The GTS Sword Hygrometer
The GTS sword hygrometer is specially designed for the paper and print industries. Its classic design, robust construction and new electronics make it the industry standard for equilibrium relative humidity measurement in paper or card stacks. Typical applications include paper production, quality control and conversion.
The GTS sword hygrometer is specially designed for the paper and print industries. Its classic design, robust construction and new electronics make it the industry standard for equilibrium relative humidity measurement in paper or card stacks. Typical applications include paper production, quality control and conversion.
Highlights
- Direct display of the relative humidity and temperature values
- High accuracy and fast response time
- Sturdy, yet light aluminium sword for fast temperature equilibrium, sword length 260 mm
- Simple 1 key control
- Auto power off and HOLD function
- Battery status indicator
You can find further detailed information about the GTS Sword Hygrometer and all about humidity and temperature measurement at ROTRONIC at www.rotronic-humidity.com, by E-Mail humidity@rotronic.ch or by telephone at +41 44 838 11 44.
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