Resistance meter (old type)
A measuring device that can easily and accurately measure the resistivity of various materials and components.
The Mitsubishi Chemical resistivity meters, the Loresta and Hi-Resista series, are unique products created from the accumulation of development, application, and evaluation technologies for various materials. With the advancement of science and technology, a wide range of new and old materials, including metals, rubber, plastics, and ceramics, are being used for various purposes, particularly in the electrical and electronic fields. Among these, there has arisen a need to distinguish materials not qualitatively as conductive or insulating, but quantitatively by their resistivity as an absolute value. The low resistivity meter Loresta uses a four-probe method, while the high resistivity meter Hi-Resista employs a double-ring method, both conforming to standards such as JIS, and they are the only devices that can easily and accurately measure the absolute value of resistivity for various materials and components. They have already become specified models in many industries and are used in material research and development, as well as in quality control and acceptance testing during manufacturing processes. The system products for mapping large samples and measuring powder samples are also well-equipped, accommodating the evaluation of various new materials. If you have any concerns, please feel free to contact us.
basic information
The Mitsubishi Chemical resistivity meters, the Loresta and Hi-Resista series, are unique products created from the accumulation of development technologies, application technologies, and evaluation technologies for various materials. With the advancement of science and technology, a wide variety of new and old materials, including metals, rubber, plastics, and ceramics, are being used for various purposes, primarily in the electrical and electronic fields. Among these, there has arisen a need to distinguish materials not qualitatively as conductive or insulating, but quantitatively by their resistivity as an absolute value. The low resistivity meter Loresta uses a four-probe method, while the high resistivity meter Hi-Resista employs a double-ring method, both conforming to standards such as JIS, and they are the only devices that can easily and accurately measure the absolute values of resistivity for various materials and components. They have already become specified models in many industries and are used in material research and development, as well as in quality control and acceptance testing during manufacturing processes. The system products for mapping large samples and measuring powder samples are also well-equipped, accommodating the evaluation of various new materials. If you have any concerns, please feel free to contact us.
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Model number/Brand name
MCP-HT450 MCP-T600
Applications/Examples of results
Magnesium alloy cases and plating for small electronic devices (laptops, mobile phones, MD Walkmans, digital cameras, etc.), various parts for printers and copiers, electrodes for paper and LCDs (ITO glass, metal thin films), electrodes for batteries and capacitors, plastic packaging materials for food, transport trays for electronic components like ICs, and various other materials and parts.
