The Classic Riceter Rice and Grain Moisture Meter
The Riceter L measures moisture in brown and polished rice, paddy, barley, naked barley, and wheat from a portable benchtop unit, with a built-in rice husker for paddy samples. Automatic temperature compensation keeps readings steady in the field.
Rice, paddy, and grain: Brown and polished rice, paddy, barley, naked barley, and wheat in one unit.
Built-in rice husker: Prepares paddy samples for brown-rice measurement on the spot.
Automatic temperature compensation: Holds accuracy as conditions change.
Automatic Rice Husker — No Longer Manufactured
The TR260 was an automatic electric rice husker for preparing brown rice samples for moisture and appearance testing. It husked a 20-gram paddy sample in about a minute, separating brown rice and husk into individual trays for a clean, ready-to-test sample.
One-touch husking: Pour paddy, close the cover, press start. The motor husked the sample and separated brown rice from husk automatically.
Universal-input AC adapter: Ran on 100 to 240 VAC, suited to facilities in any region.
Overload protection: An automatic stop guarded the motor if the unit bound during husking.
Portable Rice Moisture Meter for Brown and Polished Rice
The Riceter J308 measures moisture in brown and polished rice from a portable benchtop unit, giving rice handlers fast readings on a backlit digital display. Automatic temperature and grain-temperature compensation keep results steady.
Rice calibrations: Brown and polished rice across the standard moisture range.
Dual compensation: Automatic temperature and grain-temperature correction.
Direct reading: Backlit digital display, readable in low light.
High Speed Online NIR Moisture Meter: Built for Product That Comes and Goes
Most online sensors assume a continuous bed of product under the head. This one was built for the opposite: discrete items moving past on a line, measured fast enough to catch each one.
Measures Intermittent Product: Fast enough for cookies, tablets, and packaged goods passing under the sensor with gaps between them.
No Moving Parts in the Optics: Pulsed infrared emitting diodes instead of a lamp and filter wheel, so nothing rotates and nothing burns out.
Wide Environmental Range: Universal power input and operation across a broad temperature and humidity band.
Small Measurement Spot: A 20 mm spot at close focal distance, sized for individual items rather than bulk flow.
Integrated Ferrous Coating Gauge — no Longer in production
The LE900 measured non-magnetic coatings on iron and steel from a single integrated probe body. It has been replaced by the LZ990, which reads both ferrous and non-ferrous substrates automatically in one one-piece tool.
Ferrous measurement: electromagnetic readings on iron and steel, iron substrate included
Integrated probe: sealed handheld body, spring-loaded probe for curved and edged parts
Replaced by the LZ990: adds non-ferrous, longer range, memory, and PC output in the same form factor
Rice Freshness Meter — Objective, Per-Kernel Freshness Grading by pH
The RN820 measures the freshness of milled rice kernel by kernel, replacing subjective judgment with an objective, repeatable freshness value that buyers and sellers can speak about in the same terms.
Every-kernel evaluation: reads freshness on each kernel rather than judging the bulk sample, surfacing variation a single bulk reading hides.
Graphical results: per-kernel values, histogram, and distribution chart make the freshness profile of a lot easy to read and compare.
Shared freshness language: a standardized five-rank classification gives suppliers and purchasers a common, defensible basis for grading freshness.
Records and export: statistics export to a spreadsheet for record-keeping and lot-to-lot comparison.