COUNT ANALYSING SYSTEMS The measurement of the count (linear density) of slivers, rovings and yarns, as well as the fabrics’ & cloths’ weight per square meter, are essential parameters of their quality. In order to meet different requirements in terms of automation and costs, Mesdan-Lab is offering two solutions: COUNT ANALYSER II, code 1666 The instrument consists of electronic counter with microprocessor, built-in data management software, digital display, built-in mini printer and high precision electronic balance (to be selected), to automatically determine the sample count and elaborate the statistical analysis for being shown on the counter display and then printed. COUNT LAB SOFTWARE, code 165.630 It is composed of a software able to acquire data from the scale (not included, to be selected), convert into a count figure, elaborate the statistical values showing the report on the PC monitor for printing and/or saving. PC (not included) with minimum requirements: Windows 7 OS, and 2 USB ports. Recommended solution in case data storage is required. ·· Measuring systems available: Nm/m, Nec/yd, Nec/m, Nec/yd (inch), den, dtex, Tex, KTex (gr/m), g/m², grains/yd, g, YSW. ·· Available statistical data: average, min and max count, standard deviation (sigma), CV%, Range %, IC% (95%), upper and lower limits. ·· Sample length or area settable for the different measuring systems from min 0,01 up to max. 999,99 (m, inch, yd or m²). ·· Distribution

Both Count Analyser and Count Lab can operate following two different methods. Simplified counting: the count of each test is visualised together with all the statistical results. A graph showing each sample’s count is then visualised and printed. Normal counting: tests are divided into different groups. It is possible to show the count of each test, the overall statistical results and the results of each group. It is also possible to print a graph of result distribution referred to a preset nominal count. Moreover, a third graph allows the operator to check whether each sample - referred to...