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December Rapid RH Newsletter -DataMaster: Sneak Peek

December 2012 Newsletter

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Wagner Announces the DataMaster has been nominated for the Most Innovative Product at World of Concrete 2013. The Rapid RH® DataMaster™ is a wireless device developed to acquire the internal relative humidity and temperature of a concrete slab via Bluetooth® technology. This data can then be uploaded to

www.f2170reports.com, ensuring data integrity and proper data documentation to comply with ASTM F2170-11.

Look for upcoming emails with exclusive pre-ordering information as well as instructions on how you can vote the DataMaster for MIP.

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Warranty Strong: How RH Testing Limits Flooring Failure

Recurrent moisture content is a plague on the modern flooring industry, especially as it applies to shrinking building schedules and budgets. When builders apply flooring over improperly-dried concrete slabs, high moisture content levels can trigger perpetual problems which can jeopardize a floor: adhesive breakdown, debonding, osmotic blisters, staining, efflorescence, curling or expansion.

In recent years, the flooring products industry’s shift away from volatile organic compounds (VOCs) has created a new generation of adhesives that are more sensitive to concrete moisture content than ever...

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Discounts for Surfaces or World of Concrete 2013

We're going to Vegas for the Surfaces and World of Concrete 2013 show and we'd like you to join us! In fact, we'll even send you a discount on registration. If you didn't receive them, let us know and we'll be happy to send them to you. just email us at rapidrh@wagnermeters.com.

Forum Post: Measurement in a Cold Slab

Hello All, my first time using the rapidRH on a concrete slab. The RH came back as 90% rh at 51 deg F. We were planning to coat this floor with epoxy. The building is on top of a hill and on all sides the terrain is slopped down and away. The heat is turned down since they are not currently using it. Is there a correction I can apply to my readings to correct for the cold conditions.

Thanks

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