| 26-ES Wood hammer Hammer electrode. The 496 contact pins that come with the 26-ES penetrate 29mm (1⅛”) and have insulated shanks so that only the tips are exposed. The pins make contact only at their uncoated tips and provide much more accurate readings of moisture content at various levels of penetration. Also available as the 26-ED, which includes gauge to measure pin penetration depth.
Benefits This hammer electrode will easily check high density hardwood that short pins are unable to penetrate.
It will also easily penetrate through flooring to plywood sub-floor or concrete.
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| 2-E Wood
Fitted with the same 5/16" penetration pins that are mounted on our pin type meters. This electrode is great for a variety of different applications:
- Home inspector: Use on wood joists and drywall.
- Paper producer: Use on curved surfaces such as cardboard and paper tubes.
- Woodworker: Use on timber, poles, and veneer.
2-E is also available as the 2- ET with a tapped handle for hard to reach areas. Can also be fitted with A-103 uninsulated pins with 1 3/32” length and 11/16” penetration.
Benefits
- Home inspector: Use on wood joists and drywall.
- Paper producer: Use on curved surfaces such as cardboard and paper tubes.
- Woodworker: Use on timber, poles, and veneer.
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| 15-E Wood Pin type, with two rows of four pins each, maximum penetration 3mm (⅛"). Penetration can be adjusted according to stock thickness by means of gauge block
Benefits Used for veneer |
| 22-E for building materials
Comes with A-111 uninsulated contact pins for 7/16" penetration. For use on plaster, masonry and wood. Will also accept 496, insulated pins; 1 1/16” penetration.22-E is also available as the 22-ET with a tapped handle for hard to reach areas.
Benefits For use on plaster, masonry and wood |
| 4-E Pin type, comes with 4 uninsulated 2497/A-100 contact pins for 8mm (5/16") penetration
Benefits Use on kiln-dried boards up to 5cm (2") and on air-dried boards up to 32mm (5/4") |