A&D MS-70 Moisture Analyzer: 71 g Halogen from Cypress

Aug 29

4 min read

A Houston lab that still dries a sample in an oven overnight does not need another compact bench. It needs a halogen moisture analyzer. The named carton All Scales USA actually stocks in Cypress on that leaf is the A&D MS-70 — 71 g × 0.0001 g, $4,363.90, ten in stock. Live slug: a-d-ms-70-ms-series-moisture-analyzer-71-g-x-0-0001-g. This post is that MS-70 body, not a generic “calibrate your moisture analyzer” reprint.

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A&D MS-70 moisture analyzer 71 g by 0.0001 g with halogen SRA heater

Caption: MS-70 in Cypress — 71 g × 0.0001 g, 400 W halogen + SRA, NTEP No.

What the live page actually prints

Brand A&D. Model MS-70. Product type moisture analyzer. Capacity × readability 71 g × 0.0001 g. Moisture resolution 0.001 / 0.01 / 0.1%. Pan Ø85 mm. Heater 400 W halogen with SRA (Secondary Radiation Assist). NTEP (this SKU) No. Maker: A&D MS-70. Leaf: moisture analyzers. Lab leaf: lab and analytical.

We will not claim legal-for-trade on a moisture percent. Live page prints NTEP No. Texas talk if someone still asks: NTEP in Texas.

MS-70 vs the MA37 already on the shelf

Sartorius MA37 is also live in Cypress at $3,315. We are not writing a MA37 article here. The MS-70 is the 0.0001 g / 0.001% moisture ceiling on the A&D MS series. If the sample is food or pharma moisture and you need that resolution, this is the carton. If you only need a mid-range halogen, call and we will quote MA37 instead of stretching this $4,363 body.

Sartorius MA37 moisture analyzer contrasted with the A&D MS-70

Caption: Sartorius MA37 on the Cypress shelf — mid-range halogen contrast, not this MS-70 article.

Pete at pete@allscales.com, (832) 766-5410, asks four things before the MS-70 leaves 21249 FM 529 Rd.

Sample size under 71 g? Over that, this pan is the wrong ceiling.
Do you need 0.001% moisture, or is 0.01 / 0.1% enough on a cheaper halogen?
Is this a sale by weight? Live page prints NTEP No — process / lab.
Food or washdown room? This is a lab analyzer. Hose-down is a different leaf.

What is in the Cypress carton

MS-70 moisture analyzer.
Ø85 mm pan.
400 W halogen + SRA.
Manual.
Sample pans extras — confirm on the call.

We do not do truck scales, pit scales, axle scales, or weighbridges. A 71 g halogen is a lab call. How we take it: Houston calibration from Cypress. Service: scale calibration Houston. No ISO 17025. No A2LA. Food / washdown leaf if the job was actually a checkweigher: food, washdown and NTEP. Checkweigher leaf: checkweighers.

How Cypress talks moisture

The MS-70 is the analyzer we put on a Houston QC bench when the oven method is too slow and 0.0001 g on a 71 g sample is the resolution the lab actually wrote into the SOP. Halogen + SRA is why A&D prices this body above a mid-range MA37. NTEP No is why we will not print legal-for-trade on a moisture percent. Those three sentences are the Cypress talk.

Pete will run a known dry sample at 21249 FM 529 Rd only if you ask and only as a Cypress conversation, not a certificate. We will not print Texan-certified on a moisture analyzer. If a test mass comes up, we say Texan-tested.

Typical Cypress jobs: a food-ingredient QC that left the oven, a chemical moisture spec at 0.001%, a lab that already owns a GF-3000 analytical (already posted) and now needs moisture on the same bench. We have also seen a buyer pick MA160 because the price was higher — that listing shares a mismatched image with an Ohaus AX2202. We skipped it. This MS-70 image is the analyzer.

GF-3000 and GF-200P pharmacy posts already exist. Compact bench chooser already exists. We will not clone those articles. House kits in the same shop are always MNM Scales — full name. Sister catalog: ek1200i.com. Manufacturer stays on weighing.andonline.com. We will not name competitor dealers.

Email pete@allscales.com the sample type and target moisture if you are unsure 71 g / 0.0001 g is the right ceiling. Ten in stock is why this is the named moisture we will ship from Cypress this week.

0.0001 g on 71 g is why a QC SOP that used to wait on an oven can finish before lunch. 400 W halogen + SRA is why this body costs more than MA37. NTEP No is why a moisture percent is not a Texas sale-by-weight instrument. Those three sentences are the lab talk from Cypress.

If the job is actually a checkweigher on a pack line, stop — different leaf. If the job is a 3000 g analytical, that is GF-3000 already posted. House kits in the same shop stay MNM Scales.

On a Houston service call we will not invent a CoC for the MS-70. We will confirm the halogen, the Ø85 mm pan, and that the live page prints NTEP No. Sample pans and printers are a quote, not assumed in this carton.