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What is the Difference Between a Photometer and Spectrophotometer?
Posted March 15, 2016 in Blog
Photometers and spectrophotometers are both well suited and established for the measurement of moisture and oil/fat, but the best analyzer depends on a company's specific measurement needs. read more
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OPC, Kepware, DDE, Ethernet, Modbus/TCP! What Does All of This Mean?
Posted April 15, 2015 in Blog
Software communication options come in multiple formats and are selected based on the functionality requirements of the company. Take a look inside some of the most common software communication options. read more
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What Really Are the Zero and Span Calibration Controls?
Posted December 12, 2014 in Blog
The zero and span calibration controls are used to make the Near Infrared sensor display values match the lab values within the limitations of laboratory accuracy and sample handling. read more
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Near Infrared Measurements – How Do They Work?
Posted December 03, 2013 in Blog
Near Infrared Measurements – How Do They Work? read more
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How to Choose the Right Moisture and Color Sensor for Your Potato Chip Process
Posted December 18, 2012 in Blog
Learn how precise moisture and oil control in potato chip manufacturing can improve chip consistency and shelf life. read more
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How do Near Infrared Process Measurements Work?
Posted September 20, 2012 in Blog
Quality Control and Process Monitoring demands have driven the vast expansion of applying near infrared process measurements in the chemical, pharmaceutical, paper, wood, tobacco, food and other industries. Learn more about how the technology works. read more
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Hog Fuel – What is it? & Why is moisture measurement important?
Posted April 25, 2012 in Blog
Hog fuel is a wood residue and waste product that is processed through a chipper or mill and is normally used for fuel. Knowing the hog fuel's moisture level allows optimization of natural gas during boiler operation. read more