Moisture Weight Loss Calculator Free

Enter the current weight and moisture and your target moisture to see the new weight, the loss and its value.

💧 Moisture change

To see what the weight change is worth.

⚖️ Result

WEIGHT AT 11% MOISTURE9,663 kgLoses 337 kg (3.37%), worth 2,191.01
Dry matter (constant)8,600 kg
Weight at 11% moisture9,663 kg
Weight loss337 kg (3.37%)
Value of the change2,191.01
Equivalent price per kg after drying6.73
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Assumes only water changes. Real drying can also lose some volatile oil and fines.
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The formula

Only water leaves during drying, so the dry matter stays the same. New weight = current weight × (100 − current moisture) ÷ (100 − target moisture). Drying 10 tonnes from 14% to 11% moisture leaves about 9.66 tonnes.

Why it matters in trade

Moisture affects both quality and weight. Buying at high moisture means paying for water and risking mould; selling over-dried product gives weight away. Contracts set maximum moisture, and this calculator shows the money at stake.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does this include other losses?

No. It assumes only water changes. Real drying and handling can also lose some volatile oil, fines and dust.

What moisture is typical for spices?

Many dried spices are traded at around 10–12% maximum, and green coffee around 10–12.5%. Use your contract figures.

Can moisture go up?

Yes. Products can absorb moisture in humid storage or containers. Enter a higher target to see the weight gain.

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