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Grain Moisture Tester Calibration Services

Accurate grain moisture measurement is vital to crop quality, fair pricing, and safe storage. Our national network provides the local expertise your operation depends on to protect product value and support consistent, profitable decisions.

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Our Grain Moisture Tester Calibration Services

Grain moisture measurement plays a critical role across the entire grain supply chain, from harvest and storage to processing and distribution.

When moisture testers drift out of specification, the impact can be costly: inaccurate pricing, storage issues, spoilage risks, quality rejections, and lost revenue. The Accredited Labs network offers specialized grain moisture tester calibration services to keep your instruments performing within their required accuracy ranges.

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Our Process 

Grain moisture tester calibration involves verifying and adjusting instruments that measure the moisture content of various grain types across defined operating ranges. Each device is compared to certified reference standards with known, traceable moisture values to identify any deviations from its intended performance.

Experienced technicians evaluate each instrument using grain samples with precisely known moisture contents across multiple grain types and measurement points. They document all variations and may make the adjustments needed to restore accuracy. If a tester cannot be restored to its required accuracy range, you receive detailed reporting with the data necessary for corrective action, maintenance planning, or replacement decisions.

All grain moisture calibrations follow established grain industry standards and internationally recognized measurement protocols. Each instrument is returned with documentation linking its accuracy to the international system of units—supporting grain trading requirements, quality management systems, and regulatory compliance.

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Types of Grain Moisture Testers We Calibrate

Our comprehensive grain moisture tester calibration services cover the complete spectrum of moisture measurement technologies used across the grain industry:

  • Portable Grain Moisture Meters: Handheld and desktop units used for field testing, elevator receiving, and quality control applications. These instruments require calibration across multiple grain types and moisture ranges to ensure accurate field measurements and purchasing decisions.
  • Multi-Grain Moisture Analyzers: Advanced instruments capable of measuring moisture in various grain types with automatic grain type selection and correction factors. Calibration ensures accuracy across all supported grain types and measurement conditions.
  • Near-Infrared (NIR) Moisture Analyzers: Sophisticated instruments that use infrared spectroscopy to measure grain moisture and other quality parameters. These systems require specialized calibration procedures to verify both moisture measurement accuracy and spectroscopic performance.
  • Capacitance-Based Moisture Meters: Instruments that measure moisture through dielectric properties of grain samples. Calibration accounts for temperature effects, grain type variations, and environmental factors that affect capacitance measurements.
  • Resistance-Based Moisture Meters: Traditional moisture measurement technology that determines moisture through electrical resistance measurements. These instruments require calibration across temperature ranges and grain density variations.
  • Online Moisture Monitoring Systems: Continuous moisture measurement systems installed in grain handling equipment and storage facilities. These systems require calibration of sensors, signal processing equipment, and data logging systems.
  • Laboratory Moisture Analyzers: Precision instruments used for reference measurements and quality control in grain testing laboratories. These instruments require the highest calibration accuracy to support grain grading and commercial testing services.
  • Combination Moisture and Test Weight Meters: Instruments that simultaneously measure moisture content and test weight (bulk density) for comprehensive grain quality assessment. Calibration ensures accuracy of both measurement parameters.
  • Moisture Meters for Specialty Grains: Instruments designed for specific grain types such as rice, oats, barley, or specialty crops. These require calibration with appropriate reference standards for each specific grain type.

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