RESISTEK Digital Resistivitimeter

The NK by NEURTEK RESISTEK resistivity meter allows fast and accurate measurement of the resistivity of paints and varnishes, optimizing the performance of electrostatic painting systems.

What is the RESISTEK digital resistivity meter?

The resistivity meter by NK by NEURTEK is designed to measure the resistivity of paints, varnishes and other liquids quickly and reliably. Its use is essential to ensure optimum performance in electrostatic painting systems, reducing waste and improving application efficiency.

Why use the RESISTEK resistivity meter?

• Optimizes processes: Adjusts the operation of electrostatic painting systems to obtain consistent results.
• Material savings: Reduces paint consumption and minimizes environmental impact.
• Fast and accurate measurement: Ideal for production environments where efficiency and reliability are required.
• Standards compliance: Complies with ASTM D5682-95, ensuring traceability and confidence in results.

Main features of the digital resistivity meter

• Measurement range: 100 kΩ – 20 MΩ (full Ransburg scale).
• Auto-ranging system: Automatic adjustment without changing settings.
• Design: Compact, portable and lightweight, easy to use.
• Calibration: Optional certified calibration with traceability.
• Use: Laboratory, industrial plant, painting processes.

How does the RESISTEK digital resistivity meter work?

• Turn on the meter.
• Insert the probe into the liquid to be measured.
• Press the start button.
• Wait about 10 seconds.
• The resistivity value appears on the screen.

That simple: fast, accurate and hassle-free measurement.

Typical applications

The RESISTEK resistivity meter is ideal for:

• Electrostatic painting systems.
• Quality control laboratories.
• Paint manufacturers and applicators.
• Industrial coating processes.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is a resistivity meter and what is it used for?
It is a device that measures the resistivity of liquids such as paints and varnishes, ensuring quality and efficiency in electrostatic application systems.

What is the difference between a digital and an analog resistivity meter?

• Digital: Fast and accurate reading, clear display and possibility of certified calibration.
• Analog: Requires manual interpretation, lower accuracy and more time to measure.

Is it easy to use for non-specialized personnel?
Yes. Its auto-ranging system and digital display allow fast measurements without the need for advanced technical knowledge.