Moisture Meters
Measure moisture content both on the surface and under the surface with our range of invasive and non-invasive (pinless) moisture meters suitable for measuring moisture content of wood, building materials and various other applications.
Find out more about Moisture Meters below.
- LED bar graph with numerical display
- Helps prevent warping and cracking
- Quick and easy to use
- LED scale shows level of moisture (dry, borderline and damp)
- Pin-type moisture meter - requires contact with surface of material
- Suitable for use with both wood and building materials
- Large backlit display
- Pin moisture measurement
- Easy-to-use
- Simple hand-held design
- Larger Display Screen
- Bluetooth Capability
- Built-In Calibration Check
- Measures up to 3/4” (19 mm) below the surface
- Adjustable auto off
- Hold feature
- Two meters in one
- Bluetooth Connectivity for data recording
- Auto shut off 0-10 min
- The telescoping handle extends from 27”/69cm to 48”/122cm
- Audible alarm and visual colour alerts
- Adjustable sensitivity
- A four-in-one hygrometer and pin/pinless moisture meter with Wi-Fi
- Log or stream data
- Six kit options are available
- Two models with different fitted, calibrated moisture content gauges
- Determines moisture content from the pneumatic pressure created by the sample and reagent
- Can be used to test a variety of materials in the field
- Easy-to-use, accurate & efficient
- Pin & pinless moisture meter
- Take readings in wall cavities & crawlspaces
- Three models with different integrated, calibrated moisture content gauges
- Measure a variety of materials quickly and easily
- Rugged, practical, portable design
- HygroMaster 2
- SurveyMaster
- Heavy Duty Hammer Electrode
About Moisture Meters
Need to test the level of moisture in building materials, wood, and other material types? Moisture meters help you to put an exact value on how damp the material is and are an essential purchase for caravan owners, professional building surveyors, homeowners, and those involved with the production and storage of wood in various forms.
Moisture meters are generally classified into two distinct types - pin and pinless.
Pin-type moisture meters include sharp pins at the top which are designed to touch the material you're testing. You should be able to get a reading from lightly touching the surface with the pins; however sometimes, when moisture is deeper, inserting the pins more into the surface will generate more accurate results. Some pin-type moisture meters include optional hammer-style accessories which will allow you to easily test further below the surface.
Pinless moisture meters are better for measuring the moisture content without actually causing any damage to the material being tested. These use a scanning system to test to a certain depth below the surface (results vary depending on the model) and they are generally less accurate than their pin counterparts as they aren't touching the surface.
The capabilities of the moisture meter you have will vary greatly depending on the product you select. Some are specifically designed for use with wood, while others include the ability to measure moisture with selectable pin and pinless modes. Even more advanced meters, such as the FLIR MR series, even include a thermal imaging camera inside so you can find moisture much easier before actually testing with the pin electrode.
