AGW-20 Grain and Feed Pellet Hardness Tester


Product Description

Portable hardness measurement up to 20 kg / 196 N

AGW-20 Grain and Feed Pellet Hardness Tester

Keywords: grain hardness tester, feed pellet hardness tester, digital grain hardness tester, grain hardness meter with peak mode, agricultural grain testing instrument

AGW-20 Grain and Feed Pellet Hardness Tester  

Key Features

1.  Measures grain and feed pellet hardness up to 20 kg (196 N).

2.  Switchable kg and N units with a 0.01 kg / 0.1 N load division value.

3.  Real-time and peak modes support live readings and maximum-force capture.

4.  Internal load cell and digital display for straightforward testing.

5.  Compact design for field or laboratory use.

6.  Short-circuit, leakage, and overload protection.

7.  Automatic shutoff after 10 minutes without operation.

Built for Real Use

AGW-20 Grain and Feed Pellet Hardness Tester — Backlit lcd display and control keypad        

Backlit lcd display and control keypad

AGW-20 Grain and Feed Pellet Hardness Tester — Measurement head and sample platform        

Measurement head and sample platform

AGW-20 Grain and Feed Pellet Hardness Tester — Controls corrected        

Controls corrected

Technical Specifications

ParameterSpecification
Maximum load20 kg / 196 N
Load division value0.01 kg / 0.1 N
Load cellInternal
Accuracy±2%
Display unitskg and N, switchable
Measurement modesReal-time and Peak
DisplayDigital
Auto power-offAfter 10 minutes without operation
ProtectionShort-circuit, leakage, and overload protection
Operating temperature5–35 °C
Transport temperature−10–60 °C
Relative humidity15–80% RH
Working environmentKeep away from strong light sources and corrosive media

Model Differences

ParameterAGW-20AGW-20N
Power supplyBuilt-in 3.7 V lithium battery2 × AAA batteries
ChargingRechargeable; approx. 4–6 hoursNot applicable
Continuous useApprox. 15 hours—
Battery cycle lifeAt least 300 charge cycles—
Charger input / outputAC 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz / DC 5 V, 1,000 mA—

Applications

1.  Hardness checks for grains such as wheat and rice.

2.  Feed pellet hardness testing during production and quality checks.

3.  Agricultural research, teaching, and laboratory evaluation.

4.  On-site sampling and bench-top testing.