Wagner Meters Offers New Webinar that Explores the “What, Why, and How of Wood Moisture Testing”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

CONTACT: Jason Spangler
Email: jspangler@wagnermeters.com
(800) 795-9913 ext. 235

Rogue River, OR (May 2021) – Wagner Meters is pleased to offer an all-new training webinar that gives woodworkers, contractors, flooring installers, and building inspectors all the essential information they need for accurate, reliable testing of moisture in wood.

This free hour-long online presentation, titled The What, Why, and How of Wood Moisture Testing, is designed to help anyone who works with wood. Attendees will learn how to take advantage of the very latest moisture measurement technologies so they can avoid significant problems due to moisture in wood.

The new webinar covers a wide range of topics and answers many key questions, such as:

• How is wood influenced by ambient conditions?
• What problems can occur if wood moisture content is too high or too low?
• What is equilibrium moisture content (EMC), and why is it important?
• Are moisture meters accurate?
• What is the best moisture meter for me—pin or pinless?
• Plus much, much more!

The highly informative webinar is presented by Jason Spangler, Sales Manager for Wagner Meters. In addition to explaining the latest scientific information about wood moisture and how to test for it accurately, Jason will take time to answer each participant’s questions during a Q&A session at the conclusion of the webinar. For the first month, these Q&A sessions will happen each time the webinar is offered. After that, Q&A sessions will be available twice per quarter.

For more information, or to register for Wagner’s new educational webinar, visit https://www.wagnermeters.com/wood-webinar.

Wagner Meters

Wagner Meters is a family-owned American business that aims to provide solutions in moisture measurement technology that will enhance the quality and value of each customer’s project. With an almost 60-year legacy of innovation, Wagner continues to be a resource for both individual craftsmen and high-performance commercial endeavors.