Moisture Matters Blog

Industry-specific advice is always helpful, especially when the authority is also a master craftsman. In this last of our series of articles featuring the value of Delmhorst moisture meters in a number of applications, we are sharing the insights and opinions of Billy ... Read More

Producers of fine leather goods are anticipating an expanding market for their products over the next five to seven years. Those who want to maximize their growth opportunities will be eager to ensure their leather is of the highest quality. Read More

This year’s NWFA convention in Milwaukee, WI promises to be full of exhibitors and hardwood flooring personnel sharing valuable solutions, latest trends, and product updates to improve your business. Plus, it is a chance to gather, learn, and network with others who ... Read More

Cotton is one of the world's most versatile resources because its fabric can be processed into an almost unlimited line of products. Consequently, global cotton industries are constantly evolving their capacities and product lines. The competition is intense, so cotton ... Read More

In this fourth of six articles in our dedicated series, we're continuing our discussion on the significance of moisture content (MC) controls in various industries and how they prevent unnecessary damage and loss. In the paper industry, Delmhorst moisture meters have ... Read More

In this third of six articles in our in-depth series, readers will learn more about Delmhorst moisture meters and how they impact any industry that requires careful management of moisture levels. Today, we are discussing moisture levels in hay production and storage ... Read More

Welcome to our second article in a six-part series highlighting specific moisture meters as essential tools for a wide range of applications. Last time, you learned about the Navigator™ JX-20 and JX-30 meters and how they're used in the lumber processing, woodworking ... Read More

For professional woodworkers, there's rarely a bigger concern than unmanaged moisture levels. Wood that is too wet or too dry, even by a small percentage, is prone to movement and shrinking. Read More

Over the last few articles exploring moisture meters for water damage restoration, we’ve considered how accurate, reliable devices can improve efficiency and outcomes for professionals in the industry. Read More

Welcome to the third installment in our exclusive series on the benefits of using reliable moisture meters in the water damage restoration industry. Read More