In this section, you'll find the videos, articles, manuals and ebooks related to moisture testing.

At the top of the page are articles that can help you decide which method of moisture measurement to use for your testing process.

Scroll down, and you'll see videos and articles about each of the methods our instruments employ, followed by user manuals for some of the instruments.

Finally, at the bottom of the page are a few related articles and a form you can use to request more information. If you're not finding the resource you need on this page, fill out this form and let us know.

Which Method Do You Need?

These articles will help you determine which method of moisture measurement is right for you. Fill out the form on the right to get a personal recommendation from us.

What is Moisture Content?

In the world of material testing, moisture content is different things to different people. However, there is a common concern. Manufacturers, distributors and retailers each are concerned with how moisture content affects what they are making, shipping, storing or selling... read more.

What Can I Use to Get the Moisture Content in My Product?

A question we get a lot is:

“How do I determine the moisture in my product?

Of course, the answer is often “it depends”, and the method does depend on the chemical and physical composition of the product. There are several methods used to determine moisture content: Loss-on-Drying (also known as Weight Loss), Karl Fischer, NIR, and Radio Frequency... read more.

Moisture Content and Water Activity - What Are They?

Many accessing our web site ask questions such as: "How does water content affect water activity?" "How is water activity different from water content?" "Can I convert from moisture to water activity?"

Given that both of these measurements deal with water connected to a material, we must first understand of water content in a product... read more.

Karl Fischer Method

Coulometric or Volumetric Karl Fischer - Which Should I Choose?

When you really need to know the water content of your raw material, in-process status, final QC or shipment test comparisons our old friend Karl Fischer is often your best alternative. The technique has the benefit of detecting only water (and not other volatiles). Because it works with dissolved samples the Karl Fischer Method often gets to and measures bound water... read more.

Karl Fischer: The Basics

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Indirect Methods

Is In-Line Moisture Measurement for You?

Five years ago, we published an article on in-line vs. off-line moisture measurement. At that time we debated whether these measurement systems should be called on-line or in-line. We chose to use the term "on-line". Since then, however, the world of the internet became known as "online". So, to avoid confusion, we changed our view and now refer to direct measurement as "in-line" moisture measurement... read more.

Capacitance: The Basics

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Moisture Testing

In this section, you'll find the videos, articles, manuals and ebooks related to moisture testing.

Which Method Do You Need?

Karl Fischer Method

Coulometric or Volumetric Karl Fischer - Which Should I Choose?

Karl Fischer: The Basics

Loss-on Drying Method

Ebook

Loss-on Drying: The Basics

Indirect Methods

Is In-Line Moisture Measurement for You?

Capacitance: The Basics

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