of the order of even several tens of percent. The step profile will be ideal for drying substances that contain more than 15 percent moisture. Within this profile you can define any three temperatures. You will choose the values of temperature and duration of heating experimentally. What Drying Temperature Should I Set? The drying temperature determines the duration of the process. Its value depends on the type of material. If the temperature is too low, it will under-dry the sample and, consequently, unnecessarily increase the measurement time, while if it is too high, it will cause a burning effect on the material. The drying temperature for the traditional (oven) method is determined by industry or factory standards. If there are no standards, you will select the temperature experimentally. The maximum drying temperature on the MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer is 160°C. How Do I Finish the Drying? In 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer has four finish modes: automatic, manual, time-defined and user-defined. Automatic mode You define the moisture loss limit value in 60 seconds. When the moisture analyzer reaches the set criterion, the measurement will automatically end. Manual mode You terminate the measurement yourself by pressing the STOP button. Time-defined mode The measurement ends after the set time has elapsed regardless of the result. You have up to 99 hours 59 minutes to manage! User-defined mode When you remove all volatiles from a sample, by definition, its mass should be constant. During drying, the dry mass of the sample is defined by a condition: if the mass of the sample is stable within 1 mg during the observation time (Auto 1-5), we consider that all volatile components have been removed from its structure. Digital Weighing Auditor Ensures that your moisture analyzer is ready for use. What is more, it informs about the need for a moisture analyzer inspection or a periodic audit of the moisture analyzer’s accuracy and sensitivity. 10-Inch Display Bigger screen – 10’’ – means more information in one place. On the new ELLIPSIS terminal, you will see up to 3 screens, widgets, graphs, statuses, notes, handy measurement history. Uncompromising User Verification For the first time ever, the moisture analyzer will verify the user using a password, RFID card, fingerprint reader, facial recognition mechanism, or any combination of these. Ambient Light – an Innovative Way for the Moisture Analyzer to Communicate With the User The light colour will tell you about status, process results, procedures, or alerts. Hotspot Use the moisture analyzer on any device connected to it. This can be a smartphone, tablet, or computer. RFID ELLIPSIS works with RFID tags* that can be used to tag your products or formulation ingredients in the database. They can also be used to identify a user. Live Note – Note Down Your Conclusions It’s the first time you can add a voice memo to a measurement series or procedure report. If you prefer to write it down, ELLIPSIS allows you to add a text note. Handy Library This is where a series of recent measurements or a report ready for digital signature, according to 21 CFR Part 11, can be found. Widgets Prepared to display what you need most at any given moment. 21 CFR Part 11 Do you work in the pharmaceutical industry? Do you need a digital signature? We are offering the moisture analyzer which as a standalone fully meets the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11/ EU GMP Annex 11. Full data security Electronic signatures Validations Electronic records Audit trails Modbus TCP/IP is one of the most popular communication protocols in industrial automation. Implementing it in the 5Y balances and CY10 scales makes the devices of this series friendly to automation integrators. A balance or scale in a Modbus system is a slave device and performs tasks specified by the master device which is most often a PLC. Protocol Modbus TCP/IP in the 5Y balances and C10 scales enables, among other things, the realization of mass readout, zeroing and tare functions of the device, as well as tare settings and MIN and MAX thresholds. * RFID ISO/IEC 14443 Type A, 13.56 MHz

Do you need a moisture analyzer that not only determines moisture or dry matter content with impress (more)ive accuracy, but also performs a digital audit, responds to your voice commands and sends you light messages? If so, learn about the functionality of the ELLIPSIS series of moisture analyzers: It Dries in 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer offers you four drying profiles: standard, mild, fast and step. The standard profile is the usually used drying profile. It allows the most accurate determination of moisture content. The mild profile is designed for drying substances that are sensitive to the rapid heat released by the filaments, which heat full power at the initial stage of the process. An example of such a substance is leather. You will use the fast profile for samples with significant moisture content – of the order of even several tens of percent. The step profile will be ideal for drying substances that contain more than 15 percent moisture. Within this profile you can define any three temperatures. You will choose the values of temperature and duration of heating experimentally. What Drying Temperature Should I Set? The drying temperature determines the duration of the process. Its value depends on the type of material. If the temperature is too low, it will under-dry the sample and, consequently, unnecessarily increase the measurement time, while if it is too high, it will cause a burning effect on the material. The drying temperature for the traditional (oven) method is determined by industry or factory standards. If there are no standards, you will select the temperature experimentally. The maximum drying temperature on the MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer is 160°C. How Do I Finish the Drying? In 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer has four finish modes: automatic, manual, time-defined and user-defined. Automatic mode You define the moisture loss limit value in 60 seconds. When the moisture analyzer reaches the set criterion, the measurement will automatically end. Manual mode You terminate the measurement yourself by pressing the STOP button. Time-defined mode The measurement ends after the set time has elapsed regardless of the result. You have up to 99 hours 59 minutes to manage! User-defined mode When you remove all volatiles from a sample, by definition, its mass should be constant. During drying, the dry mass of the sample is defined by a condition: if the mass of the sample is stable within 1 mg during the observation time (Auto 1-5), we consider that all volatile components have been removed from its structure. Digital Weighing Auditor Ensures that your moisture analyzer is ready for use. What is more, it informs about the need for a moisture analyzer inspection or a periodic audit of the moisture analyzer’s accuracy and sensitivity. 10-Inch Display Bigger screen – 10’’ – means more information in one place. On the new ELLIPSIS terminal, you will see up to 3 screens, widgets, graphs, statuses, notes, handy measurement history. Uncompromising User Verification For the first time ever, the moisture analyzer will verify the user using a password, RFID card, fingerprint reader, facial recognition mechanism, or any combination of these. Ambient Light – an Innovative Way for the Moisture Analyzer to Communicate With the User The light colour will tell you about status, process results, procedures, or alerts. Hotspot Use the moisture analyzer on any device connected to it. This can be a smartphone, tablet, or computer. RFID ELLIPSIS works with RFID tags* that can be used to tag your products or formulation ingredients in the database. They can also be used to identify a user. Live Note – Note Down Your Conclusions It’s the first time you can add a voice memo to a measurement series or procedure report. If you prefer to write it down, ELLIPSIS allows you to add a text note. Handy Library This is where a series of recent measurements or a report ready for digital signature, according to 21 CFR Part 11, can be found. Widgets Prepared to display what you need most at any given moment. 21 CFR Part 11 Do you work in the pharmaceutical industry? Do you need a digital signature? We are offering the moisture analyzer which as a standalone fully meets the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11/ EU GMP Annex 11. Full data security Electronic signatures Validations Electronic records Audit trails Modbus TCP/IP is one of the most popular communication protocols in industrial automation. Implementing it in the 5Y balances and CY10 scales makes the devices of this series friendly to automation integrators. A balance or scale in a Modbus system is a slave device and performs tasks specified by the master device which is most often a PLC. Protocol Modbus TCP/IP in the 5Y balances and C10 scales enables, among other things, the realization of mass readout, zeroing and tare functions of the device, as well as tare settings and MIN and MAX thresholds. * RFID ISO/IEC 14443 Type A, 13.56 MHz

Do you need a moisture analyzer that not only determines moisture or dry matter content with impress (more)ive accuracy, but also performs a digital audit, responds to your voice commands and sends you light messages? If so, learn about the functionality of the ELLIPSIS series of moisture analyzers: It Dries in 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer offers you four drying profiles: standard, mild, fast and step. The standard profile is the usually used drying profile. It allows the most accurate determination of moisture content. The mild profile is designed for drying substances that are sensitive to the rapid heat released by the filaments, which heat full power at the initial stage of the process. An example of such a substance is leather. You will use the fast profile for samples with significant moisture content – of the order of even several tens of percent. The step profile will be ideal for drying substances that contain more than 15 percent moisture. Within this profile you can define any three temperatures. You will choose the values of temperature and duration of heating experimentally. What Drying Temperature Should I Set? The drying temperature determines the duration of the process. Its value depends on the type of material. If the temperature is too low, it will under-dry the sample and, consequently, unnecessarily increase the measurement time, while if it is too high, it will cause a burning effect on the material. The drying temperature for the traditional (oven) method is determined by industry or factory standards. If there are no standards, you will select the temperature experimentally. The maximum drying temperature on the MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer is 160°C. How Do I Finish the Drying? In 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer has four finish modes: automatic, manual, time-defined and user-defined. Automatic mode You define the moisture loss limit value in 60 seconds. When the moisture analyzer reaches the set criterion, the measurement will automatically end. Manual mode You terminate the measurement yourself by pressing the STOP button. Time-defined mode The measurement ends after the set time has elapsed regardless of the result. You have up to 99 hours 59 minutes to manage! User-defined mode When you remove all volatiles from a sample, by definition, its mass should be constant. During drying, the dry mass of the sample is defined by a condition: if the mass of the sample is stable within 1 mg during the observation time (Auto 1-5), we consider that all volatile components have been removed from its structure. Digital Weighing Auditor Ensures that your moisture analyzer is ready for use. What is more, it informs about the need for a moisture analyzer inspection or a periodic audit of the moisture analyzer’s accuracy and sensitivity. 10-Inch Display Bigger screen – 10’’ – means more information in one place. On the new ELLIPSIS terminal, you will see up to 3 screens, widgets, graphs, statuses, notes, handy measurement history. Uncompromising User Verification For the first time ever, the moisture analyzer will verify the user using a password, RFID card, fingerprint reader, facial recognition mechanism, or any combination of these. Ambient Light – an Innovative Way for the Moisture Analyzer to Communicate With the User The light colour will tell you about status, process results, procedures, or alerts. Hotspot Use the moisture analyzer on any device connected to it. This can be a smartphone, tablet, or computer. RFID ELLIPSIS works with RFID tags* that can be used to tag your products or formulation ingredients in the database. They can also be used to identify a user. Live Note – Note Down Your Conclusions It’s the first time you can add a voice memo to a measurement series or procedure report. If you prefer to write it down, ELLIPSIS allows you to add a text note. Handy Library This is where a series of recent measurements or a report ready for digital signature, according to 21 CFR Part 11, can be found. Widgets Prepared to display what you need most at any given moment. 21 CFR Part 11 Do you work in the pharmaceutical industry? Do you need a digital signature? We are offering the moisture analyzer which as a standalone fully meets the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11/ EU GMP Annex 11. Full data security Electronic signatures Validations Electronic records Audit trails Modbus TCP/IP is one of the most popular communication protocols in industrial automation. Implementing it in the 5Y balances and CY10 scales makes the devices of this series friendly to automation integrators. A balance or scale in a Modbus system is a slave device and performs tasks specified by the master device which is most often a PLC. Protocol Modbus TCP/IP in the 5Y balances and C10 scales enables, among other things, the realization of mass readout, zeroing and tare functions of the device, as well as tare settings and MIN and MAX thresholds. * RFID ISO/IEC 14443 Type A, 13.56 MHz

Do you need a moisture analyzer that not only determines moisture or dry matter content with impress (more)ive accuracy, but also performs a digital audit, responds to your voice commands and sends you light messages? If so, learn about the functionality of the ELLIPSIS series of moisture analyzers: It Dries in 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer offers you four drying profiles: standard, mild, fast and step. The standard profile is the usually used drying profile. It allows the most accurate determination of moisture content. The mild profile is designed for drying substances that are sensitive to the rapid heat released by the filaments, which heat full power at the initial stage of the process. An example of such a substance is leather. You will use the fast profile for samples with significant moisture content – of the order of even several tens of percent. The step profile will be ideal for drying substances that contain more than 15 percent moisture. Within this profile you can define any three temperatures. You will choose the values of temperature and duration of heating experimentally. What Drying Temperature Should I Set? The drying temperature determines the duration of the process. Its value depends on the type of material. If the temperature is too low, it will under-dry the sample and, consequently, unnecessarily increase the measurement time, while if it is too high, it will cause a burning effect on the material. The drying temperature for the traditional (oven) method is determined by industry or factory standards. If there are no standards, you will select the temperature experimentally. The maximum drying temperature on the MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer is 160°C. How Do I Finish the Drying? In 4 Ways The MA 5Y Moisture Analyzer has four finish modes: automatic, manual, time-defined and user-defined. Automatic mode You define the moisture loss limit value in 60 seconds. When the moisture analyzer reaches the set criterion, the measurement will automatically end. Manual mode You terminate the measurement yourself by pressing the STOP button. Time-defined mode The measurement ends after the set time has elapsed regardless of the result. You have up to 99 hours 59 minutes to manage! User-defined mode When you remove all volatiles from a sample, by definition, its mass should be constant. During drying, the dry mass of the sample is defined by a condition: if the mass of the sample is stable within 1 mg during the observation time (Auto 1-5), we consider that all volatile components have been removed from its structure. Digital Weighing Auditor Ensures that your moisture analyzer is ready for use. What is more, it informs about the need for a moisture analyzer inspection or a periodic audit of the moisture analyzer’s accuracy and sensitivity. 10-Inch Display Bigger screen – 10’’ – means more information in one place. On the new ELLIPSIS terminal, you will see up to 3 screens, widgets, graphs, statuses, notes, handy measurement history. Uncompromising User Verification For the first time ever, the moisture analyzer will verify the user using a password, RFID card, fingerprint reader, facial recognition mechanism, or any combination of these. Ambient Light – an Innovative Way for the Moisture Analyzer to Communicate With the User The light colour will tell you about status, process results, procedures, or alerts. Hotspot Use the moisture analyzer on any device connected to it. This can be a smartphone, tablet, or computer. RFID ELLIPSIS works with RFID tags* that can be used to tag your products or formulation ingredients in the database. They can also be used to identify a user. Live Note – Note Down Your Conclusions It’s the first time you can add a voice memo to a measurement series or procedure report. If you prefer to write it down, ELLIPSIS allows you to add a text note. Handy Library This is where a series of recent measurements or a report ready for digital signature, according to 21 CFR Part 11, can be found. Widgets Prepared to display what you need most at any given moment. 21 CFR Part 11 Do you work in the pharmaceutical industry? Do you need a digital signature? We are offering the moisture analyzer which as a standalone fully meets the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11/ EU GMP Annex 11. Full data security Electronic signatures Validations Electronic records Audit trails Modbus TCP/IP is one of the most popular communication protocols in industrial automation. Implementing it in the 5Y balances and CY10 scales makes the devices of this series friendly to automation integrators. A balance or scale in a Modbus system is a slave device and performs tasks specified by the master device which is most often a PLC. Protocol Modbus TCP/IP in the 5Y balances and C10 scales enables, among other things, the realization of mass readout, zeroing and tare functions of the device, as well as tare settings and MIN and MAX thresholds. * RFID ISO/IEC 14443 Type A, 13.56 MHz