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Plant Culm-strength Meter

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The Plant Culm-strength Meter is a specialized agricultural instrument designed to measure the mechanical strength of plant stems(culms), especially in cereal crops such as rice, wheat, and maize.

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Plant Culm-strength Meter Features: 1. High precision, high resolution, easy operation, easy to carry. 2. Automatically save test pressure, time and test serial number. TechnicalParameters: Model PCM-1A PCM-1B Max. Load 50N 500N Load Accuracy ±0.5% Resolution 0.1N Culm Width Range 0~100mm Unit N, kg Output Interface RS232 Power Chargeable battery, Charger(charge voltage: 100V~240V) External Size(W*D*H) 295*130*36mm Net Weight 0.6kg Packing Size(W*D*H) 330*90*300mm Gross Weight 1.5kg

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PCM-1A, PCM-1B

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