
AELAB supplies a comprehensive range of moisture analyzers for rapid moisture determination in laboratories, quality control departments, research facilities and industrial production environments.
The available range includes halogen moisture analyzers, infrared moisture analyzers, rapid moisture meters, automatic moisture analyzers and specialized moisture testing systems for different sample types and testing requirements.
AELAB moisture analyzers combine sample weighing and controlled heating in a single testing process. This allows laboratories to determine moisture content more quickly than conventional oven-drying methods while reducing manual weighing and calculation steps.
Customers can compare available moisture analyzer configurations according to sample type, heating technology, weighing capacity, readability, temperature range, test method and required measurement speed.
Explore rapid, halogen, infrared and automatic moisture testing systems available for laboratory and industrial applications.
A moisture analyzer is a laboratory instrument used to determine the percentage of moisture present in a sample. It generally combines a precision weighing system with a controlled heating source and continuously measures the sample weight during drying.
As moisture evaporates, the instrument records the reduction in sample weight. The test normally ends when the selected drying time is completed or when the measured weight becomes sufficiently stable.
Moisture analyzers are commonly used when laboratories require faster results than traditional drying ovens can provide. They are especially useful for routine quality control, raw-material inspection, formulation control and production monitoring.
| Moisture Analyzer Type | Typical Application |
|---|---|
| Halogen Moisture Analyzer | Rapid moisture determination using controlled halogen heating for routine laboratory and quality control testing. |
| Infrared Moisture Analyzer | Moisture testing through infrared heating for powders, granules, agricultural materials, chemicals and industrial samples. |
| Rapid Moisture Meter | Fast routine measurement where operators require simple operation and rapid moisture-content results. |
| Automatic Moisture Analyzer | Automated weighing, heating, endpoint detection and result calculation for repeatable laboratory workflows. |
| Precision Moisture Analyzer | Applications requiring higher weighing readability, controlled drying parameters and detailed measurement results. |
| Textile Moisture Analyzer | Moisture and moisture-regain testing for fibers, yarns, fabrics and other textile materials. |

1. Sample Preparation
A representative sample is prepared and distributed evenly across the sample pan.
2. Initial Weighing
The integrated weighing system records the sample weight before the drying process begins.
3. Controlled Heating
The sample is heated according to the selected temperature, time and drying method.
4. Moisture Calculation
Weight loss during drying is used to calculate and display the moisture result.
Selecting a moisture analyzer should not be based only on price or maximum weighing capacity. The selected instrument must be suitable for the sample, expected moisture range, required test speed and laboratory procedure.
Laboratories should also consider the heating method, temperature control, balance readability, test endpoint, data storage and available communication interfaces.
| Selection Factor | Questions to Consider |
|---|---|
| Sample Type | Will the instrument test powders, granules, liquids, pastes, fibers, food products, chemicals or polymers? |
| Expected Moisture Range | Is the expected moisture content very low, moderate or relatively high? |
| Sample Weight | What sample quantity is required to obtain a representative and repeatable result? |
| Weighing Readability | What balance readability is required for the expected sample size and measurement precision? |
| Heating Technology | Is halogen, infrared or another controlled heating method suitable for the sample? |
| Temperature Range | What drying temperature is required without burning, decomposing or chemically changing the sample? |
| Drying Program | Does the application require standard, rapid, stepwise or gentle drying? |
| Test Endpoint | Should the test end by time, weight stability, automatic detection or a user-defined condition? |
| Result Display | Are moisture percentage, dry-matter percentage, weight loss or other calculation modes required? |
| Method Storage | Does the laboratory need to save and recall drying programs for different materials? |
| Data Communication | Is connection to a computer, printer, USB device or laboratory data system required? |
| Testing Volume | How many samples must be tested during each laboratory or production shift? |

The AELAB moisture analyzer category includes several instrument families designed for different moisture-analysis workflows. Available specifications and functions vary according to the selected configuration.
Designed for rapid loss-on-drying moisture determination using controlled halogen heating. These systems are suitable for routine laboratory analysis, incoming inspection and production quality control.
Suitable for moisture testing of powders, granules, agricultural products, chemicals and other materials using infrared heating and integrated gravimetric measurement.
Developed for users requiring straightforward operation, short testing cycles and convenient moisture-content measurement during routine quality-control activities.
Provides automated heating, weight monitoring, endpoint control and result calculation for laboratories requiring efficient and repeatable moisture-testing procedures.
Intended for applications requiring precise sample weighing, adjustable drying parameters and reliable measurement of moisture loss in laboratory and industrial samples.
Designed for determining moisture content or moisture regain in textile fibers, yarns, fabrics and related materials used in textile production and quality control.
A moisture analyzer can provide rapid and repeatable results only when the drying method is appropriate for the tested material. The correct procedure may need to be established by comparing moisture-analyzer results with an accepted reference method.
Sample preparation has a direct influence on test speed, repeatability and final moisture results. Samples should normally be representative of the complete batch and distributed in a thin, uniform layer.
To receive a suitable moisture analyzer recommendation, customers should provide as much information as possible about their samples and testing procedure.
AELAB is a laboratory equipment brand and supplier based in Guangzhou, China. AELAB provides analytical instruments, laboratory equipment and quality-control solutions for distributors, universities, research institutions and industrial customers worldwide.
The AELAB product range includes moisture analyzers, laboratory balances, analytical instruments, environmental testing equipment, pharmaceutical testing systems, sample-preparation equipment and other laboratory solutions.
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AELAB supplies halogen moisture analyzers, infrared moisture analyzers, rapid moisture meters, automatic moisture analyzers, precision moisture analyzers and specialized textile moisture-testing systems.
Depending on the selected instrument and drying method, moisture analyzers may be used for food, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, powders, agricultural products, polymers, textiles, paper and many other materials.
In many routine applications, a moisture analyzer provides results faster because weighing and heating occur in one instrument and the result is calculated automatically.
Both systems determine moisture through controlled heating and sample weight loss. The primary difference is the heating technology and the way heat is transferred to the sample. Selection should be based on the sample characteristics and required test method.
A moisture analyzer is often used as a rapid routine-testing method. However, the laboratory should develop and verify the moisture-analyzer procedure against its accepted reference method when formal method correlation is required.
The temperature should be high enough to remove moisture efficiently but low enough to prevent sample burning, decomposition or unwanted loss of other volatile components.
An even sample layer improves heat transfer and helps produce faster and more repeatable drying. Thick or uneven samples may dry inconsistently and increase testing time.
Yes. Send the sample type, expected moisture range, required sample quantity, testing method, temperature requirements, daily testing volume and destination country. The AELAB team can recommend suitable configurations and prepare a quotation.
Tell the AELAB technical sales team about your sample type, expected moisture range, sample weight, required readability, preferred heating method, testing temperature and daily test volume.
Suitable moisture analyzer configurations can then be recommended according to your actual laboratory or industrial testing requirements.
The quotation can include available models, technical specifications, optional accessories, delivery time, export packaging and shipping information.
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