Photo from the BUI spare parts catalogue. Actual product may vary with size and material.
Moisture Meter
Instrument that measures grain moisture for conditioning and storage decisions.
- Trusted since 1978
- Pan-India dispatch
- Matched to your machine
Product overview
Grain moisture decides how much water to add when tempering wheat and whether grain is safe to store. A moisture meter gives a quick reading at intake and before conditioning, so millers can set dampening accurately.
Key features
- Quick grain moisture reading
- For intake and tempering
Specifications
| Category | Lab & Testing Equipment |
|---|---|
| Measures | Grain moisture (%) |
| Supplier | Brindavan Udyog India, Delhi (since 1978) |
Applications
- Grain intake and tempering control
Where it fits: Lab & Testing Equipment
Mill laboratories check grain and flour every shift. We supply the instruments millers use to measure moisture, flow and particle size. See all lab & testing equipment.
Care and replacement
- Check calibration regularly against a reference method.
How to order
- Tell us the size, quantity and machine make or model.
- Send a photo, drawing or sample if you have one.
- We confirm the part and send price and delivery time.
Buying tips
- For test sieves, quote the frame diameter and the aperture or mesh of each sieve.
FAQ
Moisture Meter: FAQ
Why measure moisture?
To set wheat tempering accurately and to store grain safely.
What is Moisture Meter used for?
Instrument that measures grain moisture for conditioning and storage decisions. Typical uses: grain intake and tempering control.
How do I order Moisture Meter from BUI?
Send the size, quantity and machine make or model (or a photo or sample) through the enquiry form, WhatsApp +91 95558 49888 or email. We confirm the part and send a quote.
Do you deliver Moisture Meter outside Delhi?
Yes. Brindavan Udyog India supplies customers in 200+ Indian cities and exports to 15+ countries.
Do you supply other lab equipment?
Yes. Our online shop also lists lab equipment such as hot plates, muffle furnaces, water baths, falling number apparatus, electronic balances, lab sifters and wheat grinders.
